Jobs at Child Crisis Arizona

This nine-month instructional assistant role within the Exceptional Student Services department at Vistancia Elementary supports students with disabilities in a Peoria, Arizona school setting. The position involves assisting teachers with lesson delivery, implementing individualized education plans, and providing direct support for academic, behavioral, and daily living needs. Key responsibilities include monitoring student behavior, utilizing assistive technology, and maintaining accurate student records. The role appeals to those seeking a dynamic career in education by offering hands-on experience in special education, opportunities for professional growth, and the chance to make a meaningful impact on student development. The position requires physical capability to assist students and may involve outdoor or travel duties.

This full-time Therapist role is based at the Buckeye Outpatient Clinic for Southwest Behavioral & Health Services, a large non-profit provider with over 40 years of community experience. The position involves delivering evidence-based clinical and non-clinical support to adults, children, and adolescents, including conducting intakes, psychosocial assessments, and developing comprehensive treatment plans. Key responsibilities also include providing crisis intervention, performing home visits, and collaborating with case managers and community agencies. The role appeals to professionals seeking a mission-driven environment that values Empowered Belonging, offering a culture where diverse perspectives are respected and growth opportunities are prioritized. The position operates Monday through Friday with potential on-call coverage for evenings and weekends, requiring travel within the local area.

The Court Conciliator role within the Pinal County Superior Court involves providing mediation, family evaluations, and guidance to self-represented clients in family law and juvenile dependency cases. Key responsibilities include conducting court-ordered evaluations, facilitating mediation sessions, managing crisis situations involving domestic violence or child safety, and preparing detailed legal reports and recommendations. The position appeals to professionals seeking a mission-driven environment where they can support families and children while maintaining high ethical standards. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including sabbatical opportunities, paid leave, and health coverage, with a hybrid work arrangement that includes office duties and travel throughout the county.

This full-time Building Maintenance Technician role supports Dominium's mission to provide quality affordable housing at the Casa Azure community in Phoenix, Arizona. The position involves monitoring property conditions, completing repair requests for both common areas and individual units, and performing preventative maintenance on appliances and systems. Key responsibilities also include preparing vacant units for new residents and maintaining a safe work environment. The role appeals to candidates seeking purpose-driven work within a company that values professional development and community impact. While the position is based on-site, it offers opportunities for career growth, comprehensive training, and participation in volunteer programs.

The Case Manager 2 role within the Department of Economic Security's Division of Developmental Disabilities supports individuals with developmental disabilities and their families in Arizona. Key responsibilities include conducting onsite visits to homes and schools, developing and monitoring person-centered service plans, facilitating meetings to support member choices, and collaborating with community agencies during crises. The position requires maintaining detailed case records and ensuring compliance with state regulations. This opportunity appeals to those committed to public service by offering a comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement contributions, paid parental leave, and tuition reimbursement. The role provides significant career advancement and development opportunities within a collaborative team dedicated to strengthening communities. The position is based in Phoenix and requires a valid driver's license for travel to member locations.

The Recovery Support Counselor (CDCA) role operates under clinical supervision to assist patients with Opioid Use Disorder through medically supported treatments and coping strategies. Key responsibilities include conducting individual and group counseling sessions, developing comprehensive behavioral health assessments and treatment plans, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to monitor patient progress. The position also involves maintaining detailed client records, coordinating care with external systems, and providing education on substance use. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to make a meaningful impact in behavioral health within a supportive environment that values evidence-based practices and continuous professional development. The role requires a valid driver's license and involves a mix of office-based work and direct client interaction.

This full-time role involves a Licensed Clinical Psychologist providing mental health services within a correctional facility. The position focuses on conducting psychological assessments, crisis interventions, and therapeutic treatments for the inmate population while adhering to California regulations. Key responsibilities include performing mental status examinations, developing individualized treatment plans, and participating in interdisciplinary team meetings to support inmate rehabilitation and discharge planning. The role offers a professional environment where clinical expertise directly impacts public safety and individual recovery. Candidates must possess a valid license and prior institutional experience. The position is based on-site within the facility.

