15 Nonprofit-Social Services jobs

Description The Facilitator coordinates the development of Child and Family Teams (CFTs), maximizing the involvement of natural team members and system partners.  The facilitator guides the CFT through the plan development process using accepted High-Fidelity Wraparound technologies and techniques.  The Facilitator prepares individualized family plans and coordinates each plan’s implementation, encouraging the maximum use of natural resources and community-based services; supplementing these with flexible Wraparound staffing and ethical use of available funding.  The Facilitator functions as the case manager, representing the CFT’s progress through the Wraparound process in written documentation and verbal presentations. The facilitator supports the Mission, Vision, and Values of Stanford Youth Solutions. Qualifications Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology with LMFT/AMFT or LCSW/ASW license or license eligibility OR Master’s degree in related field and at least 2 years of approved experience* OR Bachelor’s degree in a related field and at least 4 years approved experience* (*approved experience is experience that qualifies the applicant for Mental Health Rehabilitation Specialist (MHRS) status in the Sacramento County Children’s Mental Health System of Care) Prepared to work independently with flexible hours that may include evenings, weekends and holidays Proven documentation skills and intermediate level computer skills including all MS Office programs Adhere to all confidentiality requirements Verbal and written ability to communicate effectively with colleagues, community partners, consumers and all levels of management Ability to work in a mobile, fast paced environment. Ability to use a laptop computer Ability to multi-task and prioritize projects and assignments effectively Salary Hiring Range : $18.03-$22.63 hourly

DESCRIPTION: The FIT Therapist functions as the lead case coordinator, providing comprehensive, strength-based, culturally competent, flexible, effective, quality mental health services, including psychotherapeutic interventions, to eligible at-risk children, youth, and families. The FIT Therapist provides services in accordance with Sacramento County Child and Family Services and Stanford Youth Solutions principles, including family voice and choice provided in collaboration with those individuals and agencies involved with the child or youth. Supports the Mission, Vision, and Values of Stanford Youth Solutions. QUALIFICATIONS: A Masters degree in Social Work, Psychology, or Counseling; A Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) credential or having registered as an Associate Social Worker (ASW) or Marriage and Family Therapist Intern (MFT Intern); and At least 1 year of experience providing services to adolescents and their families Prepared to work independently with flexible hours that may include evenings, weekend and holidays Proven documentation skills and intermediate level computer skills including all MS Office programs Adhere to all confidentiality requirements Verbal and written ability to communicate effectively with colleagues, community partners, consumers and all levels of management Ability to multi-task and prioritize projects and assignments effectively Ability to work cooperatively in a team environment within department and agency wide Ability to work in a mobile, fast paced environment. Ability to use a laptop computer Fulfillment of TB test, background check clearance, and any other mandatory Federal/State/County and agency requirements Valid California driver's license, proof of current automobile insurance, and a driving record acceptable to the agency's insurance carrier Must provide and operate a registered, properly insured automobile. Please follow the link below if you would like to apply online: http://www.youthsolutions.org/document/therapist If you or someone you know is interested in becoming a Foster Parent, please visit the following link: http://www.youthsolutions.org/become-foster-parent

The social worker is responsible for the case management of a designated caseload of children placed in the agency’s foster homes. Supports the Mission, Vision, and Values of Stanford Youth Solutions. Qualifications Masters degree from an accredited or state approved graduate school in any of the following areas: Social Work/Social Welfare Marriage, Family, and Child counseling Child Psychology Child Development Counseling Psychology Social Psychology Meet Community Care Licensing requirements for Social Work Personnel, as follows: 3 semester units or 100 days of field practice/experience in an agency setting at the Master’s Degree level 9 semester units related to children and families or 18 months experience working with children and families. 3 semester units in working with minority populations, 6 months experience in working with minority populations, or 6 months in-service training in working with minority populations within the first year of employment as a condition of employment 3 semester units in child welfare, or two years experience in public or private child welfare social services setting At least one year of experience working with emotionally disturbed youth or youth who have a serious behavioral problem. This can include experience gained in a field placement setting, internship, or other position serving emotionally disturbed youth. This experience may be full or part time, experience must demonstrate increasing awareness and application of skills, to be verified through interview Prepared to work independently with flexible hours that may include evenings, weekends, and holidays Proven documentation skills and intermediate level computer skills including all MS Office programs Adhere to all confidentiality requirements Verbal and written ability to communicate effectively with colleagues, community partners, consumers and all levels of management Ability to multi-task and prioritize projects and assignments effectively Ability to work cooperatively in a team environment within department and agency wide Ability to work in a mobile, fast paced environment. Ability to use a laptop computer Fulfillment of TB test, background check clearance, and any other mandatory Federal/State/County and agency requirements Valid California driver’s license, proof of current automobile insurance, driving record acceptable to the agency’s insurance carrier Must provide and operate a registered, properly insured automobile. Salary Hiring Range : $45,760 – $47,632  To apply, please fill out our online   Employment Application .

