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Summary: As a Legal Services Case Manager at Physician Life Care Planning, you will be integral to our mission of delivering exceptional service and effective solutions to our clients. In this role, you will take the lead in engaging with clients, experts, and team members, ensuring clear and open lines of communication. Your responsibilities will include managing logistics to facilitate smooth operations, providing comprehensive and in-depth information about our various products and services, and promptly addressing any client inquiries or concerns. You will play a crucial role in understanding each client's unique needs, coordinating services accordingly, and ensuring that all aspects of their case are handled efficiently. Additionally, you will be responsible for building strong relationships and developing rapport with clients to enhance their overall experience with our organization. Listening actively and responding effectively will be key to developing trust and understanding. If you possess a solutions-oriented mindset, excellent customer communication skills, and a passion for helping others, we encourage you to apply and become a vital part of our dedicated team Essential Duties: Engagement and Education: Proactively address client inquiries and resolve issues with a sense of urgency and professionalism. Based on their needs, advise and educate clients on available products and services, enhancing their overall experience. Serve as a consultative partner, effectively communicating the company's products, services, retention agreements, policies, processes, and procedures. Case and Workflow Management: Effectively manage and coordinate a demanding workload of active cases, which include scheduling, tracking receipt of records and supporting documents, meeting deadlines, travel coordination, and expert calendar maintenance. Provide complex back-office support to physicians and non-physician experts. Maintain consistent communication with clients through email and phone, demonstrating strong communication skills. Collaborate with the Accounting department to align on customer billing, and invoicing specifics. Assist in the company's Accounts Receivable function by forming meaningful relationships that will enable our clients to stay current on their financial obligations. Operations and Continuous Improvement: Intake new cases with a focus on customer-centric service. Identify and recommend process improvements to enhance efficiency and client satisfaction. Oversee and manage compliance with the operations calendar, ensuring it aligns with client and production deadlines, depositions, trials, and experts' schedules. Distribute products according to company policy and provide support for other duties as needed. Accounts Receivable Duties: Monitor and manage assigned client accounts to ensure prompt and timely receipt of payments by established PLCP deadlines. Phone call and e-mail follow-up with clients regarding aging AR accounts 30/60/90 days past due, retainer payments, final payments, and payments for services. Manage bi-weekly reporting to accounting to verify all aging accounts and tower collection performance. Retrieve all invoices requested by clients to be resent for payment. Create ledgers of client pending account invoices for payment. Work with the Accounting Department to arrange any specialized client payment arrangements. Escalate all aging AR accounts from the past 90 days to the Sales Department, where three complete interactions have taken place. Complete interactions to be defined as attempts where we have established contact with a client. Requisite Qualifications Minimum two (2) years of customer service experience, including at least one year in a professional office setting. Proven expertise in telephone and email communication, coupled with a strong talent for establishing rapport with clients effectively. Demonstrated problem-solving skills and experience in team-based and independent work environments. Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, with intermediate to advanced skills. The ability to multitask, prioritize tasks, and manage time effectively. Non-requisite/Preferred Qualification Bachelor's Degree or equivalent and relevant experience Work Schedule 5 day/40-hour work week: Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 5:30 pm Overtime may be required and will be based on business needs. Work Environment The work environment at Physician Life Care Planning is a professional office setting. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Physician Life Care Planning's Core Values: Commitment to Excellence, Superlative Expertise, Integrity, Ownership, Professionalism, Problem-Solving and Customer Centricity. Physician Life Care Planning is an equal opportunity employer. Confidentiality Legal Services Case Managers must adhere to all Federal HIPAA laws and regulations and be willing to sign a Confidentiality Agreement.

Job DescriptionSalary: $19.50-$24.50 Program: Residential Treatment Center / Group Home Program Status: Part-Time, Hourly, Non-Exempt Reports To: Cottage Therapist/Supervisor The Settlement Home for Children is a nonprofit in Austin that provides structured, trauma-informed care to youth who have experienced trauma. For more than 100 years, we have evolved to meet the changing needs of young people through a continuum of care that includes residential treatment, clinical services, and coordinated community supports. As a Relief-Team Member, Youth Care Counselor, you will support the daily implementation of individualized care plans by maintaining a safe, structured, and therapeutic environment that promotes skill development and long-term stability. You will provide professional and consistent supervision for youth in our care while helping them meet treatment goals and navigate day-to-day life in a group home setting. In this role, you will: Provide direct care, supervision, guidance, and protection for residents in your cottage Implement treatment plans and support residents in developing skills to meet behavioral goals Facilitate structured recreational, leisure, and enrichment activities for residents Ensure accurate documentation of daily behavior, incidents, medical needs, treatment observations, and cottage activities Support residents in attending school, work-training, or other scheduled activities Transport residents safely to appointments, family visits, and other required activities Provide crisis intervention and participate in on-call support as scheduled Work collaboratively with cottage and program teams to maintain a consistent and therapeutic environment Operate within the boundaries of organizational policies, procedures, and licensing standards Participate in physical restraints when required in accordance with training and safety protocols Required Qualifications: At least 21 years old High school diploma or GED required; some college preferred Valid drivers license and clean driving record (including at least 3 years of a valid license; drivers under 21 cannot have any violations, and drivers under 25 cannot have more than one minor violation or one major violation to be eligible for hire) Clear criminal background as defined by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services Ability to pass pre-employment drug screening and FBI fingerprint check Demonstrated psychological sensitivity toward children and understanding of individual and group behavior dynamics Preferred: Bachelors or advanced degree in human services, behavioral sciences, or a related field Experience with children or adolescents, preferably in residential or 24-hour care settings Understanding of treatment modalities used in residential childrens care CPR/First Aid certification Physical Requirements / Working Conditions You must be able to: Lift or exert up to 30 pounds occasionally and up to 15 pounds frequently Walk, stand, sit, stoop, lift, reach, kneel, crouch, run, climb, balance, and crawl as needed Administer physical restraints safely in accordance with training and organizational protocols Perform visual inspections, read and transcribe accurately, and operate a motor vehicle Hear and respond quickly to emergency support requests via oral communication or electronic devices Schedule Must be available for at least two 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. shifts each week Must be available for at least two 3:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m. shifts each week Must be available on both Saturday and Sunday May be scheduled for up to one awake night shift per month if needed Estimated scheduled hours: 20-30 per week Compensation & Benefits for Part Time Roles Hourly pay (based on experience, degree, and field of study) with potential performance-based increases: $0.50 raise at six months and another $0.50 raise at your one-year evaluation, with annual raise opportunities thereafter Life insurance and long-term disability, with optional short-term disability 401(k) with partial employer match (up to 6%, eligible after 60 days) Free meals on campus, including vegetarian options Free online Black Swan Yoga membership Free Rocket Lawyer account for personal legal needs Employee Assistance Program with free counseling sessions Referral program Opportunities for clinical supervision hours (for employees pursuing LPC-A or LMSW licensure) Other benefits available for eligible employees Equal Employment Opportunity The Settlement Home for Children is an equal opportunity employer. We strictly prohibit unlawful discrimination in recruitment, hiring, compensation, promotion, or any other condition of employment based on legally protected characteristics. We maintain a drug-free and alcohol-free workplace. #TSHDC