The Psychologist Child Team role involves providing comprehensive mental health assessment, diagnosis, and treatment services for adult and child members with diverse psychiatric needs. Key responsibilities include developing and evaluating clinical treatment plans, conducting psychological testing and psychotherapy for individuals and groups, and collaborating with physicians and allied health professionals to coordinate care. The position also entails supervising trainees, participating in on-call rotations, and connecting members with community resources. This opportunity appeals to licensed psychologists seeking a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment focused on evidence-based practice and quality service. The role offers the chance to work within a highly interactive clinic setting that supports professional growth and meaningful patient outcomes.

This full-time Therapist role within the Mental Health department supports families through community-based services under the supervision of a Program Director. Key responsibilities include conducting clinical assessments, developing individualized treatment plans, providing psychotherapy in homes and schools, and managing crisis interventions. The position requires field work with significant driving to serve clients in various settings. The role is appealing due to its strengths-based mission, opportunities for professional growth, and a supportive culture that includes bilingual stipends and comprehensive benefits.

This Family Safety Practitioner II role within the Protection and Preservation Services division focuses on providing clinical casework to stabilize families facing abuse, neglect, or significant risk. The position involves conducting comprehensive safety assessments, developing service plans with families, and coordinating essential resources such as housing, mental health support, and financial aid. Key responsibilities include performing home visits, managing crisis interventions, preparing legal documentation, and testifying in court to ensure child safety. The role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on vulnerable community members while working within a diverse, multicultural environment. Although primarily based in the South County region, the position requires an on-call rotation for evenings, weekends, and holidays, along with travel for home visits and court appearances.

The Early Childhood Classroom Therapist role supports the Healthcare & Medical Services team at Children Service Center in partnership with The Counseling Connection. This position delivers therapeutic services to preschool and early elementary students within a classroom environment, focusing on social, emotional, and behavioral needs. Key responsibilities include conducting individual and small-group counseling, developing individualized treatment plans, and collaborating with teachers to integrate strategies into daily routines. The role also involves engaging families, maintaining clinical documentation, and providing crisis intervention. The position is appealing due to a supportive, inclusive culture that prioritizes wellness and offers ongoing training, supervision, and clear paths for professional growth. The work arrangement is based in a classroom setting with opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration.

This part-time, PRN outpatient therapist role supports Delaware Guidance Services, a leading non-profit dedicated to behavioral health for children and families. The position involves providing clinical evaluations, diagnoses, and psychotherapy to diverse client populations while developing individualized treatment plans. Key responsibilities include conducting crisis interventions, collaborating with schools and community resources, and supervising interns. The role appeals to mission-driven professionals seeking flexible scheduling with a minimum of five hours per week and partial telecommuting options. Working within a collaborative, trauma-informed environment, the therapist contributes to a statewide organization recognized for its compassionate care and high client success rates.

The Advanced Clinical Training Program Therapist role is a graduate-level position within Delaware Guidance Services, a leading non-profit providing behavioral health care to children and families. The clinician delivers evaluative, diagnostic, and psychotherapeutic services under direct supervision while building core competencies toward full licensure. Key responsibilities include developing treatment plans, assessing client risks, collaborating with schools and community resources, and maintaining clinical documentation. This position appeals to emerging professionals seeking a supportive, trauma-informed environment with a focus on resilience and family-based care. The role offers flexible work arrangements including partial telecommuting, generous paid time off, and comprehensive professional development opportunities within a collaborative team dedicated to serving diverse, underserved populations.

The Early Childhood Attachment Therapist role within the Family Preservation Services department provides relationship-focused, home- and community-based support to infants, toddlers, and their caregivers. Key responsibilities include delivering parent-child psychotherapy and play-based interventions, conducting developmental assessments, and collaborating with childcare providers to prevent suspensions. The position requires maintaining a caseload of 3-4 monthly visits and completing detailed clinical documentation. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to advance their skills in infant mental health within an inclusive, mission-driven organization that values equity and continuous learning. The role offers flexible scheduling to accommodate family needs and involves travel to various community settings, supporting a culture of safety and growth for children and families.

The After School Site Director role at Sid Jacobson JCC involves leading daily operations for an enrichment program serving elementary-aged children. Key responsibilities include supervising staff and volunteers, designing age-appropriate educational activities, and ensuring a safe, inclusive environment that aligns with the organization's core values. The position also requires managing attendance records, communicating with families, and maintaining regulatory compliance. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a leadership role within a mission-driven community that fosters respect and kindness. The position is based on-site and offers the chance to make a direct impact on youth development through structured program coordination and positive guidance strategies.