Description The Clinical Program Manager (CPM) manages all aspects of the day-to-day operations of the program to ensure regulatory compliance at all levels. The Clinical Program Manager provides consultation and support to the program staff.  The professional development of staff is a key component of the Clinical Program Manager position. The Clinical Program Manager interacts with other program and department managers to foster agency integration, contributes to the development and implementation of program outcomes, policies, and procedures, trains employees to ensure agency and program compliance, and supports the Stanford Youth Solutions’ Mission, Vision, and Values.  Qualifications LCSW or LMFT Experience providing community based individualized support and services to families Demonstrates ability to effectively manage programs Effective leadership skills Strong supervision skills Strong organizational skills Adhere to all confidentiality requirements Verbal and written ability to communicate effectively with colleagues, community partners, consumers and all levels of management Ability to multi-task and prioritize projects and assignments effectively Ability to work cooperatively in a team environment Ability to work in a mobile, fast paced environment. Ability to use a laptop computer Fulfillment of TB test, background check clearance, and any other mandatory State/Federal requirements Valid California driver’s license, proof of automobile insurance, can maintain a driving record acceptable to the agency’s insurance carrier Must provide and operate a registered, properly insured automobile To apply, please fill out our online   Employment Application .

Position Summary: Under the supervision of the Director of Residential Programs, the Social Worker is to provide the following tasks: Case management for the clients served by the Children Receiving Home (CRH) Temporary Shelter Care Facility (TSCF) program, preparing required paperwork and documentation in compliance with Community Care Licensing (CCL) regulations, Council on Accreditation (COA) standards and contract requirements, and provide training and consultation within scope of practice.   Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Responsibility for providing case management and supportive services to clients placed at the Children’s Receiving Home (CRH) Provides clients with support in accepting and understanding removal from home and family, demands and pressures of institutional group living and relationships and position in the social welfare system and juvenile court process. As seems indicated or as is requested, evaluations and summaries will be prepared for planning on behalf of clients at CRH. Individualized case recording on behavioral and social information necessary for staff planning and decision On-call support after hours on a rotating basis. Development of needs and services Comply with Title 22, Department of Social Services Licensing Develop and implement the mental health treatment Provide crisis counseling and support to children/families as Provide collateral parties with information to best meet the client’s needs as Communicate with County Social Worker on issues concerning Assess, determine and make a referral when special services or care are needed for a child (i.e. medication evaluation, psychiatric hospitalization, in-home services or psychological testing ). The Social Worker will coordinate with TSCF Program Staff and Supervisors on the development, planning and supervision of case work services as they relate to the individual child’s behavioral and emotional life while he/she is a member of the living environment of Maintain a thorough understanding of the philosophy, objectives and goals of CRH and the Shelter Maintain a thorough understanding of the CRH behavior program and the ability for interpretation and implementation of this program to both staff and Maintain a thorough understanding of the Rules and Regulations as to privileges and rights of children in care and the ability to interpret such policies to persons both internal and external to the Communication and collaboration with the Director of Residential Services, Program Managers, Program Supervisors, Clinical Staff, Administration and Medical Clinic Staff within program concerning administrative, behavioral, educational and medical information essential for moving child toward individualized planning and placement Act as a meaningful and available link between the child in placement at CRH and the outside agency responsible for planning and placement for the child’s removal from this Perform evaluation and assessment of clients for county, contract and court reporting. Review and respond to Incident Available for phone consultation to CRH staff as Facilitate staff in-service training on areas of Continuously review charts for new and/or relevant information concerning Prepare and maintain charts in accordance with audit Perform Utilization Reviews as Attend clinical, dorm, initial staffing and discharge meetings to consult with clinical and program Attend weekly supervision meetings with therapy supervisor if unlicensed, to comply with California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) licensing Attend external training/conferences to meet licensing requirements and keep up to date with current information and Present information gathered at conferences at clinical meetings and staff in-service/training as Attend medication reviews as needed for clients receiving Perform other duties as   Supervisory Responsibilities: None   Education/Experience: Possession of a Master’s degree from an accredited school in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling or related human service field Two years’ experience in clinical and/or residential setting working with children is   Licenses, Certifications, Registrations: Preferred licensed or registered with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences as an LCSW or MFT, or PhD/PsyD. Must possess a valid California Driver’s License, a reliable automobile, and auto Must be at least 21 years of Must pass First Aid, CPR, and Bloodborne Pathogens certification courses offered through the Children’s Receiving Home within the first three months of Must maintain CPR, First Aid and BBP Certification throughout employment. Must complete online Mandated Reporter Training Course within first week of employment.   Knowledge, Skills and Other Abilities: Knowledge of and ability to use Microsoft Office Suite and web browsers effectively. Ability to read, speak, understand, analyze and interpret documents such as client safety/treatment plans, assessment materials and procedure manuals in the English language. Excellent problem solving, writing, communication, organizational and time management skills. Ability to write professional/clinical reports and correspondence. Knowledge of child/adolescent Skill to accurately assess Knowledge of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM). Ability to relate to children and families in a positive Ability to establish and maintain appropriate boundaries with children and Knowledge of legal/ethical issues as outlined by the Knowledge of child abuse Knowledge of substance abuse Knowledge of team, family and group Knowledge of anger management and coping Knowledge of psychotropic Must be able to function independently and be able to seek guidance when necessary to assist in working with the children and Skill to maintain a professional, confidential work Ability to manage multiple tasks in an efficient manner. Skill to accurately diagnose and assess Ability to work cooperatively with a culturally diverse resident population and work Ability to work with community and outside agencies in a collaborative and cooperative   Physical Demands: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand; walk; use hands and talk or hear. Fine motor skills such as typing, the use of a computer mouse and telephone handset is required. Employee is frequently required to reach with hands and arms. The employee is required to sit, stoop, kneel and crouch. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 30 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.