Job Description On Site Location: Bulverde, TX PRIMARY FUNCTION/RESPONSIBILTY The Youth Care Specialist is to monitor, guide, coach, instruct, mentor, communicate politely with all youth in their daily setting. Youth will be respectfully treated as Very Important People (VIP's), with quality customer service-oriented attitudes, behaviors and words. All for the purpose of building sustainable self-regulation skills in the youth. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Youth Care Specialist (YCS) provide direct care for abused/neglect youth through a therapeutic and trauma informed framework. YCS must work together for the benefit of those we serve and the continuity of the program; staff are expected to collaborate with the entire team and schedule regular meetings together to coordinate all the needs of the children and goings on of the campus. Be able to read, write and communicate with co-workers, medical personnel, and other person's necessary to care for the needs of children. Provide emotional support utilizing trauma informed techniques, praise, positive feedback, affection, and empathy to build client's ability to self-regulate. Use rational problem-solving techniques to teach the clients critical thinking skills, assist with behavioral problems, counsel through personal issues, and provide crisis intervention. Plan, participate, and provide opportunities for individual and family activities that are both educational and entertaining. Model positive parenting, family, and individual relationship skills to clients, parents, legal guardians, and caretakers. Maintain contact and records with both internal and external agencies to obtain or provide information regarding youth's behaviors, strategies, and progress. Prepare written records for program budgeting, weekly menus, tracking youth progress, reporting incidents/behaviors, and collaborating with the case manager on documenting youth medical needs and appointments within the prescribed time frame. Teach and model positive values and ethical behaviors, as well as support and encourage participation in all activities. Always encouraging residents to participate but never forcing them and always respecting everyone's personal space. Assist with supervising the activities assigned to direct care staff to aid in client development and success. Assist youth with laundering personal laundry. Manage the daily operating schedule of the residence; assist with youth transportation needs, and overall facility upkeep (inside and outside). Adhere to all SJRC Touchstone policies and procedures, campus and residence guidelines, and DFPS GRO minimum standards. Report any/all suspecting abuse or neglect to the Administrator on duty and immediately report the information to DFPS: txabusehotline.org. Keep the Administrator and/or Director informed immediately, in the event of emergencies or unusual developments. Attend scheduled trainings and staff meetings. Document USDA food program data. Ensure compliance with all licensing regulations and contract requirements. Always ensure safety and supervision of youth. Complete all duties assigned by the supervisor. Report campus maintenance to the supervisor. Touchstone Program Follow individualized therapeutic protocols for youth. Ensure basic needs of hygiene, nutrition, and clothing are met for each child. Prepare and serve daily meals as needed. Maintain cleanliness of the home environment, ensuring a safe and secure environment. Guide youth in self-regulation attributes related to social settings, self-help, academics, independent living preparation, problem solving, personal hygiene, financial literacy, and employability skills. Counsel youth through personal challenges using principles of the Neurosequential model of therapeutics, in accordance with required regulatory standards. Attend to youth's medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health needs. Provide for moral, spiritual, and educational development of youth. Provide crisis intervention to youth while maintaining emotional self-control. Organize and participate in play/recreational time with the youth. Support and assist youth with all educational need to include homework, projects, and extracurricular activities. Provide transportation as needed to school, work, appointments, and recreational activities. Assist the Shift Supervisors in providing documentation, services, and treatment needs to youth. Display positive role modeling and leadership for youth by exhibiting skills taught in TBRI training. QUALIFICATIONS High School diploma or equivalent is required, such as a GED from a program recognized by the Texas Education Agency, the Texas Private School Accreditation Commission or similar educational entity from another state, or documentation to verify high school equivalency from home schooling. Must provide a copy of degree/proof of degree. College degree or credit is preferred. Valid Texas driver's license, appropriate insurance, and reliable car. Flexibility and willingness to work a wide array of hours, including days, evenings, weekends, and holidays. Ability to pass reference verification procedure to determine one's fitness to satisfactorily and safely care for youth. Ability to attend all required trainings. Must be physically, mentally, and emotionally capable of performing all assigned tasks, and have the necessary skills to perform assigned tasks. Age minimum of 21 years of age per licensing standards. PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS AND OTHER INFO Body mobility to stoop, kneel, bend, reach, and walk and walk briskly to interact with and monitor children. Stamina to work long days and drive long distances. Moderate to heavy lifting to up to 60 pounds. Must have the ability to communicate both verbally and in writing. Must have the ability to give and receive verbal and written instructions (with or without hearing aids). Must have the ability to read fine print, have sustained vision, and peripheral vision (with or without glasses). Environment requires dexterity to remain calm and adapt to fast paced and emotional environments consisting of children with moderate to severe emotional and psychological needs. Retreat / Camp like settings with varying moderate to high degrees of background noise. Light and ventilation are found in a typical cabin setting. Campuses are smoke-free, except on permitted campuses in designated areas. Possible injury when lifting or moving (child or objects) if employee fails to use proper body mechanics, or if proper techniques are not used when the use of SAMA containment techniques are required. DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIP/REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS Supervised by: Shift Supervisor Supervises: N/A PM Shift - 2-10pm weekends required

OVN Shift - 10pm-6am weekends required PRIMARY FUNCTION/RESPONSIBILTY The Youth Care Specialist is to monitor, guide, coach, instruct, mentor, communicate politely with all youth in their daily setting. Youth will be respectfully treated as Very Important People (VIP's), with quality customer service-oriented attitudes, behaviors and words. All for the purpose of building sustainable self-regulation skills in the youth. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES * Youth Care Specialist (YCS) provide direct care for abused/neglect youth through a therapeutic and trauma informed framework. * YCS must work together for the benefit of those we serve and the continuity of the program; staff are expected to collaborate with the entire team and schedule regular meetings together to coordinate all the needs of the children and goings on of the campus. * Be able to read, write and communicate with co-workers, medical personnel, and other person's necessary to care for the needs of children. * Provide emotional support utilizing trauma informed techniques, praise, positive feedback, affection, and empathy to build client's ability to self-regulate. * Use rational problem-solving techniques to teach the clients critical thinking skills, assist with behavioral problems, counsel through personal issues, and provide crisis intervention. * Plan, participate, and provide opportunities for individual and family activities that are both educational and entertaining. * Model positive parenting, family, and individual relationship skills to clients, parents, legal guardians, and caretakers. * Maintain contact and records with both internal and external agencies to obtain or provide information regarding youth's behaviors, strategies, and progress. * Prepare written records for program budgeting, weekly menus, tracking youth progress, reporting incidents/behaviors, and collaborating with the case manager on documenting youth medical needs and appointments within the prescribed time frame. * Teach and model positive values and ethical behaviors, as well as support and encourage participation in all activities. Always encouraging residents to participate but never forcing them and always respecting everyone's personal space. * Assist with supervising the activities assigned to direct care staff to aid in client development and success. * Assist youth with laundering personal laundry. * Manage the daily operating schedule of the residence; assist with youth transportation needs, and overall facility upkeep (inside and outside). * Adhere to all SJRC Touchstone policies and procedures, campus and residence guidelines, and DFPS GRO minimum standards. * Report any/all suspecting abuse or neglect to the Administrator on duty and immediately report the information to DFPS: txabusehotline.org. * Keep the Administrator and/or Director informed immediately, in the event of emergencies or unusual developments. * Attend scheduled trainings and staff meetings. * Document USDA food program data. * Ensure compliance with all licensing regulations and contract requirements. * Always ensure safety and supervision of youth. * Complete all duties assigned by the supervisor. * Report campus maintenance to the supervisor. Touchstone Program * Follow individualized therapeutic protocols for youth. * Ensure basic needs of hygiene, nutrition, and clothing are met for each child. * Prepare and serve daily meals as needed. * Maintain cleanliness of the home environment, ensuring a safe and secure environment. * Guide youth in self-regulation attributes related to social settings, self-help, academics, independent living preparation, problem solving, personal hygiene, financial literacy, and employability skills. * Counsel youth through personal challenges using principles of the Neurosequential model of therapeutics, in accordance with required regulatory standards. * Attend to youth's medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health needs. * Provide for moral, spiritual, and educational development of youth. * Provide crisis intervention to youth while maintaining emotional self-control. * Organize and participate in play/recreational time with the youth. * Support and assist youth with all educational need to include homework, projects, and extracurricular activities. * Provide transportation as needed to school, work, appointments, and recreational activities. * Assist the Shift Supervisors in providing documentation, services, and treatment needs to youth. * Display positive role modeling and leadership for youth by exhibiting skills taught in TBRI training. QUALIFICATIONS * High School diploma or equivalent is required, such as a GED from a program recognized by the Texas Education Agency, the Texas Private School Accreditation Commission or similar educational entity from another state, or documentation to verify high school equivalency from home schooling. Must provide a copy of degree/proof of degree. * College degree or credit is preferred. * Valid Texas driver's license, appropriate insurance, and reliable car. * Flexibility and willingness to work a wide array of hours, including days, evenings, weekends, and holidays. * Ability to pass reference verification procedure to determine one's fitness to satisfactorily and safely care for youth. * Ability to attend all required trainings. * Must be physically, mentally, and emotionally capable of performing all assigned tasks, and have the necessary skills to perform assigned tasks. * Age minimum of 21 years of age per licensing standards. PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS AND OTHER INFO * Body mobility to stoop, kneel, bend, reach, and walk and walk briskly to interact with and monitor children. * Stamina to work long days and drive long distances. * Moderate to heavy lifting to up to 60 pounds. * Must have the ability to communicate both verbally and in writing. * Must have the ability to give and receive verbal and written instructions (with or without hearing aids). * Must have the ability to read fine print, have sustained vision, and peripheral vision (with or without glasses). * Environment requires dexterity to remain calm and adapt to fast paced and emotional environments consisting of children with moderate to severe emotional and psychological needs. * Retreat / Camp like settings with varying moderate to high degrees of background noise. * Light and ventilation are found in a typical cabin setting. * Campuses are smoke-free, except on permitted campuses in designated areas. * Possible injury when lifting or moving (child or objects) if employee fails to use proper body mechanics, or if proper techniques are not used when the use of SAMA containment techniques are required. DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIP/REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS Supervised by: Shift Supervisor Supervises: N/A