The Penn Hills School District is seeking a Paraprofessional to support students in an intensive 9-12 grade special education classroom. This role involves assisting with daily living activities, facilitating personal care, and reinforcing instructional lessons under the direction of certified teachers. Key responsibilities include managing classroom materials, supervising students during meals and field trips, and implementing individualized education plans. The position offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on student development within a collaborative educational team. Candidates must possess an associate degree or equivalent credits and hold required safety clearances. The role requires physical stamina for tasks such as lifting and moving around the classroom, along with strong organizational and communication skills.

The Program Specialist, PRN role at BayPointe Hospital supports a psychiatric acute care facility serving children, adolescents, and adults in crisis. The position involves monitoring patient safety, assisting with daily living activities, and facilitating therapeutic groups and educational support. Key responsibilities include documenting clinical observations, managing unit schedules, and utilizing de-escalation techniques during crisis situations. This opportunity appeals to those seeking a structured, compassionate environment where they can directly impact patient stabilization and recovery. The role offers flexible PRN scheduling and provides comprehensive training for candidates without a specific degree, fostering professional growth within a collaborative multidisciplinary team.

The Case Manager role at Acacia Network supports the organization's mission to provide behavioral healthcare, housing, and empowerment to diverse communities. Reporting to the Director of Social Service, the position focuses on client advocacy, relocation services, and comprehensive case management. Key responsibilities include conducting needs assessments and home visits, assisting clients with Section 8 and housing applications, coordinating with landlords and government agencies, and maintaining detailed service plans and documentation. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a tangible impact in social services within a collaborative, mission-driven environment. This full-time position requires a bachelor's degree and experience working with homeless populations, offering the opportunity to contribute to a nonprofit that has been expanding its vital community services for over five decades.

This 13-week travel nursing role places a Behavioral Health Nurse Manager at a Brooklyn hospital, focusing on the daily clinical and administrative oversight of an inpatient psychiatric unit. The position requires a Master's degree and extensive experience in psychiatry, including managing child psych and psych ER units. Key responsibilities include supervising staff, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations, coordinating performance improvement initiatives, and managing unit operations. The role appeals to leaders seeking a supportive environment with a personal approach to staffing, offering comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage alongside opportunities for professional growth within a collaborative team.

This Therapist (PEER) role operates within the Mental Health department, delivering community-based clinical services under the guidance of a Program Director. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive assessments, developing individualized treatment plans, and providing psychotherapy to individuals, families, and groups in various settings such as homes, schools, and offices. The position also involves crisis intervention, clinical documentation, and participating in multidisciplinary team meetings. The role is appealing due to its strengths-based approach that empowers families, the opportunity for professional growth through training and supervision, and a comprehensive benefits package including health coverage and retirement matching. The work arrangement requires a mix of office-based duties and frequent travel to community sites using a personal vehicle.

This full-time School Based Mental Health Professional role delivers behavioral health services within a school district setting, focusing on children, adolescents, and their families. The position involves providing individual therapy, facilitating social skills groups, conducting crisis interventions, and monitoring behavioral data for IEP meetings. Key responsibilities include collaborating with teachers and administrators to support student well-being and managing necessary clinical documentation. The role appeals to clinicians seeking a supportive environment that prioritizes work-life balance and professional growth. The organization offers comprehensive clinical supervision, training opportunities, and flexibility for continuing education. The position follows a standard school calendar schedule from Monday through Friday.

This role involves providing psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment to children, adolescents, and families within an outpatient clinic setting in Syracuse, New York. The psychiatrist will conduct comprehensive assessments, manage medication, and collaborate with therapists and families to create individualized, trauma-informed care plans. Key responsibilities include performing risk assessments, maintaining regulatory compliance, and utilizing electronic health records. The position is appealing due to the organization's commitment to a supportive culture with manageable caseloads, professional development opportunities, and eligibility for the National Health Service Corps Loan Repayment Program. Flexible full-time, part-time, and per diem arrangements are available for this dynamic human services agency.