Jobs at FIVE18 Family Services

The Program Data and Reporting Analyst develops and maintains program evaluation systems, outcome measures, dashboards, and reporting processes. The role analyzes quantitative and qualitative data, monitors data quality, integrates consumer feedback, and produces monthly, quarterly, and annual impact reports. The analyst leads program learning reviews, supports continuous quality improvement, conducts targeted decision-support analyses, and communicates findings to program leaders and non-technical audiences. The position also documents measurement methodologies, collaborates with staff, and may supervise designated interns.

Graduate students provide supervised outpatient mental health counseling to children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. Responsibilities include maintaining clinical records, managing client schedules, meeting academic and Virginia clinical-hour requirements, collaborating with team members, and potentially providing group or school-based counseling. The internship is unpaid, based in Lynchburg and one additional Virginia location, and available only for the Fall 2027 term.

Graduate counseling intern providing professional mental health counseling to children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families in outpatient, group, and potentially school-based settings. Responsibilities include maintaining clinical records, managing client schedules, fulfilling academic clinical-hour requirements, collaborating with supervisors and team members, and connecting clients with community resources. The internship requires placement in Lynchburg and one additional Virginia location, along with supervision, malpractice insurance, and background and reference checks.

Provide adventure-based individual, group, and family counseling to youth; design treatment plans, document charts and billing, coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, act as liaison to community resources, collect demographic data, and comply with ethical and contractual requirements. Role requires frequent travel and regular communication with guardians and treatment providers.