Teams at Nexus Family Healing

Assists the Principal in managing a therapeutic grades 6–12 school program. Responsibilities include curriculum development, accreditation and IEP compliance, staff hiring and supervision, performance management, scheduling, documentation, family and district communication, student safety, crisis intervention, and maintaining a supportive learning environment. The Assistant Principal also serves as backup to the Principal, coordinates school activities, ensures classroom coverage, and supports policy, training, confidentiality, and regulatory requirements.

Lead and supervise clinical programming for a residential trauma-informed youth treatment program. Manage admissions/discharges, quality assurance, staff selection and development, policy compliance, training, budget responsibilities, crisis response, and ensure culturally responsive care.

Supports faculty with student learning in classroom and residential settings. Provides educational assistance, supervision, mentorship, and safety support for student residents while maintaining professional boundaries, confidentiality, and a positive environment. Participates in staff meetings and required training and supports Nexus treatment philosophies. Requires physical intervention capabilities, lifting and mobility, cultural responsiveness, a DHS background screening, and Handle with Care training.