Position Summary: Under the direction of the Program Supervisor or Supervisor on Duty, the Residential Counselor is responsible for the daily care and supervision of agency clients and living conditions. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Residential Care • Responsible for creating a favorable group climate in which the child’s safety, emotional nurturing and healthy development are of primary concern. • Provides child care and supervision for the clients. • Responsible for the hour by hour care, safety, supervision, protection, guidance and discipline of the group as a whole and for each child as an individual. • Responsible for meeting the health and personal hygiene needs of minors under their care (report any medical concerns to medical staff, provide supplies and direction for proper standards of personal care, etc.). • Provide a caring, warm environment for the children through setting clear boundaries, supporting, encouraging, and giving verbal praise and acknowledgment to children for positive actions and decisions to help build self-esteem, age appropriate interpersonal skills, positive thinking, problem solving, proper language, coping skills, respect for others and self and brainstorming alternative, appropriate behaviors, etc.. • Maintain knowledge of the value based level system and how it applies to each child. • Maintain discipline and group control at all time, reporting any unresolved conflicts to a supervisor in a timely manner. • Pro-act and check in with the children frequently to prevent crisis situations. After an incident has occurred, follow-up and process with the child to prevent further crisis situations and complete any necessary documentation. • Intervene in crisis situations as learned in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI) to ensure the safety of clients and staff. • Serve snacks to the clients in coordination with other staff, per approved menu. Maintain a pleasant and cheerful mealtime atmosphere, and dine with the children during mealtimes, modeling appropriate behavior, table manners, etc. • Ensure that children are properly dressed for various occasions and see that their clothing is appropriately cleaned and maintained. • Provide transportation for children as directed by a supervisor as necessary and in accordance with the agency transport policy. • In collaboration with the Recreation Department, structure recreational/craft activities to enhance each child’s social and physical development. • Responsible for being an informed and supportive team member. • Responsible for reading dorm log and incident reports. • Responsible for critical observations and objective recording of children’s behavior for team use. • Responsible for maintaining a neat and orderly dorm area, meeting all Title 22 regulations and the health and safety codes required of this agency. • Performs routine household duties, including but not limited to: vacuuming, dusting, laundry, cleaning bathrooms, making beds, cleaning and organizing closets, etc. • Supervises the chores and work project of children. • Accountable for reporting building and equipment damage and/or unsafe conditions and initiate action to correct any unsafe conditions. Other Duties • Must be familiar with, and have the ability to carry out, all emergency/disaster plans. • Provides orientation, training and support to new Residential staff, volunteers, interns, foster grandparents and any other auxiliary staff. • Attends and participates in regular staff meetings regarding program issues. • Attends mandatory in-service trainings. • Complete written documentation per program requirements, and in compliance with agency policy and training. • Attend and participate in team meetings to be aware of and facilitate the development and application of needs and services treatment plans for each child, providing documentation as necessary. • Ensure accurate recording of worked hours and notify a supervisor of any discrepancies in a timely manner and in accordance with agency guidelines. • Performs other duties as assigned.