On Site Location: Bulverde, TX OVN Shift - 10pm-6am weekends required PRIMARY FUNCTION/RESPONSIBILTY The Youth Care Specialist is to monitor, guide, coach, instruct, mentor, communicate politely with all youth in their daily setting. Youth will be respectfully treated as Very Important People (VIP's), with quality customer service-oriented attitudes, behaviors and words. All for the purpose of building sustainable self-regulation skills in the youth. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Youth Care Specialist (YCS) provide direct care for abused/neglect youth through a therapeutic and trauma informed framework. YCS must work together for the benefit of those we serve and the continuity of the program; staff are expected to collaborate with the entire team and schedule regular meetings together to coordinate all the needs of the children and goings on of the campus. Be able to read, write and communicate with co-workers, medical personnel, and other person's necessary to care for the needs of children. Provide emotional support utilizing trauma informed techniques, praise, positive feedback, affection, and empathy to build client's ability to self-regulate. Use rational problem-solving techniques to teach the clients critical thinking skills, assist with behavioral problems, counsel through personal issues, and provide crisis intervention. Plan, participate, and provide opportunities for individual and family activities that are both educational and entertaining. Model positive parenting, family, and individual relationship skills to clients, parents, legal guardians, and caretakers. Maintain contact and records with both internal and external agencies to obtain or provide information regarding youth's behaviors, strategies, and progress. Prepare written records for program budgeting, weekly menus, tracking youth progress, reporting incidents/behaviors, and collaborating with the case manager on documenting youth medical needs and appointments within the prescribed time frame. Teach and model positive values and ethical behaviors, as well as support and encourage participation in all activities. Always encouraging residents to participate but never forcing them and always respecting everyone's personal space. Assist with supervising the activities assigned to direct care staff to aid in client development and success. Assist youth with laundering personal laundry. Manage the daily operating schedule of the residence; assist with youth transportation needs, and overall facility upkeep (inside and outside). Adhere to all SJRC Touchstone policies and procedures, campus and residence guidelines, and DFPS GRO minimum standards. Report any/all suspecting abuse or neglect to the Administrator on duty and immediately report the information to DFPS: txabusehotline.org. Keep the Administrator and/or Director informed immediately, in the event of emergencies or unusual developments. Attend scheduled trainings and staff meetings. Document USDA food program data. Ensure compliance with all licensing regulations and contract requirements. Always ensure safety and supervision of youth. Complete all duties assigned by the supervisor. Report campus maintenance to the supervisor. Touchstone Program Follow individualized therapeutic protocols for youth. Ensure basic needs of hygiene, nutrition, and clothing are met for each child. Prepare and serve daily meals as needed. Maintain cleanliness of the home environment, ensuring a safe and secure environment. Guide youth in self-regulation attributes related to social settings, self-help, academics, independent living preparation, problem solving, personal hygiene, financial literacy, and employability skills. Counsel youth through personal challenges using principles of the Neurosequential model of therapeutics, in accordance with required regulatory standards. Attend to youth's medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health needs. Provide for moral, spiritual, and educational development of youth. Provide crisis intervention to youth while maintaining emotional self-control. Organize and participate in play/recreational time with the youth. Support and assist youth with all educational need to include homework, projects, and extracurricular activities. Provide transportation as needed to school, work, appointments, and recreational activities. Assist the Shift Supervisors in providing documentation, services, and treatment needs to youth. Display positive role modeling and leadership for youth by exhibiting skills taught in TBRI training. QUALIFICATIONS High School diploma or equivalent is required, such as a GED from a program recognized by the Texas Education Agency, the Texas Private School Accreditation Commission or similar educational entity from another state, or documentation to verify high school equivalency from home schooling. Must provide a copy of degree/proof of degree. College degree or credit is preferred. Valid Texas driver's license, appropriate insurance, and reliable car. Flexibility and willingness to work a wide array of hours, including days, evenings, weekends, and holidays. Ability to pass reference verification procedure to determine one's fitness to satisfactorily and safely care for youth. Ability to attend all required trainings. Must be physically, mentally, and emotionally capable of performing all assigned tasks, and have the necessary skills to perform assigned tasks. Age minimum of 21 years of age per licensing standards. PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS AND OTHER INFO Body mobility to stoop, kneel, bend, reach, and walk and walk briskly to interact with and monitor children. Stamina to work long days and drive long distances. Moderate to heavy lifting to up to 60 pounds. Must have the ability to communicate both verbally and in writing. Must have the ability to give and receive verbal and written instructions (with or without hearing aids). Must have the ability to read fine print, have sustained vision, and peripheral vision (with or without glasses). Environment requires dexterity to remain calm and adapt to fast paced and emotional environments consisting of children with moderate to severe emotional and psychological needs. Retreat / Camp like settings with varying moderate to high degrees of background noise. Light and ventilation are found in a typical cabin setting. Campuses are smoke-free, except on permitted campuses in designated areas. Possible injury when lifting or moving (child or objects) if employee fails to use proper body mechanics, or if proper techniques are not used when the use of SAMA containment techniques are required. DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIP/REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS Supervised by: Shift Supervisor Supervises: N/A

The Youth Engagement Specialist is responsible for identifying, engaging, and enrolling eligible youth into workforce development programs through SERCO of Texas, Inc, Workforce Solutions Alamo and the City of San Antonio Ready to Work Program. This role plays a critical part in increasing youth participation and ensuring program goals, including goals, training, expenditures and enrollments, are met. The ideal candidate is passionate about connecting with opportunity youth (ages 16-24), has a strong community presence, and can build effective referral partnerships and outreach strategies in both virtual and in-person settings. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Conduct targeted outreach to recruit eligible out-of-school and in-school youth for WIOA Youth and RTW related programs. Identify and attend events and locations frequented by youth (e.g., schools, shelters, justice programs, churches, community centers) to distribute program information. Establish and maintain working relationships with community partners, schools, juvenile justice, foster care agencies, and youth-serving organizations. Coordinate and participate in community events, pop-up enrollments, job fairs, school visits, and virtual outreach sessions. Assist youth with completing interest forms, pre-applications, and scheduling intake appointments. Collaborate with Career Navigators and Case Managers to support enrollment follow-up, documentation collection, and referral tracking. Create youth-friendly marketing materials and social media content in coordination with the communications team. Maintain accurate records of outreach activities, referrals, and outcomes using internal tracking tools and case management systems (e.g., TWIST, WorkInTexas, SNYC). Monitor outreach goals to ensure alignment with caseload and program expenditure targets. Provide periodic reports on outreach results and recommend strategies for continuous improvement. Qualifications: High school diploma or GED required; associate or bachelor's degree in social work, marketing, public relations, or a related field preferred. Understands and has experience managing work experience programs such as OJTs, Interships, and Work Experience programs, including the processing of timesheets, training plans, uploading documents for program completion Experience working with youth or underserved populations, particularly ages 16-24. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with ability to build trust and rapport with diverse youth populations. Demonstrated knowledge of community-based organizations and resources that serve youth. Ability to engage youth in both in-person and digital outreach environments. Familiarity with WIOA Youth, workforce development, or case management is preferred. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and ability to learn data systems such as TWIST and WorkInTexas. Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred but not required. Must have reliable transportation, valid driver's license, and willingness to travel locally, in Texas, and occasionally out of state travel. Working Conditions: Regular travel to community locations and partner sites. Regular office hours, evening or weekend hours required to support outreach events. Standard office environment with flexibility for remote engagement and fieldwork. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: 1. Must possess a valid Texas Driver's License and provide automobile liability insurance as required by the State of Texas. 2. Must have access to reliable transportation in order to travel within the service area. 3. Must have two (2) years of experience as an eligibility specialist or case management; familiarization with WIOA Youth guidelines and regulations. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: 1. Must possess and provide a valid Texas Driver's License and Automobile Liability Insurance as required by the State of Texas. 2. Must have access to reliable transportation in order to travel within service area. Physical demands and work environment: The physical demands and work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of the job. 1. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: While performing duties of the job, employee is occasionally required to stand; walk; sit; for long periods of time. Employee must be able to drive for extended periods of time. Employees must occasionally lift and /or move up to 25 pounds, must be able to set up display area. 2. WORK ENVIRONMENT: Fast-paced, demanding both, physically and mentally, and in constant communication. Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice.

Full-time, Part-time Description Paradigm Treatment Centers provides personalized residential psychiatric treatment for California and Texas teens and young adults from ages 12 to 26. With transformative residential facilities in Malibu, California, San Rafael, California, and now within the Austin, Texas area! Paradigm has more than a decade of experience in helping adolescents and young adults address the mental health and co-occurring substance use challenges that are holding them back. As a Residential Clinical Assistant here with Paradigm Treatment Centers, you will be presented with the unique opportunity to partner and assist our clinical directors and clinical therapists as you guide the residents through their rehabilitative journey. A Day in the Life of Residential Clinical Assistant Would Be: Guiding residents through daily activities to include meal time, group activities, group and individual therapy, and ensure overall productive day for each patient in treatment. Promote and maintain a safe and secure environment that allows for the proper delivery of care. Assistant in welcoming and intaking new residents as they enter the facilities, while ensuring proper comfort and warmth at the start of their new journeys. Develops and/or conducts specialized psychoeducational groups to help patients gain additional knowledge while developing skills to aid along the journey of recovery. Effectively communicates with all staff on-site regarding patient care and patient updates to include clinical directors, clinical therapists, nursing staff, program directors, and more. Utilizes crisis and/or de-escalation intervention practices, when necessary and appropriate, with patient(s) whose behavior cannot be otherwise supported without such interventions. Monitors patient sharps and valuables and labels/handles appropriately, and reports hazards to the proper department as needed for immediate review. Provides CPR, wound-care, or medication management as needed under direction of clinical staff. Exciting Perks: Trips off-site to exciting and scenic places alongside patients! Gourmet meals provided and cooked by facilities chefs! Opportunity to assist and mentor adolescents and young adults on journey to mental wellness! Participation in activities such as yoga and group workouts! Growth plan created and tailored to your personal and professional goals to work in the behavioral health field! Exciting Qualities You May Have: Experience with behavioral health Previous work experience in clinical or residential setting Passion for the field of mental/behavioral health Have previously worked with adolescents/young adults or in a youth focused environment Previous work experience as Mental Health Technician, Behavioral Health Technician, or Caregiver! Hourly Rate: $20 Salary Description $20 per hour

