Jobs at Tides Family Services Inc

Mentors justice-involved youth using lived experience to build trust, support positive decision-making, promote conflict resolution, develop life skills, and connect youth with educational, vocational, clinical, family, and community resources. The role includes intensive community-based mentoring, trauma-informed support, restorative justice practices, flexible evening and weekend availability, transportation assistance, stakeholder collaboration, and participation in training.

Provides in-home and community-based support to youth and families involved with school attendance, court, or child welfare concerns. Caseworkers develop treatment goals, conduct assessments, provide counseling, advocacy, transportation, resources, and adaptive living support. They collaborate with clinicians, schools, legal providers, law enforcement, and community partners; document services in an electronic health record; attend supervision and meetings; and support client safety and engagement.

Provides in-home and community-based supervision, case management, counseling, crisis intervention, advocacy, assessments, transportation, and adaptive living support for clients and families. Collaborates with clinicians, caseworkers, behavioral assistants, and community partners to develop treatment goals and connect families with services. Maintains documentation, treatment plans, utilization reviews, and service metrics while ensuring client safety, cultural sensitivity, and professional boundaries.

Provides bilingual, trauma-informed outpatient counseling and bio-psychosocial assessments for children, adolescents, and families. The clinician delivers office-based, in-home, and community-based services; supports crisis intervention; develops and evaluates treatment goals; coordinates with integrated care teams; advocates for clients; documents services; and maintains relationships with families, schools, courts, and referral agencies. A master’s degree in social work and bilingual communication skills are required, while clinical licensure is preferred.

Teach middle school special education students using structured, individualized instruction and trauma-informed practices. Monitor learning, implement curriculum with data-driven differentiation, manage classroom behavior, engage families, collaborate with staff, and participate in professional development and extracurricular activities.

Provide in-home and community strengths-based support to youth and families at risk of truancy or involvement with courts. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to set treatment goals, provide resources and transportation, complete clinical documentation, build community partnerships, and meet client engagement productivity expectations.

Provide in-home and school-based strengths-focused clinical support to youth and families, develop treatment goals with interdisciplinary teams, perform assessments, deliver crisis and trauma counseling, build community partnerships, ensure accurate ECHO reporting and case documentation, and advocate with courts and community stakeholders.

Provide in-home and community-based strengths-focused support to youth and families at risk of truancy or court involvement. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to set treatment goals, deliver counseling, coordinate resources, document care in the EHR, attend supervision and meetings, build community partnerships, and meet productivity expectations. Work includes face-to-face visits, transportation, advocacy, and on-call responsibilities on a rotating schedule.

Provide in-home and community strengths-based support to youth and families, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to set treatment goals, perform assessments, coordinate resources and community partnerships, document in the agency EHR, attend supervision and meetings, meet client engagement productivity expectations, and advocate for client safety and service access.

Provide in-home and community strengths-based support to youth and families at risk for truancy or child-welfare involvement. Collaborate with interdisciplinary team to develop treatment goals, perform assessments, provide counseling, advocacy, transportation, coordinate resources and community partnerships, maintain EHR documentation, attend supervision and meetings, and meet engagement productivity expectations.