Position Summary: Under the direction of the Program Supervisor or Supervisor on Duty, the Residential Counselor is responsible for the daily care and supervision of agency clients and living conditions.   Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Residential Care Responsible for creating a favorable group climate in which the child’s safety, emotional nurturing and healthy development are of primary Provides child care and supervision for the Responsible for the hour by hour care, safety, supervision, protection, guidance and discipline of the group as a whole and for each child as an Responsible for meeting the health and personal hygiene needs of minors under their care (report any medical concerns to medical staff, provide supplies and direction for proper standards of personal care, ). Provide a caring, warm environment for the children through setting clear boundaries, supporting, encouraging, and giving verbal praise and acknowledgment to children for positive actions and decisions to help build self-esteem, age appropriate interpersonal skills, positive thinking, problem solving, proper language, coping skills, respect for others and self and brainstorming alternative, appropriate behaviors, . Maintain knowledge of the value based level system and how it applies to each Maintain discipline and group control at all time, reporting any unresolved conflicts to a supervisor in a timely Pro-act and check in with the children frequently to prevent crisis After an incident has occurred, follow-up and process with the child to prevent further crisis situations and complete any necessary documentation. Intervene in crisis situations as learned in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI) to ensure the safety of clients and Serve snacks to the clients in coordination with other staff, per approved Maintain a pleasant and cheerful mealtime atmosphere, and dine with the children during mealtimes, modeling appropriate behavior, table manners, etc. Ensure that children are properly dressed for various occasions and see that their clothing is appropriately cleaned and Provide transportation for children as directed by a supervisor as necessary and in accordance with the agency transport In collaboration with the Recreation Department, structure recreational/craft activities to enhance each child’s social and physical Responsible for being an informed and supportive team Responsible for reading dorm log and incident Responsible for critical observations and objective recording of children’s behavior for team Responsible for maintaining a neat and orderly dorm area, meeting all Title 22 regulations and the health and safety codes required of this Performs routine household duties, including but not limited to: vacuuming, dusting, laundry, cleaning bathrooms, making beds, cleaning and organizing closets, Supervises the chores and work project of Accountable for reporting building and equipment damage and/or unsafe conditions and initiate action to correct any unsafe   Other Duties Must be familiar with, and have the ability to carry out, all emergency/disaster Provides orientation, training and support to new Residential staff, volunteers, interns, foster grandparents and any other auxiliary Attends and participates in regular staff meetings regarding program Attends mandatory in-service Complete written documentation per program requirements, and in compliance with agency policy and Attend and participate in team meetings to be aware of and facilitate the development and application of needs and services treatment plans for each child, providing documentation as Ensure accurate recording of worked hours and notify a supervisor of any discrepancies in a timely manner and in accordance with agency Performs other duties as