Job Purpose: The Licensed Behavioral Health Specialist at Family Hospital Management Company LLC is responsible for providing comprehensive mental health services to patients. This role involves assessing, diagnosing, and treating individuals with mental health disorders, ensuring the delivery of high-quality care and support with a focus on focusing on Alcohol and Substance Use Disorders at both the Detox and Outpatient level of care. The specialist will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to develop and implement effective treatment plans tailored to each patient's needs, promoting mental well-being and recovery. Key Responsibilities: - Conduct thorough assessments and evaluations of patients' mental health status. - Develop individualized treatment plans based on clinical assessments and patient needs. - Provide therapeutic interventions, including individual, group, and family therapy sessions. - Collaborate with psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate patient care. - Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans as necessary to achieve optimal outcomes. - Maintain accurate and up-to-date patient records in compliance with legal and ethical standards. - Educate patients and their families about mental health conditions and available treatment options. - Participate in case conferences and team meetings to discuss patient care strategies. - Stay current with advancements in mental health treatment and incorporate evidence-based practices into care delivery. - Advocate for patients' needs and rights within the healthcare system. Qualifications Required Education: - Master's degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, or a related field from an accredited institution. - Current licensure as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), or equivalent in the state of practice. Required Experience: - Minimum of 2 years of clinical experience in a behavioral health setting. - Experience working with diverse populations, including adolescents, and adults. - Proven track record in developing and implementing treatment plans tailored to individual client needs. Required Skills and Abilities: - Strong understanding of evidence-based therapeutic modalities and interventions. - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to effectively collaborate with patients, families, and multidisciplinary teams. - Ability to conduct comprehensive assessments and diagnose mental health disorders. - Proficiency in electronic health records and documentation practices. - Demonstrated ability to handle crisis situations with professionalism and empathy. - Commitment to ongoing professional development and staying current with industry standards and practices.

Job Title: Unit Counselor FLSA Status: Seasonal- Summer Camp Staff Department: Camp Services Reports To: Assistant Camp Manager Job Purpose: Unit Counselors are the primary caregivers for each camper. They are responsible for teaching, coordinating, and carrying out activities and guiding campers in their personal growth and daily living skills. They ensure the physical, mental, and emotional safety of campers. Essential Functions Assists in the direction, supervision, and organization of campers in their living unit, within activities and throughout camp in order to meet the intended camper outcomes. Plans, develops, leads, and helps implement program activities for campers within the mission and outcomes. Lives with assigned groups from Sunday-Friday Works in conjunction with and assists the Unit Leader to ensure all weekly and daily paperwork is completed and turned in on time. Ensures that unit schedules and activities are implemented. Ensures parents feel secure in their camper staying at camp. Creates a camp atmosphere where every camper is safe, has fun, and feels well-liked by peers and staff Encourages girl led programming beyond listed programming in the camp guide. Work with and teach children ages six through seventeen (grouped by age). Manages camper behavior, enforcing appropriate safety regulations and emergency procedures, and applying appropriate behavior-management techniques. Maintains effective working relationships with staff and create harmonious relationships with campers, parents, and staff. Provides quality camper experience that resolves concerns by offering creative solutions in a timely manner. Be a role model to campers and staff in your attitude and behavior. Assisting with daily, weekly, and end of season camp cleaning responsibilities. Provides quality camper experience that resolves concerns in a timely manner. Participates in and performs duties within the general camp life, including but not limited to check in, check out, all camp activities, themed days or meals, cookout, and duties at meals Ensures camp is providing quality and safe programming for all campers by following all policies, procedures, protocols, and health and safety standards of GSCTX, American Camp Association, Health Department, and Safety Activity Checkpoints Be a role model to campers and staff in attitude and behavior. Engages in problem-solving skills, by clarifying desired information, researching, locating and delivering findings and solutions. Displays professional demeanor, and integrity at all times. Maintains strict confidentiality and professionalism when handling sensitive information. Ability to effectively interact, work, and collaborate with people of various cultural backgrounds and promote an environment of inclusivity. Adheres to the policies of the Girl Scouts of Central Texas and promotes Girl Scouting in a positive manner to the public as well as to all internal and external customers. Performs other duties or assists other projects as assigned. Required Qualifications Must be at least 18 years of age by June 1, 2026. Adherence to all Personnel Policies for Seasonal Camp Staff. Exhibits good judgment and risk management assessment skills. Ability to work with, communicate with and teach children ages six through seventeen. Must reside on camp property and live in units with campers for duration of summer camp employment. Ability to make a commitment to the philosophy of Girl Scouting, both nationally and locally. Ability to effectively interact, work, and collaborate with people of various cultural backgrounds and promote an environment of inclusivity. Yearly membership in GSUSA is required. Satisfactory results from a criminal background check are require Preferred Qualifications Training in Girl Scout outdoor programs, camp activities, camp counseling, leadership, and training techniques is preferred. First aid training is desirable. Fluent in Spanish and English is preferred. High School Diploma/GED is preferred. Physical Requirements Frequent sitting, standing, walking, bending and twisting upper body. Capable of lifting up to 50lbs. Capable of viewing computer monitor for long periods. Ability to respond appropriately to emergency situations and possess strength and endurance required to maintain constant supervision of campers. Environmental Demands Outdoor activity and exposure to weather. Continuous requirement for professional demeanor and appropriate camp staff attire. Continuous work as a team member and ability to work independently with some supervision. Willingness to live in a camp setting and work irregular hours with limited equipment and facilities, with daily exposure to sun, heat, and insects. Willingness to live in camp facilities that may not have AC. Frequent work under stress and under pressure of deadlines with overlapping projects. Important Note: The information contained in this is intended to outline the general nature and scope of work being performed by an employee assigned to this position. It is not intended to be construed as a contract, or as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and capabilities required of a person employed in this capacity. Job descriptions are subject to change at the discretion of the Girl Scouts of Central Texas. Girl Scouts of Central Texas is an Equal Opportunity Employer. This employer participates in the Electronic Employment Verifications Program. Please click the E-Verify link below for more information. *************************

The Family Specialist is responsible for providing ongoing monitoring, support, and case management services to foster/adopt families and clients. Foster/Adopt Family Development and Monitoring: Provides assistance and support to foster families so that they remain in compliance with DFPS Minimum Standards and Pathways' policies and procedures. Assists foster/adopt parents in documenting how they are working on Service Plan goals. Conducts and documents monthly and quarterly visits to all assigned foster/adopt homes. Provides training during quarterly visits to all assigned foster/adopt homes. Creates and ensures compliance with Action/Safety Plans. Uploads/completes all documentation within two business days. Client Placement and Monitoring: Responds to all internal referrals for placement. Identifies and prepares families and children for placement. Conducts placement and completes all required placement documentation/training when necessary. Conducts 7-Day Follow-Ups (post-placement) to ensure the child's wellbeing and safety. Assesses and ensures the child's wellbeing and safety on an ongoing basis. Schedules and facilitates service plan meetings and the development and implementation of Service Plans. Monitors foster/adopt homes and services provided to children through monthly contacts (at minimum). Ensures that all educational services are provided to the child and links assessments and plans to meet the child's educational needs in the public school setting (including attending ARD meetings and requesting special services through the school to meet the child's educational needs). Ensures that all medical, dental, and other health related appointments are attended within required timeframe. Attends court hearings and permanency planning meetings and shares information with the child's legal representative(s) and treatment team. Completes monthly documentation on how the child is progressing on Service Plan goals. Plans, implements, and reviews behavioral interventions in conjunction with the CPMS, Program Director, and/or Treatment Director. Uploads/completes all documentation within two business days. Supervisor: Program Coordinator / Program Director Supervises: N/A Caseload: Estimated 30 to 35 clients Work Environment: Primarily community based position with a portion of office-based activities Work Hours: This is a full-time, minimum 40 hours per week position. Work hours set by the Family Specialist (and approved by the Program Coordinator/Director) with allowances in scheduling to be available to meet with staff, children, and families during times and dates convenient for all parties involved (i.e. evenings and weekends). Classification: Non-exempt. Qualifications Education & Experience Option 1 - A Master's degree in a human services field from an accredited college or university and one year of supervised child-placing experience; the degree must include the following: Minimum of 9 credit hours in graduate level courses that focus on family and individual function and interaction; or 350 hours of formal, supervised field placement or practicum with a social service or human services agency; Option 2 - A Master's degree from an accredited college or university and two years of supervised child-placing experience; Option 3 - A Bachelor's degree in a human services field from an accredited college or university and two years of supervised child-placing experience; Option 4 - A Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university and three years of supervised child-placing experience; Option 5 - A Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university and direct supervision from a person meeting one of the above qualifications. Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities Thorough working knowledge of needs of children placed in substitute care. Ability to support the agency's culture, growth, and success through communication, accountability, and positivity. Ability to be clear headed and decisive based on the scope of the position. Ability to work efficiently and effectively both individually and as part of a team. Ability to appropriately accept feedback through the supervision process thus displaying the willingness to learn, grow, and improve. Effective oral and written communication skills. Skilled in approaching care/services from a strengths-based perspective. Competent in using Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, Go To Meeting, the Internet, and other software applications. Effective organizational skills. Additional Requirements Proof of valid Texas Driver's License (Type C) and at least three years of driving experience. Access to reliable transportation. Proof of valid/current auto insurance. Cleared motor vehicle driving record. Three employment references. Cleared criminal background check and signed statement regarding felony indictments/convictions. Cleared TB test results (current within 12 months prior to employment). Cleared pre-employment drug test. Working cellular telephone. Physical and Mental Demands With or without reasonable accommodation, the physical and mental requirements of this job may include the following: frequent seeing, hearing, speaking, and writing clearly. Occasional reaching with hands and arms, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, frequent sitting, standing and walking may be required for long periods of time and may involve climbing stairs, walking up inclines and on uneven terrain. Additional physical requirements may include, frequent lifting and or moving up to 25 pounds. Ability to remain calm in stressful situations.

