Jobs at Nexus Family Healing

Oversee and coordinate special education services and IEP compliance at a residential treatment school. Supervise staff, chair IEP meetings, ensure state and federal compliance, develop program goals, provide training, manage records, and collaborate with therapists, administration, and external agencies to support student academic and behavioral outcomes.

Lead and mentor staff in a trauma-informed residential youth program, manage daily operations and staffing, ensure documentation and safety, coach and train employees, coordinate treatment routines and family contacts, assist hiring, and provide direct floor coverage as needed.

Master's-level clinical intern will apply classroom learning to hands-on mental/behavioral health work with youth and families. Responsibilities include meeting academic internship requirements, participating in onboarding and supervision, maintaining confidentiality and schedules, supporting trauma-informed care, shadowing clinicians, and completing duties as assigned. Internship is unpaid and onsite in Onamia, MN.

Supervise nursing services at a 14-bed youth psychiatric residential facility: coordinate admissions and medical care, monitor acute/chronic conditions, oversee medication administration and documentation, train and supervise nursing staff, collaborate with treatment teams, and manage internship and recruitment programs.

Supervise nursing operations for a small residential treatment facility serving youth, coordinate medical admissions and ongoing care, manage medication administration and documentation, train and mentor staff, oversee internships, and ensure regulatory compliance and emergency response.

Support classroom teachers by providing one-on-one and group instructional assistance, preparing materials, supervising students, enforcing safety and treatment plans, assisting with records and transportation, and serving as a mentor in a residential school setting for grades 6–12.

Provide trauma-informed leadership and supervision for a residential youth program, managing staff schedules, supporting treatment planning and documentation, coordinating admissions and services, mentoring Youth Care Professionals, ensuring safety/compliance, and participating in hiring and program improvements.

Provide school-based case management for students and families: conduct assessments, create treatment plans, coordinate medical/social/educational services, provide crisis intervention and trauma-informed care, document case activity, advocate for resources, maintain community partnerships, and collaborate with school staff to ensure continuity of care and positive outcomes.

Manage and grow a portfolio of individual donors ($1,000+), execute personalized cultivation/solicitation strategies, conduct regular donor engagements, secure gifts ($1K–$25K), produce proposals and stewardship communications, maintain CRM records, forecast revenue, and collaborate with leadership, events, and MarCom to drive donor retention and upgrades.

Provide school-based case management for children and families: assess needs, coordinate medical/social/educational services, implement trauma-informed interventions, crisis intervention, documentation, community outreach, advocacy, and collaborate with school and service systems to support youth resiliency and permanency.

Lead and develop clinical staff for treatment and foster care teams; implement policies and trauma-informed practices; oversee treatment planning, client assessments, outcomes, compliance, and documentation; supervise, hire, train, and evaluate staff; provide or supervise therapy when needed; collaborate with CQI and leadership on strategy and service improvements; maintain licensing, safety, and family engagement.

Provide overnight milieu leadership at a youth mental health crisis center: schedule and supervise staff, support clients, ensure safety and compliance, coordinate daily operations, handle documentation, and mentor staff to deliver trauma-informed care.

On-site unpaid internship providing hands-on, supervised experience in social work/counseling with youth (ages 10–20). Interns apply classroom theory, participate in orientation, maintain confidentiality, meet supervision and schedule requirements, and may shadow staff across treatment areas. Internships are short-term and flexible to academic schedules.

Support education faculty by assisting students in the classroom, supervising and mentoring resident students, maintaining safety and confidentiality, participating in trainings, and supporting Nexus treatment philosophy.

Apply classroom theory in a trauma-informed residential facility supporting youth and families; complete required academic internship hours, follow policies, maintain confidentiality, participate in training and supervision, assist staff with interventions/restraints, and perform assigned tasks.

Provide one-on-one and classroom instructional support, supervise and mentor students in educational and residential settings, assist with IEPs and treatment plans, maintain safety and behavior management (including restraints), prepare materials, track attendance/progress, and participate in trainings and emergency protocols.

Support teachers in a residential treatment-center school by integrating and maintaining classroom technology, delivering one-on-one and small-group differentiated instruction, tracking student academic and behavioral data, assisting with IEPs and informal assessments, collaborating with clinical teams on interventions and SEL programming, supervising student safety, and helping plan school events within budget.

Support site finance operations by preparing financial statements and reports, reconciling accounts, maintaining sub-ledgers and fixed asset records, assisting budget development, supporting audits and regulatory reporting, and training finance staff to ensure data integrity and compliance.

Provide clinical leadership and supervision for a psychiatric residential treatment facility, manage daily operations and clinical policies, monitor treatment quality and outcomes, hire/train/mentor staff, ensure licensing and safety compliance, and occasionally provide direct therapy while collaborating with leadership and families.

Supervise and coordinate nursing services in a youth residential mental health program: oversee medical admissions, assess and monitor resident health, manage medication administration and documentation, provide staff training and performance management, collaborate with treatment teams, and run nursing internships and education.