Position Summary: The Clinician is responsible for providing individual, family and group therapy to clients in the Outpatient Program and/or Partial Hospitalization Program at CRH. DBT knowledge and/or experience preferred. The Clinician works closely with county social workers, parents and team members, consulting and collaborating on client’s progress and treatment plans. The Clinician will also serve as a program consultant to the shelter program. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Provide Individual, Group and Family Therapy For Each Client. • Assess clients’ needs and level of functioning including a bio psychosocial assessment of all clients referred to the case load. • Provide crisis counseling to children/families as necessary. • Write safety, behavioral, and treatment plans. • Schedule and coordinate therapy sessions. • Provide clinical interventions for teachers, parents, and other caregivers to generalize skills in other environments. • Meet with clients for individual, group and/or family therapy sessions. • Provide collateral parties with information to best meet the client’s needs as necessary. • Assess, determine and make a referral when special services or care are needed for a child (i.e. medication evaluation, psychiatric hospitalization, in-home services or psychological testing, etc.). Paperwork and Documentation. • Write daily/weekly progress notes for each therapy session and mental health service. • Complete appropriate mental health documentation, including but not limited to, client plans performance outcomes, progress reports, health questionnaires, and termination reports as required. • Continuously review charts for new and/or relevant information concerning clients. • Prepare and maintain charts in accordance with audit requirements. • Perform Utilization Reviews as assigned. Training and Consultation • Attend clinical, school, planning and discharge meetings etc. to consult with clinical and program staff. • Attend weekly supervision meetings with therapy supervisor if unlicensed, to comply with California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) licensing requirements. • Licensed Therapists who have met the California BBS requirements to provide supervision, may provide weekly individual and/or group supervision for unlicensed clinicians so they may obtain licensing hours. Attend weekly meeting with Clinical Director. Other • Attend external training/conferences to meet licensing requirements and keep up to date with current information and developments. • Present information gathered at conferences at clinical meetings and staff in-services/training as appropriate. • Attend Med. reviews as needed for clients receiving medication. • Perform other duties as assigned. Supervisory Responsibilities: None Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Ability to work varied hours including nights, weekends and holidays. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Language Ability: Ability to read, analyze and interpret documents such as client safety/treatment plans, assessment materials and procedure manuals. Ability to write professional/clinical reports and correspondence. Ability to speak effectively before groups of customers or employees of organization. Computer Skills: To perform this job successfully, an individual should have knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite and Microsoft Internet Explorer. Education/Experience: • The licensed Clinician must possess a Master’s Degree from an accredited school of Social Work or other graduate program in Psychology, Counseling or Marriage, Family and Child Counseling. • Licensed Clinicians must be registered with the California BBS as an MFT or LCSW. • Unlicensed Clinicians must possess a Master’s Degree from an accredited school of Social Work or other graduate program in Psychology, Counseling or Marriage, Family and Child Counseling. Unlicensed Clinicians must also be registered with the California BBS as an ASW or MFT intern. • Must receive MFT, LCSW license within six years of initial registration with the California BBS as an intern to meet Sacramento County contract requirements. • Experience working in an inpatient or residential clinical setting is desired. • Two years experience working with infant/toddlers, children, adolescents and families with emotional problems is required. Licenses, Certifications, Registrations: • LCSW or MFT license. • If unlicensed, registration with the California BBS as an ASW or MFT intern is required. Must receive MFT, LCSW license within six years of initial registration with the California BBS as an intern to meet Sacramento County contract requirements. • Must possess a valid California Driver’s License. • Must be at least 21 years of age. • Must pass First Aid certification course before start of employment. Certification can be completed through the Children’s Receiving Home. • Must pass CPR within the first six weeks of employment • Must pass Bloodborne Pathogens and Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI) certification courses offered through the Children’s Receiving Home within the first three months of employment. • Must maintain TCI, CPR, First Aid and BBP Certification throughout employment. • Must complete online Mandated Reporter Training within first week of employment. Knowledge, Skills and Other Abilities: • Must be able to read, write, speak and understand the English language. • Must be able to function independently and be able to seek guidance when necessary to assist in working with children and families. • Knowledge of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM IV). • Good knowledge of a variety of therapeutic interventions and models emphasizing empirically validated interventions • Knowledge of child/adolescent development. • Knowledge of child abuse issues. • Knowledge of legal/ethical issues as outlined by BBS. • Knowledge of CPS reporting mandates and limits of confidentiality. • Knowledge of substance abuse issues. • Knowledge of family dynamics. • Knowledge of anger management and coping skills. • Basic knowledge of psychotropic medications. • Knowledge of Microsoft Word. • Excellent writing skills. • Good communication skills. • Good organizational skills. • Good time management skills. • Skill to maintain a professional, confidential work environment. • Ability to manage multiple tasks at one time in an efficient manner. • Excellent problem solving skills. • Skill to accurately diagnose and assess clients. • Ability to relate to children and families in a positive manner. • Ability to establish and maintain appropriate boundaries with children and families. Physical Demands: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to stand; walk; use hands and talk or hear. The employee is frequently required to reach with hands and arms. The employee is occasionally required to sit; climb or balance; stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl and taste or smell. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 30 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus. Work Environment: The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly exposed to outdoor weather conditions. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate to loud.