Job Title: Bilingual Crisis Counselor Supervisor: Director of Clinical Short-Term Services Summary: The Bilingual Crisis Counselor provides crisis intervention, supportive counseling, risk/protectiveness assessment, emergency clinical assessment and on-going case management to children and families referred by the Child Protection Team (CPT). This position requires the ability to clinically assess clients on an ongoing basis and generate treatment plans based on assessment. Minimum Qualifications: Master's degree in a behavioral science Clinical license to include LMSW, LCSW, LPC or LPC Associate Minimum of two years' experience including case management services for child victims of sexual and physical abuse, child protection, crisis support and counseling Ability to work collaboratively and effectively with Law Enforcement, the District Attorney's Office, Child Protective Services, and Forensic Interviewers in the investigation of child abuse and/or children who have been exposed to violent crimes Ability to assess risk factors of forensic interview clients and strategize with Law Enforcement and CPS on safety planning Certification in the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics or a willingness to achieve certification Bilingual English/Spanish Required Job Tasks: 1. Supports non-offending caregivers so that they may protect and support their children 2. Provides psychosocial assessment, psychotherapy and case management services for children and protective caregivers: • Assesses the client's level of cognitive, emotional functioning, and psychosocial history information • Assesses protective caregiver's mental health, protectiveness and risk factors, and social service needs • Assesses the need for clinical services for the child and family • Assesses current presenting problems that need to be addressed • Establishes a case plan with clear treatment objectives, goals, and intervention strategies 3. Collaborates with Law Enforcement and CPS throughout the length of the case in providing information to the family about status of the criminal and civil case from the point of investigation to prosecution 4. Administers clinical assessment tools for purposes of assessment 5. Provides psychoeducational and psychotherapeutic services to children and families 6. Determines appropriate treatment planning, goals, and interventions 7. Provides crisis intervention services for children and adults at the point of the forensic interview 8. Provides long term counseling support services for children and adults 9. Refers children and families to appropriate community resources 10. Collects and reports information on services provided 11. Provides case management assessments and service planning 12. Develops knowledge and skill in the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics practice approach, and use of the DSM 5 and subsequent updated versions, to assist in guiding assessment and case planning 13. Provides written documentation involving client services to Law Enforcement and the District Attorney's Office throughout the case 14. Provides forensic interview clients with information on Victim Rights, to include Crime Victim's Compensation, Protective Orders as needed, VINE, information on other resources as deemed appropriate for each family 15. Provides group therapy facilitation for children and families referred by CPT as needed 16. Provides crisis counseling services as needed for children and families referred by CPT 17. Provides emergency clinical assessments to assess mental status of children and families who are in emotional distress and expressing thoughts of self-harm or suicidal and/or homicidal ideation, or are currently experiencing psychotic symptoms 18. Participates in Forensic Interview case staffings with the Forensic Interviewer, Assistant District Attorney, law enforcement detective and Child Protective Services caseworker 19. Coordinates with Forensic Interviewers in the provision of follow up services to include counseling support, community resource assistance, crime victim rights assistance for all forensic interview clients 20. Provides orientation to the criminal justice system for families with cases in the criminal justice system, in some cases may also provide court accompaniment when appropriate 21. Provides court advocacy services to families in the criminal justice system for child abuse cases 22. Upholds ethical guidelines and professional standards, including following the rules and regulations outlines by the Texas State Board of Social Work Examiners 23. Maintains professional licensure by completing the required number of Continuing Education Credits and renewing license on time 24. Notifies supervisor of any disruption to licensure or any investigation by the licensee's applicable professional board 25. Provides referrals for therapeutic services to children and protective caregivers referred by CPT 26. Provides Program coverage for forensic, therapy and medical cases, as needed 27. Represents the organization and speaks at community events, as requested 28. Assists Clinical supervisors with strategic planning to identify growth opportunities for further development of the Child Protection Team relations and activities 29. Maintains a comprehensive knowledge of the mission, core values and vision of the Center and the children's advocacy model 30. Attends regular staff meetings, other internal meetings and community meetings as assigned 31. Performs other duties as assigned FLSA Exempt Physical Requirements: Reaching Occasionally Handling Occasionally Talking Frequently Hearing Frequently Near Acuity Frequently Vision Accommodation Occasionally Color Vision Occasionally Field of Vision Occasionally Strength: Light Work - Lift up to 20 pounds occasionally Environmental Conditions: Noise: Moderate Work Situations: Direct/Control/Plan Influencing People Dealing with people Making Judgments/Decisions Equal Opportunity Employer This job specification should not be construed to imply that these requirements are the exclusive standards of the position. Incumbents will follow any other instructions, and perform any other related duties, as required by their supervisor. CACTX designates Children Advocacy Centers as an essential employer. Qualifications Minimum Qualifications: Master's degree in a behavioral science Clinical license to include LMSW, LCSW, LPC or LPC Associate Minimum of two years' experience including case management services for child victims of sexual and physical abuse, child protection, crisis support and counseling Ability to work collaboratively and effectively with Law Enforcement, the District Attorney's Office, Child Protective Services, and Forensic Interviewers in the investigation of child abuse and/or children who have been exposed to violent crimes Ability to assess risk factors of forensic interview clients and strategize with Law Enforcement and CPS on safety planning Certification in the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics or a willingness to achieve certification Bilingual English/Spanish Required

Role and Responsibilities Divinity Family Services is committed to preserving family connections and promoting stability by licensing and supporting kinship homes for foster care through our Foster and Adoptive Home Development (FAD) program. Guided by Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) principles, we recognize the unique strengths and needs of kinship caregivers who step in to care for children within their extended families. Within the FAD department, the Kinship Family Engagement Specialist plays a central role in developing, verifying, monitoring, and supporting kinship families. This includes offering consistent, compassionate guidance and trauma-informed coaching to help caregivers build safe, connected, and regulated home environments that meet the emotional and behavioral needs of children who have experienced adversity. Our mission is to empower kinship families through relational support, trauma-informed training, and permanency-focused services that honor family integrity and healing. Duties Actively assist in the recruitment of kinship families, with an emphasis on preserving family and cultural connections. Communicate and collaborate with kinship families to collect and process all required documentation for licensure. Provide relational support to families as they navigate technical requirements, recognizing that kinship caregivers may need additional advocacy and coaching. Walk alongside kinship families to maintain a strengths-based, culturally responsive approach while tracking their progress, determining eligibility, and ensuring applicants meet verification criteria. Conduct walkthroughs of the home, checking for health and safety compliance (including fire and evacuation plans), while recognizing the uniqueness of kinship households and approaching variances through a trauma-informed and supportive lens. Ensure homes meet Minimum Standards for Child Placing Agencies as well as SSCC and DFPS contractual requirements, while offering education, empowerment, and accommodations that promote permanency without unnecessary disruption. Enter all required data into internal software systems and support families in uploading necessary documentation into their Parent Portal. Provide patient, hands-on assistance, especially for kinship families who may face digital literacy or resource barriers. Collaborate regularly with DFPS kinship and legal units to request records, share updates, and advocate for timely licensing and support of kinship caregivers. Foster positive relationships with DFPS staff rooted in shared permanency goals. Offer continued coaching, encouragement, and TBRI-informed strategies to kinship parents throughout and after the verification process. Recognizing kinship caregivers may experience unique stressors and deserve relational, flexible support. Work closely with Quality Assurance and Case Management teams to ensure each home's file is complete and participate in collaborative discussions that focus on the kinship family's individual strengths and the child/children's needs. Conduct home study interviews that are individualized and culturally sensitive, evaluating home safety, relational dynamics, and potential risks. Engage all household members, children in care, and references in a way that builds trust and honors lived experiences. Complete the Kinship Addendum or full home study with a narrative approach that reflects the family's values, trauma history, and readiness to support the child. Ensure each section tells the family's story in a dignified and strengths-focused manner. Submit completed home studies and compliance files to the kinship auditing team for internal review. Incorporate feedback professionally and accurately, then submit it to the Kinship Support Supervisor for final approval and signature. Proactively communicate any areas of concern to the Kinship Support Supervisor and appropriate external parties, ensuring child safety and placement stability are prioritized. Qualifications and Education Requirements The employee must meet the minimum age requirements for full-time work in accordance with Texas child labor law and the federal fair labor standards act. This job description will act as an acknowledgment that the employee does meet the minimum age requirements set by state and federal labor guidelines. Bachelor's Degree Home study writing experience preferred and knowledge of Minimum Standards state guidelines and state contracts Preferred work experience in social, human, or protective services include paid or volunteer work within social service agencies or communities providing services to families or other at-risk populations. Conditions of Employment Employees must maintain a valid Texas driver's license and motor vehicle insurance coverage as required by Texas law. In accordance with Texas law, Divinity Family Services (DFS) will conduct criminal background checks on all candidates and reserves the right to conduct random drug screenings during employment. Employees may be required to work weekends or evening hours as necessary to meet the needs of the organization. Employees are required to always keep a functioning cellular phone to ensure availability for on-call and after-hours duties. The physical demands of the position may require employees to stand, walk, sit, use hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms; climb or balance; stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl; and talk or hear. On rare occasions, employees may be required to lift 30 pounds. In compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), employees are required to adhere to all applicable federal and state laws, as well as DFS's policies and procedures, regarding the safeguarding of confidential healthcare information. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Divinity Family Services (DFS) will make reasonable accommodations for qualified employees with disabilities, upon request, unless doing so would cause undue hardship to the organization. DFS is committed to diversity and inclusion, adhering to Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) guidelines. The organization does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, or any other protected characteristic, in compliance with federal, state, and local laws.

