Jobs at Compass Connections

Directs regional clinical and mental health services for children and adolescents in shelter and residential programs. Oversees clinical initiatives, assessments, training, regulatory compliance, data evaluation, community partnerships, and supportive services. Serves as a liaison with headquarters and state and federal partners, provides staff supervision and training, supports crisis intervention, and ensures adherence to professional, ethical, and program standards. Requires bilingual English-Spanish communication, on-call availability, and travel as needed.

Manage child and family caseloads, coordinate referrals and service plans, monitor safety and progress, provide crisis intervention, maintain records, and collaborate with families, legal providers, immigration courts, and multidisciplinary teams. The role requires bilingual English-Spanish communication, regulatory compliance, accurate documentation, and occasional schedule flexibility for evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Provides clinical behavioral health services to children in emergency shelter and group home settings. Responsibilities include intake assessments, diagnosis and treatment participation, therapeutic planning, individual and family counseling, group facilitation, crisis intervention, case documentation, discharge planning, referrals, and reunification support. The clinician maintains a caseload, participates in on-call coverage, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, follows regulatory requirements, and supports children and foster families.

Supports case management, clinical, and medical teams serving children in emergency shelter and group home programs. Responsibilities include contacting families and sponsors, documenting reunification delays, maintaining confidential records, reviewing Salesforce and UC Portal for compliance, preparing discharge resources, coordinating referrals, supporting crisis intervention and safety protocols, and assisting foster care recruitment. Requires bilingual English-Spanish fluency, accurate documentation, collaboration, emotional composure, and flexible evening, weekend, and holiday availability.

Manages Prevention of Sexual Abuse compliance for a child welfare facility. Responsibilities include monitoring federal and state standards, reviewing abuse and harassment allegations, reporting incidents, conducting staff and youth training, collecting and analyzing compliance data, preparing reports, developing monitoring tools, supporting corrective actions, and ensuring victims receive necessary services. The role also provides technical compliance assistance, participates in on-call rotations, and collaborates with multidisciplinary teams.

Manages daily shelter operations for children, supervising zone supervisors, staff schedules, assignments, documentation, activities, safety protocols, and emergency responses. Supports child orientation, treatment planning, appointments, family reunification needs, and crisis intervention. Coordinates with law enforcement, courts, medical providers, legal resources, and community partners while ensuring regulatory compliance, confidentiality, accurate records, and culturally responsive care. Requires bilingual English-Spanish communication and evening, weekend, and holiday availability.

Maintains a comprehensive digital archive, processes raw images, and retrieves records for internal and external requests. Tracks inquiries, prepares accurate documentation, files, forms, statistics, and reports, and ensures compliance with agency, licensing, contract, and regulatory requirements. The role requires confidentiality, effective communication, organization, computer literacy, bilingual English-Spanish fluency, collaboration, and occasional youth care coverage. Employees must complete background and drug screenings and comply with vaccination requirements.

Supports case management and reunification activities for children in transitional foster care. Responsibilities include contacting families and sponsors, maintaining confidential records, entering and reviewing information in Salesforce and UC Portal, documenting reunification delays, supporting multidisciplinary teams, coordinating service referrals, recruiting foster parents, and following safety, regulatory, and licensing requirements.

Provides behavioral health services to children, including intake assessments, diagnosis, treatment planning, individual, group, and family counseling, crisis intervention, case consultation, documentation, discharge planning, and coordination with families, providers, and multidisciplinary teams. Maintains regulatory compliance, accurate records, confidentiality, and on-call coverage while supporting reunification and foster care programs.

Provides case-support services for children in emergency shelter and group-home settings. Responsibilities include contacting families and sponsors, documenting reunification delays, maintaining child records and compliance documentation in Salesforce and UC Portal, preparing discharge resources, supporting case management, clinical, and medical teams, making service referrals, and assisting with foster-parent recruitment. Requires crisis intervention, confidentiality, collaboration, emotional composure, and flexibility for evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Develops and delivers training for post-release and home study programs, including training strategies, manuals, calendars, databases, reports, and certifications. Ensures compliance with agency, licensing, state, and federal requirements; maintains personnel training records; builds professional partnerships; and supports foster parent recruitment. Requires collaboration, case management and supervisory experience, bilingual English-Spanish fluency, occasional evenings, weekends, holidays, and frequent travel between locations.