The purpose of ACRC’s Speech Pathologist’s position is to assess applicants for eligibility for ACRC services; provide evaluation, assessment, and consultation; and address Client needs in alignment with ACRC-defined ethical, clinical, practical, and professional standards. Specifically, the position will: conduct speech and language evaluations; complete written assessments; review and provide feedback regarding assessment reports by Service Providers; provide information and guidance in Interdisciplinary Team Meetings; work with staff and Service Providers to ensure appropriate and quality services; monitor services/service delivery; as well as provide support and assistance to colleagues, including collaborating to solve unique problems. Experience and Skills: Applicants must possess: a Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology; 2 years of professional experience in treatment of a wide variety of communication disorders; 1 year of Pediatrics experience; experience in the administration and interpretation of diagnostic tests; and a current California driver’s license, plus current automobile liability insurance. Experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities is preferred. Other requirements and qualifications apply. Job Benefits: ACRC offers an excellent working environment and a benefits package to include 90% employer-paid health insurance plus low-cost dependent coverage including domestic partners; 100% employer-paid dental and vision insurance for employees plus dependents; 100% employer-paid employee life insurance coverage; 100% employer-paid long term disability coverage; flexible benefits pre-tax spending program; CalPERS employee pension plan; and 457 and 403-B voluntary tax shelter annuities. Other benefits include 17-22 annual vacation days, 12 annual sick days, 14 paid holidays, longevity leave, Employee Assistance Program, and many other generous benefits. This is intended to represent a general summary of benefit plans and coverages only.

ACRC is seeking a Client Services Manager located in the Grass Valley office to provide management and oversight of the Unit of Service Coordinators serving Child and Adult Clients/their circles of support. The purpose of the Client Services Manager position is to ensure that assigned unit Staff are guiding Clients and their families in acquiring and maintaining assessed supports and services. Responsibilities include: selecting, training, monitoring, coaching, managing, and evaluating assigned staff; ensuring compliance with all laws, regulations, and regional center policies; conducting periodic and continual review of cases and documentation with Service Coordinators; participation on committees and groups to provide education and training on services for Clients; providing emergency on-call support for assigned staff; participation as a member of the Leadership Team to develop policies and procedures; and serve on Leadership Team work groups. Experience and Skills: Applicants must possess a Master’s degree in Social Work or a related field; have five years of management level experience in a human services (or related) agency, preferably in the field of developmental disabilities; ability to interpret and apply relevant laws, regulations, requirements and policy standards; demonstrate excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communications skills; and have strong time?management and organization skills. Other requirements and qualifications may apply. Job Benefits: ACRC offers an excellent working environment and a benefits package to include 90% employer-paid health insurance plus low-cost dependent coverage including domestic partners; 100% employer-paid dental and vision insurance for employees plus dependents; 100% employer-paid employee life insurance coverage; 100% employer-paid long term disability coverage; flexible benefits pre-tax spending program; CalPERS employee pension plan; and 457 and 403-B voluntary tax shelter annuities.  Other benefits include 17-22 annual vacation days, 12 annual sick days, 14 paid holidays, longevity leave, Employee Assistance Program, and many other generous benefits.  This is intended to represent a general summary of benefit plans and coverages only. 