At SeaWorld, we're passionate about caring for animals. In fact, we've already rescued over 40,000 animals (and counting!). And we can save you from being stuck in just another job. Join us and help bring joy, excitement, and lasting memories to people from around the world. We're seeking enthusiastic, dedicated, and hard-working individuals to become our Ambassadors. Join us and play an important part on our incredible team! What you get to do: * Facilitate camp curriculum, including activities and crafts for campers Pre-K through 12th Grade. * Utilize excellent communication and guest service skills (both oral and written) * Organize and take inventory of program materials. * Greet and welcome campers and parents who arrive for SeaWorld Camp programs. * Maintain cleanliness of designated camp area * Perform other duties as assigned. What it takes to succeed: * At least 19 years of age. * Valid Driver's License with a good driving record and proof of insurance. Able to meet company driving guidelines * Ability to pass the CPR certification course. * Ability to maintain full availability with no scheduling restrictions during entire season. * One (1) year of college experience preferred. * At least six (6) months of prior experience working in childcare or similar fields. * Able to stand and walk for an entire shift. * Able to work indoors and outdoors, in varying weather, to include extreme heat. Position may be exposed to fumes, dust, odors, and cold/heat temperature extremes * Position engages in extensive walking and standing and climb/ascend heights. Climb ladders up to 6' and ascend stairways and reach above shoulders. * Perform the following physical activities: kneeling, bending, squatting, bend floor-to waist/waist-to-overhead, reach overhead, simple grasp and fine hand manipulation tasks (use of tools/keyboard/writing), * Able to lift, push and pull 25 pounds * Available to work varying shifts/hours based on business need, to include opening, mid, closing shifts and holidays. NOTE: Candidates must be available Monday thru Friday, May 21, 2023 thru August 11, 2023. The perks of the position: Ambassadors will enjoy a fun, fast-paced environment, and great teammates, as well as: * FREE park admission * Discounts on park admission tickets and passes for family and friends * Park discounts on food, merchandise, etc. * Scholarship opportunities * Exclusive employee events and giveaways EEO Employer: SEAWORLD PARKS & ENTERTAINMENT IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. ALL APPLICANTS WILL BE CONSIDERED WITHOUT REGARD TO AGE, RACE, COLOR, RELIGION, SEX, NATIONAL ORIGIN, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, PREGNANCY, GENDER IDENTITY OR EXPRESSION, DISABILITY OR COVERED VETERAN STATUS.

Job Description If you are passionate about transforming communities with a mission-driven organization, then we have the opportunity for you! Reporting to the Refugee School Impact (RSI) Coordinator, the RSI Family Engagement Specialist provides families with ongoing culturally appropriate resources they can use to stay informed and well-equipped. The Family Engagement Specialist provides parental support through home visits, group orientations and parenting education. Furthermore, Family Engagement Specialist also assist students and families with long term integration and self-sufficiency through building interconnectedness with the school and larger community. Global Refuge, formerly known as Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service (LIRS), is a nonprofit serving newcomers seeking safety, support, and a share in the American dream. Since 1939, we have welcomed those seeking refuge, upholding a legacy of compassion and grace for people in crisis. We walk alongside individuals, families, and children as they begin their new lives in the United States through our work in refugee resettlement, care for unaccompanied children, and economic empowerment and employment. Our work also extends to Guatemala and Mexico, where we help young people with skills training and community reintegration. To date, we have served over 800,000 people from around the globe. Our comprehensive services leverage our extensive organizational expertise as well as government, community, and faith partnerships. Attracting and retaining the best talent is vital to our continued growth and we are proud to offer an excellent benefits package including: medical, dental, vision available the first day of employment, generous paid time off including 20 days of vacation, 12 days of sick leave, 12 paid holidays, 12 weeks of fully paid parental leave and up to 12 weeks of fully paid FMLA leave, company 403(b) contribution of 3%, an additional 7% match which vests immediately, At Global Refuge, welcoming newcomers isn't just our duty-it's an inherent part of our identity, rooted in our Lutheran heritage and inspired values and serving as a testament to our unwavering commitment to those in search of refuge. Please join us as we make a difference in the lives of newcomers. DUTIES Perform the day-to-day operations of the RSI program to meet contract goals and objectives. Serve as the primary liaison between schools, refugee families, and community organizations. Conduct home visits for screenings, enrollment, and needs assessments. Prepare and deliver cultural orientation, parenting education, and other support activities to RSI families, focusing on topics such as the U.S. education system, cultural differences, and effective parenting strategies. Help ensure refugee families understand and actively participate in parent-teacher conferences and other school-related activities. Collaborate with school staff and advocates to ensure the needs of families and students are met. Provide direct client assistance by providing tailored support services to meet individual family needs. Collect data and generate timely reports to track program outcomes and progress. Support clients with program outreach work (e.g., providing program information to community partners to facilitate referrals into program). Provide referrals to community services and resources such as parenting skills programs, healthcare and dental clinics, family planning, low-income housing, nutrition services, rental and energy assistance, and childcare as needed. Maintain accurate, confidential records for each client and ensure proper documentation of services. Coordinate services and activities with Global Refuge RSI team to ensure families receive necessary and timely support. Follow-up on referrals in a timely manner. Attend all required meetings, workgroups, and trainings, including program orientations and database training to effectively utilize program management tools. Maintain appropriate boundaries when working with parents and families. Support with joint development and hosting of youth and family activities across Global Refuge RSI programming. Maintain program information and data collection systems in compliance with Global Refuge standards and contractual obligations. Participate in performance-related goal setting and achievement to meet personal and organizational objectives and goals. Other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor's degree in Social Work or behavioral/human services field or two years of experience providing case management and/or social services preferred. Experience working with refugees, immigrants, or limited English speakers, is highly preferred. Fluency in one of the key languages used by client populations is preferred (includes but is not limited to: Spanish, Arabic, Dari, French, Swahili). Proficient in the use of MS Word, MS Excel, and database programs. Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment, troubleshoot, and follow projects through with attention to detail. Ability to work as a team member and independently, with a high level of self-motivation. Exceptional interpersonal skills, including keen listening ability and relationship building. Must have a valid driver's license, reliable personal transportation, a clean driving record, and valid insurance and be able to travel locally as required. Cross-cultural or international experience preferred. Deep commitment to Global Refuge's core values and ability to model those values in relationships with colleagues and partners. Must be willing and able to work in-office 5 days per week. Global Refuge is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. We participate in E-Verify. We offer a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package in an innovative and rewarding work environment. Salaries are based on the latest market data and reflect the education, skills and requirements for the role. Differentials may exist based on the region and language abilities. Global Refuge has been welcoming newcomers since 1939. Learn more at globalrefuge.org.

Job DescriptionHigh School Guidance Counselor (Grades 6-12) Focused Staffing Group (FSG) About Us Focused Staffing Group connects passionate education professionals with schools where they can make a meaningful impact. We go beyond staffing-we support careers that change lives. The Role FSG is seeking a High School Guidance Counselor to support students in grades 6-12 through a comprehensive counseling program focused on academic success, career readiness, and social-emotional development. Key Responsibilities Plan, implement, and evaluate a developmental school counseling program Provide individual and small-group counseling, including crisis intervention Teach and support guidance curriculum (SEL, bullying prevention, healthy choices, substance abuse, suicide prevention) Collaborate with teachers, administrators, parents, and community partners Support academic planning, course selection, scheduling, and student transitions Maintain student records, referrals, and required documentation Participate in professional development and campus initiatives Qualifications Master's degree in School Counseling, Mental Health Counseling, or related field Valid Texas School Counselor Certification or Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) School counseling experience preferred (teaching experience a plus) Strong communication, organization, and relationship-building skills Work Environment & Physical Requirements School-based setting using standard office equipment; role involves regular standing, walking, and lifting up to 20 lbs.

