Jobs at Youth Villages

Provide High Fidelity Wraparound facilitation for a small caseload (10–12 families), develop strengths-based safety and wraparound plans, offer on-call crisis support, coordinate family teams and agency partners, complete EMR documentation, attend regular meetings and trainings, and perform community-based work requiring travel and a personal vehicle.

Provides intensive, community-based counseling and case management to young adults ages 17–23. Maintains a small caseload, conducts weekly assessments and therapeutic sessions, coordinates with support systems, responds to crises, implements clinical interventions, attends supervision and training, and documents services in an electronic medical record. The role requires flexible scheduling, community visits, and support with housing, education, employment, health, relationships, and independent living.

Provide intensive community-based case management and counseling to young adults (17-23), carrying an 8-10 caseload, meeting weekly, conducting assessments, coordinating services (housing, education, employment, health), providing crisis support, documenting in EMR, and participating in supervision and training.

Provides nursing care to youth in residential behavioral health programs, including first aid, vital signs, wound treatment, chart maintenance, medical appointment coordination, health education, and electronic documentation. The role supports youth with complex mental and behavioral health needs and requires physical agility, participation in interventions, lifting, CPR and CPI training, and a valid driver’s license.

The PRN Community-Based Counselor provides intensive, in-home support to at-risk youth and families, conducting sessions and assessments, and collaborating with providers to create treatment plans.

Conduct community outreach to build referral relationships, meet census goals, perform pre-placement assessments, respond to customer needs, and maintain ongoing contact with referral sources to support youth and families.

Provides intensive, community-based counseling and case management to young adults ages 17–23. Maintains a small caseload, conducts assessments, develops treatment interventions under clinical supervision, supports clients during crises, engages families and support systems, connects clients with housing, education, employment, health, and life-skills resources, and completes timely EMR documentation. The role requires flexible scheduling, weekly supervision and meetings, ongoing training, and community travel.

Coordinates IT projects from initiation through completion by developing schedules, assigning tasks, tracking budgets and progress, documenting meetings, managing stakeholders and vendors, producing performance reports, and identifying process improvements. The role also supports equipment and software procurement, project implementation tasks, customer relationships, and occasional site visits. Candidates must have a relevant bachelor’s degree, IT and project management experience, and extensive Asana experience.

Provide in-home clinical support and oversight for Intercept® families: carry a small caseload, conduct assessments, support training and coverage for specialists, coordinate psychiatric engagement, complete EMR documentation, and travel to meet families in their homes and communities.

Supports Youth Villages fundraising campaigns and events, including Holiday Heroes, Impact Hour, and the Youth Villages Golf Classic. Responsibilities include reviewing wish lists, communicating with counselors, coordinating vendors and sponsors, managing peer-to-peer campaigns, supporting silent auctions, and handling event logistics, communications, printing, and invoicing. The role also involves lifting gifts up to 25 pounds and using mail merge, Excel, Outlook, and potentially Salesforce.

The Dietitian at Youth Villages will develop menus, ensure compliance with USDA nutrition standards, conduct inspections, and create educational materials related to nutrition for youth in residential programs.

Provide community-based, clinically focused case management and counseling to young adults (17–23), carrying an 8–10 caseload. Meet weekly, provide on-call crisis support, complete EMR documentation, implement supervisor-directed interventions, participate in supervision/training, assess needs, engage support systems, and help clients with housing, education, employment, health, and life skills.

Manage and improve organizational security posture through monitoring, incident response, firewall and intrusion detection configuration, vulnerability assessments, SIEM/PAM/MDR operation, endpoint and network hardening, staff security training, vendor coordination, and documentation.

Provide trauma-informed behavioral support to youth in foster care and coach foster parents on behavior strategies. Accompany youth to appointments and visitations, document observations and incidents in EMR, participate in team planning, supervise visitations, and ensure child safety and licensing compliance. Work flexible, community-based hours with on-call support.

Provide intensive, in-home counseling to at-risk youth and families using evidence-based Intercept® model. Carry a small caseload, hold regular individual and family sessions, coordinate with providers and courts, offer on-call crisis support, complete EMR documentation, and travel to families' homes (60–80 miles). Flexible, non-traditional schedule.

The SWITCH Clinical Specialist engages high-risk adults, developing and monitoring individualized treatment plans, facilitating group therapy, and providing crisis support within the community.

Provide intensive community-based case management and counseling to young adults (17–23). Carry a caseload of 8–10, meet weekly, perform assessments, implement treatment plans, provide on-call crisis support, document in EMR, and participate in supervision and trainings to support independent living and reduce negative outcomes.

The Digital Asset and Web Manager oversees website and digital content management, ensuring accuracy, accessibility, and alignment with brand standards while supporting digital campaigns and improving user experience.

Provide youth- and family-centered peer support after mental health crises: engage caregivers and youth, coach and mentor, connect families to community and clinical resources, facilitate family team meetings, co-develop service plans, support school advocacy, document services in EMR, and participate in regular trainings and team consultations.

Provide High Fidelity Wraparound (HFW) services to a small caseload (10–12) of youth and families, facilitate family-driven team planning and safety plans, offer on-call crisis support, document in EMR, attend development meetings, and collaborate with agency partners to maintain youth in home, school, and community settings.