Supports classroom instruction and student development for children ages 5–17 in an emergency shelter setting. Assists teachers and ESL facilitators with lesson preparation, tutoring, classroom supervision, assessments, discipline, data entry, and recordkeeping. Provides crisis intervention, maintains a safe environment, communicates student concerns, and performs substitute teaching and clerical duties. Requires collaboration with multidisciplinary staff and occasional foster-parent support.

Provides clinical care for children in emergency shelter and group-home settings. Responsibilities include intake interviews, assessments, diagnosis, therapeutic planning, individual, group, and family counseling, crisis intervention, case consultation, documentation, discharge planning, and coordination with providers and referral sources. The clinician maintains regulatory compliance, supports family reunification, participates in on-call coverage, and collaborates with multidisciplinary teams. Fluency in English and Spanish is required.

Designs and delivers individualized life-skills plans and curriculum for children ages 5–17. Coordinates activities, volunteers, community resources, supplies, and school-program events. Uses positive behavior management and de-escalation techniques, maintains a safe learning environment, documents progress, tracks statistics, supports reporting, and follows regulatory, safety, confidentiality, and ethical requirements. Requires daily travel between locations and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.

Leads clinical services for children in emergency shelter and group home settings. Provides or oversees assessments, diagnosis, treatment, counseling, crisis management, service planning, progress reporting, discharge planning, and clinical documentation. Supervises and consults with clinicians, ensures regulatory compliance and quality assurance, supports reunification deadlines, coordinates with providers and referral sources, maintains on-call coverage, and participates in multidisciplinary decisions. May support foster parent recruitment and must work variable schedules, including evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Manages an emergency shelter for children, supervising zone supervisors, staffing, schedules, activities, documentation, safety protocols, and regulatory compliance. Supports child orientation, treatment planning, appointments, crisis intervention, family and community coordination, and secure campus operations. Requires bilingual English-Spanish communication, collaboration with multidisciplinary professionals, emotional composure, and adherence to agency policies. Evening, weekend, and holiday work may be required.

Supports classroom instruction and student development for children ages 5–17 in an emergency shelter setting. Assists teachers and ESL facilitators with lesson preparation, tutoring, assessments, classroom discipline, data entry, recordkeeping, and substitute teaching. Communicates student concerns, maintains a safe environment, performs clerical duties, participates in educational functions, and supports foster-care programs. Requires English and Spanish fluency, three years of relevant experience, required certifications, and crisis-intervention capability.

Provides educational leadership for unaccompanied children and foster care programs. Responsibilities include teaching, assessing educational needs, developing culturally competent curricula, supervising and training personnel, managing classroom supplies, monitoring program data, ensuring regulatory compliance, reporting, crisis intervention, and collaborating with staff, legal representatives, families, and community providers. The role requires daily travel between locations and support for foster parent recruitment.

Designs and delivers individualized, age-appropriate life skills training for children ages 5–17 in a shelter and group-home setting. Coordinates activities, volunteers, community resources, and curriculum; maintains supplies, documentation, calendars, and reports. Supports a safe learning environment using positive behavior management, de-escalation, and reinforcement techniques. Requires daily travel between locations, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, regulatory compliance, confidentiality, and emergency safety procedures.

Provides educational instruction and curriculum development for children in emergency shelter and group home programs. Assesses educational needs, supervises educational personnel, manages classroom resources, monitors program data, and ensures regulatory compliance. Collaborates with teachers, administrators, facility staff, legal representatives, and community providers. Supports crisis intervention, culturally competent programming, reporting, planning, and foster parent recruitment while maintaining a safe, professional environment.