APPLICATIONS ARE REVIEWED DAILY. YOU CAN EXPECT A RESPONSE WITHIN 24 HOURS. Why ABC? 1. Our Patients: An intentional focus on small caseloads with a compassionate care approach. 2. Our Culture: ABC Core Values are more than just words on a wall. It's how we strive to live everyday. 3. Our Community: We ground ourselves in our WHY and the impact we have on the lives of others. Total Compensation Package from $84,000 to $117,670 annually. Opportunity to earn MORE based on center size, mentorship of RBT's and supervision of assigned trainees. Your total compensation consists of a competitive base salary, performance bonuses, mentorship bonuses, and long-term ownership in the company. BCBA's become eligible for long-term ownership upon promotion to the Sr. BCBA role. All other roles eligible. Monthly Performance Bonuses: Bonuses are uncapped and start at just 26 hours of treatment delivery per week, meaning you'll be rewarded for your impact without waiting months to qualify. Sign On Bonus: Up to $10,000 based on start date and location. Mentorship Bonuses: Provide supervision hours to an RBT pursuing their Master's in ABA and earn bonus pay for your guidance, oversight and impact! Certification Bonuses: Get rewarded for each therapist who becomes certified under your supervision. Relocation Packages available: To ease the expenses of your transition. 401(k) with Company Match: Boost your retirement potential and strengthen your financial future. Remote Work Benefit: Up to 3 work from home days per month, plus up to 16 additional assessment related work from home days per year Schedule: Monday-Friday, daytime hours. Almost 30 days off in Year One: Including holidays, PTO, CEU days, and flex days-no guilt, just rest. Manageable Caseloads: You'll support up to 8 children, so you're set up to succeed without burning out. No Non-Compete Clauses: We believe great talent doesn't need restrictions Transparent and Expedited Career Growth & Leadership Tracks: Center Leadership: BCBA >Sr. BCBA>Assistant Clinical Director >Clinical Director>Sr. Clinical Director >Group Clinical Director>Regional Clinical Director Training & Development: Join Dr. Greg Hanley's Compassionate Care Team, mentor and train clinicians in evidence based ABA practice Research & Innovation: Collaborate with Dr. Linda LeBlanc at the Action Institute to advance treatment outcomes, transparency, equity, and clinical quality Clinical Guidance: Our BCBAs are guided by our Clinical Advisory Board and Compassionate Care Team, featuring industry leading clinicians such as: Dr. Charna Mintz, Dr. Greg Hanley, Dr. Linda LeBlanc, Dr. Patricia Wright, Dr. Dorothea Lerman, Dr. Malika Pritchett, Dr. Mahshid Ghaemmaghami, and Dr. Anthony Cammilleri Continuing Education: A minimum of 10+ free CEUs per year in-house, extra funds to attend additional training courses, and 2 paid days off to use for CEU events. Health Benefits: Best-in-class Medical, Dental, Vision, Flexible Savings Account and Health Savings Account options Family Support: Up to $3,000 in maternity/paternity financial assistance plus short-term disability options that can equate to 8 weeks of paid paternity leave. Student Loan Repayment Assistance: Each year we contribute additional dollars to help you pay off your student loans. Unique Perks: First Stop Virtual Health for you and up to 7 household members, CALM membership for you and your family, Door Dash Pass, MilkStork access to ship home breast milk while traveling, a SNOO smart sleeper for new parents, and more. Your Role Develop Treatment Plans that are clinically sound and engaging Supervise and Mentor RBTs to support consistent, high-quality care Collaborate with Families to set goals, track progress, and celebrate growth Deliver Evidence-Based Therapy in a supportive, play-focused environment ABC is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, age, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, ancestry, disability, marital status, genetic information, veteran status, or any other status protected by applicable federal, state, or local laws, including the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act (PHRA). We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. 2025

Job Description On Site Location: Bulverde, TX PRIMARY FUNCTION/RESPONSIBILTY The Youth Care Specialist is to monitor, guide, coach, instruct, mentor, communicate politely with all youth in their daily setting. Youth will be respectfully treated as Very Important People (VIP's), with quality customer service-oriented attitudes, behaviors and words. All for the purpose of building sustainable self-regulation skills in the youth. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Youth Care Specialist (YCS) provide direct care for abused/neglect youth through a therapeutic and trauma informed framework. YCS must work together for the benefit of those we serve and the continuity of the program; staff are expected to collaborate with the entire team and schedule regular meetings together to coordinate all the needs of the children and goings on of the campus. Be able to read, write and communicate with co-workers, medical personnel, and other person's necessary to care for the needs of children. Provide emotional support utilizing trauma informed techniques, praise, positive feedback, affection, and empathy to build client's ability to self-regulate. Use rational problem-solving techniques to teach the clients critical thinking skills, assist with behavioral problems, counsel through personal issues, and provide crisis intervention. Plan, participate, and provide opportunities for individual and family activities that are both educational and entertaining. Model positive parenting, family, and individual relationship skills to clients, parents, legal guardians, and caretakers. Maintain contact and records with both internal and external agencies to obtain or provide information regarding youth's behaviors, strategies, and progress. Prepare written records for program budgeting, weekly menus, tracking youth progress, reporting incidents/behaviors, and collaborating with the case manager on documenting youth medical needs and appointments within the prescribed time frame. Teach and model positive values and ethical behaviors, as well as support and encourage participation in all activities. Always encouraging residents to participate but never forcing them and always respecting everyone's personal space. Assist with supervising the activities assigned to direct care staff to aid in client development and success. Assist youth with laundering personal laundry. Manage the daily operating schedule of the residence; assist with youth transportation needs, and overall facility upkeep (inside and outside). Adhere to all SJRC Touchstone policies and procedures, campus and residence guidelines, and DFPS GRO minimum standards. Report any/all suspecting abuse or neglect to the Administrator on duty and immediately report the information to DFPS: txabusehotline.org. Keep the Administrator and/or Director informed immediately, in the event of emergencies or unusual developments. Attend scheduled trainings and staff meetings. Document USDA food program data. Ensure compliance with all licensing regulations and contract requirements. Always ensure safety and supervision of youth. Complete all duties assigned by the supervisor. Report campus maintenance to the supervisor. Touchstone Program Follow individualized therapeutic protocols for youth. Ensure basic needs of hygiene, nutrition, and clothing are met for each child. Prepare and serve daily meals as needed. Maintain cleanliness of the home environment, ensuring a safe and secure environment. Guide youth in self-regulation attributes related to social settings, self-help, academics, independent living preparation, problem solving, personal hygiene, financial literacy, and employability skills. Counsel youth through personal challenges using principles of the Neurosequential model of therapeutics, in accordance with required regulatory standards. Attend to youth's medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health needs. Provide for moral, spiritual, and educational development of youth. Provide crisis intervention to youth while maintaining emotional self-control. Organize and participate in play/recreational time with the youth. Support and assist youth with all educational need to include homework, projects, and extracurricular activities. Provide transportation as needed to school, work, appointments, and recreational activities. Assist the Shift Supervisors in providing documentation, services, and treatment needs to youth. Display positive role modeling and leadership for youth by exhibiting skills taught in TBRI training. QUALIFICATIONS High School diploma or equivalent is required, such as a GED from a program recognized by the Texas Education Agency, the Texas Private School Accreditation Commission or similar educational entity from another state, or documentation to verify high school equivalency from home schooling. Must provide a copy of degree/proof of degree. College degree or credit is preferred. Valid Texas driver's license, appropriate insurance, and reliable car. Flexibility and willingness to work a wide array of hours, including days, evenings, weekends, and holidays. Ability to pass reference verification procedure to determine one's fitness to satisfactorily and safely care for youth. Ability to attend all required trainings. Must be physically, mentally, and emotionally capable of performing all assigned tasks, and have the necessary skills to perform assigned tasks. Age minimum of 21 years of age per licensing standards. PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS AND OTHER INFO Body mobility to stoop, kneel, bend, reach, and walk and walk briskly to interact with and monitor children. Stamina to work long days and drive long distances. Moderate to heavy lifting to up to 60 pounds. Must have the ability to communicate both verbally and in writing. Must have the ability to give and receive verbal and written instructions (with or without hearing aids). Must have the ability to read fine print, have sustained vision, and peripheral vision (with or without glasses). Environment requires dexterity to remain calm and adapt to fast paced and emotional environments consisting of children with moderate to severe emotional and psychological needs. Retreat / Camp like settings with varying moderate to high degrees of background noise. Light and ventilation are found in a typical cabin setting. Campuses are smoke-free, except on permitted campuses in designated areas. Possible injury when lifting or moving (child or objects) if employee fails to use proper body mechanics, or if proper techniques are not used when the use of SAMA containment techniques are required. DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIP/REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS Supervised by: Shift Supervisor Supervises: N/A PM Shift - 2-10pm weekends required

