Jobs at Family Service League

Provide peer support to caregivers and families of youth with behavioral, mental health, or substance challenges. Meet weekly in homes/communities, develop treatment goals, document in EHR, transport clients as needed, collaborate with CFTSS and Care Management staff, and participate in team meetings.

Supervise clinical and administrative operations of a 24/7 outpatient crisis stabilization program including hotline and mobile response. Oversee hiring, training, scheduling, on-call rotations, compliance, staff supervision, EMR use, crisis intervention training, stakeholder coordination, and program outcome monitoring. Provide clinical backup and ensure staff and client safety.

Provide home-based prevention services for expectant parents and families with newborns: screen referrals, conduct assessments and home visits, document case notes, coordinate community resources, perform outreach to increase enrollment, attend trainings and team meetings, and support short-term direct assistance as approved by supervisor.

The Recreational Aide assists with educational, recreational, and enrichment programs for children in emergency housing, providing supervision and support.

The Case Manager Supervisor oversees Case Managers, manages a caseload, ensures compliance with regulations, and provides individual and group services to clients in a homeless shelter.

The Administrative Assistant will provide administrative support, interact with clients, manage scheduling, maintain records, and assist with paperwork at the Family Recovery Center.

The Case Manager provides care management for behavioral health needs, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to create and manage care plans while facilitating community integration and support.

The Recreational Aide supports educational and recreational programs for children in emergency housing, ensuring safety and fostering positive environments.

The Case Manager will support families in early childhood development through home visits, focusing on literacy and parent-child interaction.

The Case Manager will coordinate care and provide services for adolescents and adults with behavioral health needs, promoting community integration and support during critical transitional periods.

The Bilingual Case Manager will coordinate care for children with mental illness, develop strength assessments, and help them meet their goals.

The IPS Specialist provides employment services to individuals with severe mental illness, focusing on job acquisition and support for maintaining employment.

The Case Manager conducts client assessments, develops living plans, links clients with resources, and helps achieve self-sufficiency through advocacy and counseling.

The Case Manager coordinates family support services, conducts assessments, provides direct services, and manages electronic health records to avoid juvenile justice involvement.

The Case Manager will conduct client assessments, create Independent Living Plans, and provide advocacy and resource connections to help clients achieve self-sufficiency in a homeless shelter setting.

The Front Desk Administrative Assistant will manage front desk operations at the clinic, assisting clients with scheduling, data entry, and general clerical duties while maintaining a positive work environment.

The Administrative Assistant will perform clerical functions, assist clients in navigating services, schedule appointments, and handle paperwork.

The HR Generalist manages onboarding, employee records, performance management, and compliance, while supporting various HR functions and audits.

The Licensed Behavioral Health Clinical Supervisor will oversee clinical and administrative functions, provide individual and group therapy, ensure documentation compliance, and support staff development.

The Administrative Assistant will manage front desk operations, handle appointment scheduling, maintain client records, and assist with various office tasks in a mental health clinic.