ACRC is seeking a Nursing Consultant at the Sacramento office. Specifically, this position will support client transition activity from Sonoma Developmental Center, Porterville Developmental Center, and Fairview Developmental Center. This position assists Regional Center operations by providing nursing assessments and assisting in integrating the assessment into the individual programs for developmentally disabled adults and by serving as a consultant to staff and community groups as required. The Nursing Consultant will assess the developmental and health care management needs of clients, advise Service Coordination staff in regards to level of nursing care and equipment needs, assist staff in locating nursing care services to provide appropriate care to clients, review Medicaid client charts for certification/decertification process and data entry and audits of compliance for Medicaid Waiver requirements, consult on health care questions from staff, and conduct in-service instruction and continuing education opportunities for staff. Experience and Skills: Applicants must posses a RN License from the State of California; two years of increasingly responsible public health nursing experience in family or adult health; knowledge of nursing principles, methods, procedures, and equipment applicable to serving the developmentally disabled; knowledge of training and consultative techniques, community organization and resources, and programs and services for the developmentally disabled; knowledge of developmental process from conception through adulthood, health and disease aspects of diagnosis, and treatment and management of developmentally disabled children and adults; excellent written and verbal communication skills including public speaking; and excellent interpersonal skills, organization, and time management. BSN or MSN strongly preferred. Other requirements and qualifications apply. Job Benefits:   ACRC offers an excellent working environment and a benefits package to include 90% employer-paid health insurance plus low-cost dependent coverage including domestic partners; 100% employer-paid chiropractic, dental, and vision insurance for employees plus dependents; 100% employer-paid employee life insurance coverage; 100% employer-paid long term disability coverage; flexible benefits pre-tax spending program; CalPERS employee pension plan (includes 10.439% employer contribution); and 457 and 403-B voluntary tax shelter annuities. Other benefits include 17-22 annual vacation days, 12 annual sick days, 14 paid holidays, longevity leave, Employee Assistance Program, and many other generous benefits. This is intended to represent a general summary of benefit plans and coverages only.

ACRC is seeking a Psychologist at the Sacramento Office location to provide psychological evaluations and related diagnostic activities; consult with vendors, service providers, Regional Center counselors and managers on behavior and mental health issues; consult and counsel with clients and their families to provide guidance and training on individual problems; assist with the design and implementation of cost effective treatment plans and resources; participate on various internal and external committees and groups to provide training, education and public information on related issues; maintain all required records in compliance with laws, regulations and ACRC policy (score protocols, interpret results, dictate reports and related documentation); assist in the development of community resources; and consult with schools and other community service agencies on psychological issues and concerns. Experience and Skills: The preferred applicant will have the following qualifications: Ph.D. in Psychology with educational focus in Developmental and Behavioral psychology, or additional equivalent clinical experience and training to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills;   California license as a psychologist ; Two years of responsible post doctorate professional experience including substantial experience in testing and diagnostic evaluation of the developmentally disabled and clinical intervention; knowledge of clinical psychology, mental illness, personality development, administration and interpretation of diagnostic psychological tests, research design, statistics, and measurement theory; ability to plan a psychological testing program, and to train or advise parents on principles and procedures of behavioral changes; excellent communication skills including public speaking; planning and organization skills; and strong analytical and problem solving ability, clinical judgment and interpersonal skills. Job Benefits: ACRC offers an excellent working environment and a benefits package to include 90% employer-paid health insurance plus low-cost dependent coverage including domestic partners; 100% employer-paid chiropractic, dental, and vision  insurance for employees plus dependents; 100% employer-paid employee life insurance coverage; 100% employer-paid long term disability coverage; flexible benefits pre-tax spending program;  CalPERS employee pension plan; and 457 and 403-B voluntary tax shelter annuities.  Other benefits include 17-22 annual vacation days, 12 annual sick days, 14 paid holidays, longevity leave, Employee Assistance Program, and many other generous benefits.  This is intended to represent a general summary of benefit plans and coverages only.