On Site Location: Bulverde, TX PRIMARY FUNCTION/RESPONSIBILTY The Youth Care Specialist is to monitor, guide, coach, instruct, mentor, communicate politely with all youth in their daily setting. Youth will be respectfully treated as Very Important People (VIP's), with quality customer service-oriented attitudes, behaviors and words. All for the purpose of building sustainable self-regulation skills in the youth. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Youth Care Specialist (YCS) provide direct care for abused/neglect youth through a therapeutic and trauma informed framework. YCS must work together for the benefit of those we serve and the continuity of the program; staff are expected to collaborate with the entire team and schedule regular meetings together to coordinate all the needs of the children and goings on of the campus. Be able to read, write and communicate with co-workers, medical personnel, and other person's necessary to care for the needs of children. Provide emotional support utilizing trauma informed techniques, praise, positive feedback, affection, and empathy to build client's ability to self-regulate. Use rational problem-solving techniques to teach the clients critical thinking skills, assist with behavioral problems, counsel through personal issues, and provide crisis intervention. Plan, participate, and provide opportunities for individual and family activities that are both educational and entertaining. Model positive parenting, family, and individual relationship skills to clients, parents, legal guardians, and caretakers. Maintain contact and records with both internal and external agencies to obtain or provide information regarding youth's behaviors, strategies, and progress. Prepare written records for program budgeting, weekly menus, tracking youth progress, reporting incidents/behaviors, and collaborating with the case manager on documenting youth medical needs and appointments within the prescribed time frame. Teach and model positive values and ethical behaviors, as well as support and encourage participation in all activities. Always encouraging residents to participate but never forcing them and always respecting everyone's personal space. Assist with supervising the activities assigned to direct care staff to aid in client development and success. Assist youth with laundering personal laundry. Manage the daily operating schedule of the residence; assist with youth transportation needs, and overall facility upkeep (inside and outside). Adhere to all SJRC Touchstone policies and procedures, campus and residence guidelines, and DFPS GRO minimum standards. Report any/all suspecting abuse or neglect to the Administrator on duty and immediately report the information to DFPS: txabusehotline.org. Keep the Administrator and/or Director informed immediately, in the event of emergencies or unusual developments. Attend scheduled trainings and staff meetings. Document USDA food program data. Ensure compliance with all licensing regulations and contract requirements. Always ensure safety and supervision of youth. Complete all duties assigned by the supervisor. Report campus maintenance to the supervisor. Touchstone Program Follow individualized therapeutic protocols for youth. Ensure basic needs of hygiene, nutrition, and clothing are met for each child. Prepare and serve daily meals as needed. Maintain cleanliness of the home environment, ensuring a safe and secure environment. Guide youth in self-regulation attributes related to social settings, self-help, academics, independent living preparation, problem solving, personal hygiene, financial literacy, and employability skills. Counsel youth through personal challenges using principles of the Neurosequential model of therapeutics, in accordance with required regulatory standards. Attend to youth's medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health needs. Provide for moral, spiritual, and educational development of youth. Provide crisis intervention to youth while maintaining emotional self-control. Organize and participate in play/recreational time with the youth. Support and assist youth with all educational need to include homework, projects, and extracurricular activities. Provide transportation as needed to school, work, appointments, and recreational activities. Assist the Shift Supervisors in providing documentation, services, and treatment needs to youth. Display positive role modeling and leadership for youth by exhibiting skills taught in TBRI training. QUALIFICATIONS High School diploma or equivalent is required, such as a GED from a program recognized by the Texas Education Agency, the Texas Private School Accreditation Commission or similar educational entity from another state, or documentation to verify high school equivalency from home schooling. Must provide a copy of degree/proof of degree. College degree or credit is preferred. Valid Texas driver's license, appropriate insurance, and reliable car. Flexibility and willingness to work a wide array of hours, including days, evenings, weekends, and holidays. Ability to pass reference verification procedure to determine one's fitness to satisfactorily and safely care for youth. Ability to attend all required trainings. Must be physically, mentally, and emotionally capable of performing all assigned tasks, and have the necessary skills to perform assigned tasks. Age minimum of 21 years of age per licensing standards. PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS AND OTHER INFO Body mobility to stoop, kneel, bend, reach, and walk and walk briskly to interact with and monitor children. Stamina to work long days and drive long distances. Moderate to heavy lifting to up to 60 pounds. Must have the ability to communicate both verbally and in writing. Must have the ability to give and receive verbal and written instructions (with or without hearing aids). Must have the ability to read fine print, have sustained vision, and peripheral vision (with or without glasses). Environment requires dexterity to remain calm and adapt to fast paced and emotional environments consisting of children with moderate to severe emotional and psychological needs. Retreat / Camp like settings with varying moderate to high degrees of background noise. Light and ventilation are found in a typical cabin setting. Campuses are smoke-free, except on permitted campuses in designated areas. Possible injury when lifting or moving (child or objects) if employee fails to use proper body mechanics, or if proper techniques are not used when the use of SAMA containment techniques are required. DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIP/REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS Supervised by: Shift Supervisor Supervises: N/A PM Shift - 2-10pm weekends required

Role and Responsibilities Divinity Family Services is committed to preserving family connections and promoting stability by licensing and supporting kinship homes for foster care through our Foster and Adoptive Home Development (FAD) program. Guided by Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) principles, we recognize the unique strengths and needs of kinship caregivers who step in to care for children within their extended families. Within the FAD department, the Kinship Family Engagement Specialist plays a central role in developing, verifying, monitoring, and supporting kinship families. This includes offering consistent, compassionate guidance and trauma-informed coaching to help caregivers build safe, connected, and regulated home environments that meet the emotional and behavioral needs of children who have experienced adversity. Our mission is to empower kinship families through relational support, trauma-informed training, and permanency-focused services that honor family integrity and healing. Duties Actively assist in the recruitment of kinship families, with an emphasis on preserving family and cultural connections. Communicate and collaborate with kinship families to collect and process all required documentation for licensure. Provide relational support to families as they navigate technical requirements, recognizing that kinship caregivers may need additional advocacy and coaching. Walk alongside kinship families to maintain a strengths-based, culturally responsive approach while tracking their progress, determining eligibility, and ensuring applicants meet verification criteria. Conduct walkthroughs of the home, checking for health and safety compliance (including fire and evacuation plans), while recognizing the uniqueness of kinship households and approaching variances through a trauma-informed and supportive lens. Ensure homes meet Minimum Standards for Child Placing Agencies as well as SSCC and DFPS contractual requirements, while offering education, empowerment, and accommodations that promote permanency without unnecessary disruption. Enter all required data into internal software systems and support families in uploading necessary documentation into their Parent Portal. Provide patient, hands-on assistance, especially for kinship families who may face digital literacy or resource barriers. Collaborate regularly with DFPS kinship and legal units to request records, share updates, and advocate for timely licensing and support of kinship caregivers. Foster positive relationships with DFPS staff rooted in shared permanency goals. Offer continued coaching, encouragement, and TBRI-informed strategies to kinship parents throughout and after the verification process. Recognizing kinship caregivers may experience unique stressors and deserve relational, flexible support. Work closely with Quality Assurance and Case Management teams to ensure each home's file is complete and participate in collaborative discussions that focus on the kinship family's individual strengths and the child/children's needs. Conduct home study interviews that are individualized and culturally sensitive, evaluating home safety, relational dynamics, and potential risks. Engage all household members, children in care, and references in a way that builds trust and honors lived experiences. Complete the Kinship Addendum or full home study with a narrative approach that reflects the family's values, trauma history, and readiness to support the child. Ensure each section tells the family's story in a dignified and strengths-focused manner. Submit completed home studies and compliance files to the kinship auditing team for internal review. Incorporate feedback professionally and accurately, then submit it to the Kinship Support Supervisor for final approval and signature. Proactively communicate any areas of concern to the Kinship Support Supervisor and appropriate external parties, ensuring child safety and placement stability are prioritized. Qualifications and Education Requirements The employee must meet the minimum age requirements for full-time work in accordance with Texas child labor law and the federal fair labor standards act. This job description will act as an acknowledgment that the employee does meet the minimum age requirements set by state and federal labor guidelines. Bachelor's Degree Home study writing experience preferred and knowledge of Minimum Standards state guidelines and state contracts Preferred work experience in social, human, or protective services include paid or volunteer work within social service agencies or communities providing services to families or other at-risk populations. Bilingual (English/Spanish) required. This position requires fluency in both English and Spanish to communicate effectively with clients/customers, team members, and community partners. Conditions of Employment Employees must maintain a valid Texas driver's license and motor vehicle insurance coverage as required by Texas law. In accordance with Texas law, Divinity Family Services (DFS) will conduct criminal background checks on all candidates and reserves the right to conduct random drug screenings during employment. Employees may be required to work weekends or evening hours as necessary to meet the needs of the organization. Employees are required to always keep a functioning cellular phone to ensure availability for on-call and after-hours duties. The physical demands of the position may require employees to stand, walk, sit, use hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms; climb or balance; stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl; and talk or hear. On rare occasions, employees may be required to lift 30 pounds. In compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), employees are required to adhere to all applicable federal and state laws, as well as DFS's policies and procedures, regarding the safeguarding of confidential healthcare information. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Divinity Family Services (DFS) will make reasonable accommodations for qualified employees with disabilities, upon request, unless doing so would cause undue hardship to the organization. DFS is committed to diversity and inclusion, adhering to Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) guidelines. The organization does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, or any other protected characteristic, in compliance with federal, state, and local laws.