Jobs at Spectrum Human Services, Inc.

Provide front-desk and office administrative support: greet visitors, route calls and messages, process documents, maintain files and supplies, update records, assist staff with office equipment, and support continuous improvement of office processes.

Lead and manage a group home supporting people with intellectual/developmental disabilities: supervise Direct Support staff, implement person-centered plans, oversee operations, maintenance, safety, budgeting, staffing, and vehicles.

Supervise Juvenile Development Specialists, run youth assessment and problem-solving groups, manage a caseload of 15–20 youth, complete case documentation (Social History, Youth Assessment Reports), and provide strength-based support to youth and families within a trauma-informed, evidence-based juvenile justice treatment model.

Contract recruiter responsible for full-cycle hiring for a secure youth residential program in Highland Park, MI. Tasks include sourcing, interviewing, background checks, collaborating with HR and hiring managers, and selecting entry-level and professional staff such as juvenile development specialists, supervisors, therapists, and case managers.

Provide high-level administrative and operational leadership supporting the Executive Director and leadership team. Oversee admissions, onboarding, training, compliance, documentation, program reporting, continuous improvement, and supervision of administrative staff. Partner with clinical and support teams to maintain residential care quality, lead investigations and corrective actions, and support strategic goals and board updates.

As a Social Worker at Spectrum, you will provide therapeutic and case management services for youth facing emotional and developmental challenges while advocating for their well-being and stability.

Provide therapeutic and case management services for youth (up to age 16) in an open residential juvenile justice program. Deliver trauma‑informed, evidence‑based interventions (including CBT), advocate for youth, coordinate care, complete assessments, and support stabilization, skill building, and transition planning within a multidisciplinary treatment team.

Provide casework and support to abused, neglected, or at-risk children and partner with prospective adoptive families to place children in permanent homes. Complete required screenings and participate in provided Child Welfare training. Communicate with teams and support family stability and development.

Provide mentorship and supervision to youth (ages 12-20) in a secure residential treatment setting, support individual treatment goals, maintain safety and structure, build respectful mentor relationships, and follow treatment and licensing guidelines.