ACRC is seeking a Service Coordinator to provide case management and advocacy for persons with developmental disabilities. This position is currently located in the Sacramento office, and may have cases anywhere in the greater Sacramento area. Typical duties include assisting clients and their families in acquiring and maintaining assessed supports and services including transportation, vocational training, day programming, education, mental health services, medical care, and independent living training; serving as an advocate for the client with community agencies; consulting with and assisting vendors with certifications, applications, and referrals; participation in the development of Individual Program Plans for clients; monitoring these plans and revising them as necessary; completing all required forms, documentation, and reports in accordance with regulations and ACRC policies and procedures; rotating officer-of-the-day duties with other Service Coordinators; assisting co-workers with special projects, unique problems, vacation, and sick relief; and providing emergency on-call services when required. Experience and Skills: Applicants must possess a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Social Work or a related field; have one year of professional experience in social work or a related field (preferably in the field of developmental disabilities); demonstrate excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communications skills; and have strong time management and organization skills.  Other requirements and qualifications may apply. Job Benefits: ACRC offers an excellent working environment and a benefits package to include 90% employer-paid health insurance plus low-cost dependent coverage including domestic partners; 100% employer-paid chiropractic, dental, and vision insurance for employees plus dependents; 100% employer-paid employee life insurance coverage; 100% employer-paid long term disability coverage; flexible benefits pre-tax spending program; CalPERS employee pension plan (includes 10.439% employer contribution); and 457 and 403-B voluntary tax shelter annuities. Other benefits include 17-22 annual vacation days, 12 annual sick days, 14 paid holidays, longevity leave, Employee Assistance Program, and many other generous benefits. This is intended to represent a general summary of benefit plans and coverages only.

Eskaton offers excellent health benefits for Full Time employees. Our PPO health plan provides medical, dental, Rx, and vision coverage effective the first of the month, following 60 days of employment. Eskaton Administrative Center – 1 Full Time Position – Days Under the direction of the Director of Human Resources this position performs the daily administration of the retirement plans, paid time off plans, and health, life and LTD insurance plans for designated communities. This position serves as the contact person for their Community Business Office employee questions regarding employee benefits and policies. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: Determine eligibility for the Eskaton Health Plan for designated communities providing all materials relative to enrollment for each eligible employee. Monthly coordination of benefit enrollment for newly eligible employees for designated communities. Benefit data entry for designated communities into Eskaton’s HRIS. All benefit form filing. Under the direction of the Lead HR Specialist will assist with the coordination of the open enrollment planning and material distribution to communities as well as year-end changeover enrollment process. In conjunction with Lead HR Specialist, keeps all forms for health and welfare, retirement, and credit union updated also insuring current versions are posted electronically in appropriate locations (ex: Eskaton N drive and HRConnection) Provides support during facility conversions as assigned. For designated communities, terminates employee benefits when appropriate. For designated communities, provides timely reports to third party administrator of all coverage terminations so employees may be informed of all continuation rights. Provides education to Community Business Office employees on health and welfare, life and disability benefits available to employees, including credit union membership. Primary contact with pension actuary and pension trustee for Eskaton Retirement Plan distributions as well as point of contact for all plan participant inquiries. On monthly basis will send letters to eligible terminated employees informing them of their pension benefit options. Assist in administering the 403(b) and 401(k) plans including providing access to forms, overseeing enrollment and answering employee questions. Will be point of contact with auditors and actuaries for annual pension audit. Will prepare and send benefit premium letters to employees on leaves of absences. Will provide coverage in the absence of the Lead HR Specialist. Coordinates off-site storage, files and etc. (deliveries) for the benefits files/materials. May be active presenter at bi-annual Business Office meetings on topics related to employee benefits. Conducts special projects as assigned.                 Most Recent Job Posts Infection Preventionist / Quality Assurance Nurse Registered Treatment Nurse Dietary Aide Admissions Manager Hospital Senior Vice President, Chief Operations Officer IT Desktop Support Driver Property Manager General Office Assistant Maintenance Assistant

Eskaton offers excellent health benefits for Full Time employees. Our PPO health plan provides medical, dental, Rx, and vision coverage effective the first of the month, following 60 days of employment. Eskaton Care Center Fair Oaks- 1 Full Time Position – Days The Care Center Admissions Coordinator facilitates the admission of residents to Eskaton Care Center Greenhaven. The Coordinator also provides administrative support for those admissions as well as coordinating internal marketing activities. Works closely with facility staff, including department heads to coordinate admitting resident care needs. Close working relationship with hospital, discharge planners, referral coordinators, managed care organizations, and other Eskaton Care Center admissions staff.  Also works with vendors, residents, visitors, and all staff within the Corporation This is a summary   – a complete job description will be available at time of interview. An On Call position does not qualify for benefits. As of June 1st, 2014  Eskaton’s Tobacco/Smoke Free Campus Policy prohibits employees from smoking anywhere on Eskaton’s property.     Eskaton is an Equal Opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation or protected veteran status.