Jobs at Family Endeavors, Inc.

The Clinician will provide trauma-informed mental health treatment to clients, conduct assessments, collaborate with other health professionals, and ensure quality client care.

The administrative assistant provides customer service, processes information, handles calls, manages room reservations, and supports program enrollments while promoting wellness and holistic care.

Coordinate and process financial assistance payments for Veterans, maintain records, ensure compliance, and provide customer service support.

Operate and maintain a Mobile Support Vehicle, manage transportation logistics and maintenance, support client intake and onboarding, operate wellness equipment, maintain records (SharePoint, Concur), ensure regulatory and confidentiality compliance, provide administrative and facility support, and coordinate travel and vendor services.

Provide comprehensive case management to veterans and families at risk of homelessness: intake, needs assessment, service planning, referrals, coordination of financial/ housing assistance, documentation, reporting, community outreach, and collaboration with lead staff to monitor outcomes.

Provide administrative and case-support to supportive housing programs: locate and screen clients, assist with intakes, data entry, documentation and financial assistance packets, outreach and engagement, run errands, coordinate with service providers, and support case managers to help housed or at-risk clients maintain community functioning.

Provide trauma-informed, evidence-based mental health assessment and treatment to CBP employees and families. Conduct risk assessments, develop treatment plans, maintain EHR documentation, coordinate care and referrals, attend MDT and outreach, and maintain 65% direct client service time.

The Administrative Assistant provides exceptional customer service, manages calls and visitors, schedules appointments, and performs administrative duties, ensuring a professional appearance at the front desk.

Provide trauma-informed case management and employment services to homeless Veterans in HVRP. Assess skills and barriers, create strength-based plans, coordinate housing and community resources, document in HMIS, facilitate training and life-skills, maintain landlord and partner relationships, and support participants toward stable employment and housing.

Provide a safe, nurturing environment for children by planning and implementing age-appropriate activities, supervising play, modeling hygiene and social skills, supporting parents, and maintaining childcare areas. Must travel, work flexible hours, maintain attendance, hold CPR/First Aid, have a valid driver’s license, and pass a background check.

The Lead Intensive Case Manager oversees case management services for residents with complex needs, providing leadership, clinical guidance, and support while ensuring high-quality, trauma-informed care.

The Program Manager oversees operations of two programs, ensures service delivery, manages staff, and develops outreach strategies while monitoring performance metrics.

The Clinician provides mental health treatment to U.S. Customs and Border Protection employees and their families, focusing on trauma-informed care and collaboration with other professionals.

The Clinician II provides trauma-informed mental health care, conducting assessments, therapy sessions, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to support clients' needs across various programs.

The Case Manager provides case management services to homeless individuals by advocating for resource access, conducting evaluations, coordinating services, and promoting program success within the community.

The Case Manager provides case management for individuals and families facing homelessness by building relationships, coordinating housing resources, and evaluating client needs.

The Lead Clinician provides oversight, clinical supervision, and direct services, ensuring compliance with treatment protocols while delivering evidence-based care to clients. Responsibilities include assessments, treatment planning, quality assurance, and collaborative support for clinical staff.

The Clinician II provides mental health treatment, conducts assessments, and collaborates with treatment teams to deliver evidence-based care for clients.

The Clinician will provide therapy for military-connected individuals and families, conduct assessments, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and maintain high-quality mental health care.

The Clinician provides treatment for mental health and substance use issues, focusing on trauma-informed care and evidence-based practices, including individual and group therapy.