Jobs at Tidal Basin Group

Provides case management and community engagement support for disaster survivors. Assesses unmet needs, helps develop recovery plans, coordinates services, maintains stakeholder relationships, leads outreach and engagement activities, responds to community inquiries, gathers feedback, prepares reports, and ensures safety and training requirements are met.

Serves as the primary contact for disaster survivors, assessing unmet needs and supporting individualized recovery plans. Coordinates services, evaluates case closure or reopening, builds community relationships, conducts outreach, manages engagement programs, gathers feedback, prepares reports, and collaborates across departments. The role is on-site in Charleston, West Virginia, and requires communication, empathy, organization, Microsoft Office proficiency, and publicly facing case management experience.

Provides case management and recovery-plan support to disaster survivors by assessing unmet needs, coordinating services, and determining case closure or reopening. Builds relationships with community members and organizations, leads outreach and engagement activities, represents the organization at community events, gathers feedback, prepares reports, and collaborates with internal teams. Requires strong communication, empathy, organization, and knowledge of local resources.

Reviews applicant applications, case manager recommendations, agreements, income verification, and supporting documentation for accuracy, completeness, and program compliance. Identifies deficiencies, provides feedback to case managers, verifies information with third parties, maintains program tracking data, supports file closeout, and contributes to federally funded sheltering and repair recovery programs.

Temporary field role monitoring wildfire debris loading and hauling in Tok, Alaska. Responsibilities include verifying eligible debris and property authorization, completing load tickets and logs, documenting contractor damage, reporting unsafe conditions, and communicating with residents, contractors, and officials. Requires outdoor work in remote conditions, long shifts of up to 70–90 hours weekly, climbing, lifting, personal transportation, and adherence to safety procedures. Training is provided and prior debris-monitoring experience is not required.

Manages wildfire debris-removal data, including field-data quality assurance, load-ticket reconciliation, invoice discrepancy identification, reporting, and project-document control. The role coordinates reconciled and voided tickets with contractors, prepares payment recommendations, exports client reports, maintains project records, and supports closeout activities. Work occurs in remote Alaska with extended shifts, weekends, and potentially 70–90 hours per week during the response period.

Coordinate FEMA Public Assistance Section 1206 activities in disaster-impacted communities. Provide onsite guidance, collaborate with government officials, verify program needs and eligibility, manage field-collected data, prepare reports, maintain records, and support program implementation and closeout. The role may supervise inspection and code enforcement staff, requires fieldwork in austere environments, and involves extended workdays, outdoor conditions, travel, and physical activity.

Provides onsite technical and programmatic support for FEMA Public Assistance projects by identifying, evaluating, documenting, and incorporating Section 406 hazard mitigation measures. Develops mitigation proposals, cost information, eligibility analyses, and supporting documentation; assists with benefit-cost analysis, FEMA reviews and RFIs, site visits, project meetings, and recovery coordination. The role requires extensive disaster-site deployment, travel, construction-site access, and collaboration with FEMA, state agencies, engineers, project managers, and applicants.

Deploys onsite in Hawaii to support FEMA Public Assistance programs. Conducts damage assessments, site inspections, recovery meetings, grant application and Project Worksheet development, financial analysis, project validation, payment reviews, change requests, applicant guidance, and closeout activities. Ensures compliance with FEMA policies while coordinating with government stakeholders. Fieldwork may involve outdoor disaster areas, extended standing and walking, off-road transportation, small aircraft, and limited lodging.

Provides onsite technical and programmatic support for FEMA’s Public Assistance program. Responsibilities include developing and reviewing FEMA Project Worksheets, analyzing costs and financial data, validating projects, supporting scope and project requests, guiding applicants through the grant lifecycle, conducting site inspections, reviewing payments, and completing financial closeouts. The role requires collaboration with government stakeholders, compliance with FEMA guidelines, extensive fieldwork, disaster-area travel, and the ability to manage multiple deadlines.

Deploy onsite to support FEMA Public Assistance applicants through the full grant lifecycle. Responsibilities include participating in recovery meetings, preparing and reviewing FEMA Project Worksheets, analyzing costs and financial data, validating projects, supporting scope and project requests, reviewing payments, conducting site inspections, and performing closeout activities. The role requires strong knowledge of FEMA policies, stakeholder collaboration, organization, field readiness, and the ability to work in disaster-affected environments.

Supervise and provide disaster case management services: assess needs, develop recovery plans, connect survivors to resources, advocate, coordinate with stakeholders, document cases, and support recovery operations.

Provide technical assistance for FEMA's Public Assistance program, manage multiple projects, and ensure compliance with grant guidelines. Conduct program reviews and assist applicants throughout the grant process.

The Disaster Case Manager assists disaster survivors by conducting assessments, providing case management, advocating for their needs, and connecting them to recovery resources.

Resource Navigators support disaster survivors in accessing recovery resources and assistance, working with various community organizations and managing referrals.

Supervise and support a team of case managers delivering FEMA Individual Assistance case management: intake assessments, individualized recovery plans, referrals, advocacy, coordination with agencies and community partners, documentation, training, and quality assurance to help disaster survivors achieve sustainable recovery.

Lead delivery of trauma-informed disaster case management services, coordinate partners and resources, supervise casework quality, oversee reporting and compliance, and advocate for disaster-affected constituents to support equitable recovery.

The Resource Coordinator connects disaster survivors with recovery resources, maintaining relationships with community partners and assisting with recovery support services.

The Case Manager will assist disaster survivors by assessing their needs, developing recovery plans, coordinating services, and engaging with the community.

The Case Manager supports disaster survivors by assessing their needs, coordinating services, and developing Recovery Plans while engaging with the community.