Jobs at Community Action Agency of OKC/Canadian Counties, Inc.

The Case Manager role within the Community Health division of the United Planning Organization supports the Permanent Supportive Housing Program by guiding clients toward housing stability and self-sufficiency. Key responsibilities include conducting biopsychosocial assessments, developing individualized service plans, coordinating access to health and employment resources, and liaising with property management to ensure suitable living arrangements. The position appeals to professionals seeking to advance the mission of uniting people with opportunities through trauma-informed care and community partnership. While the role requires some travel to client sites and occasional evening availability, it offers hybrid flexibility with remote work options available after six months. The position provides a supportive environment for those dedicated to serving diverse populations facing complex challenges.

This part-time Licensed Practical Nurse role supports the Community Health Division at the United Planning Organization's Comprehensive Treatment Center in Washington, D.C. The position focuses on administering methadone treatments, educating patients about medication, and conducting specimen collections such as urine and breathalyzer tests. Key responsibilities include triaging patients, assisting physicians with examinations, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, and ensuring patient safety and rights within a multi-disciplinary team. The role appeals to candidates seeking to advance their nursing skills in addiction management while contributing to a mission of uniting people with opportunities. The position requires a current DC LPN license and CPR certification, offering a flexible PRN schedule for professionals dedicated to serving diverse community members.

The Policy and Strategic Initiatives Manager role supports the Bureau of Community Awareness, Action, Response, and Engagement at the Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene. This position focuses on advancing the bureau's 2028 Strategic Plan by analyzing legislation, developing policy recommendations, and strengthening partnerships with community organizations to improve equitable behavioral health access. Key responsibilities include leading strategic planning processes, managing cross-bureau collaborations, and supervising a team of analysts and specialists. The role offers the opportunity to drive meaningful impact in New York City's mental health landscape while working in a hybrid environment that balances remote flexibility with on-site collaboration.

The Program Chief Engineer role at RTX leads a portfolio of software and hardware programs for the Intelligence Community, focusing on mission-critical aerospace and defense solutions. Based onsite in Aurora, Colorado, the position requires an active TS/SCI clearance and involves overseeing the technical baseline, architecture, and Agile development lifecycle. Key responsibilities include driving business capture activities, leading engineering bid reviews, managing program risks and costs, and mentoring engineering teams to ensure successful delivery. This opportunity appeals to experienced leaders seeking to solve complex global challenges within a culture that values safety, innovation, and collaboration, while offering the chance to shape the future of national security.

This onsite Program Chief Engineer role at RTX leads a portfolio of software and hardware programs for the Intelligence Community in Aurora, Colorado. The position is responsible for managing the technical baseline, including architecture, design, and Agile development, while ensuring compliance with strict security protocols. Key duties involve leading engineering bid reviews, collaborating with cross-functional teams to meet cost and schedule targets, and mentoring engineering staff. The role offers the opportunity to work on high-impact defense solutions with a global aerospace leader, providing access to complex mission systems and a culture driven by innovation and safety.

The Program Chief Engineer role at RTX leads a portfolio of software and hardware programs for the Intelligence Community from an onsite location in Aurora, Colorado. This position is responsible for managing the technical baseline, including architecture, design, and Agile development, while serving as a subject matter expert for customer engagements. Key duties involve driving business capture activities, leading engineering bid reviews, and ensuring program execution aligns with cost, schedule, and performance targets. The role appeals to experienced leaders seeking to shape the future of aerospace and defense within a culture that values safety, innovation, and collaboration. Candidates must hold an active TS/SCI security clearance and U.S. citizenship.

The Program Chief Engineer role at RTX leads a portfolio of software and hardware programs for the Intelligence Community, focusing on mission-critical aerospace and defense solutions. Based onsite in Aurora, Colorado, the position requires an active TS/SCI clearance and involves overseeing the technical baseline, architecture, and Agile development lifecycle. Key responsibilities include driving business capture activities, leading engineering bid reviews, managing program risks and costs, and mentoring engineering teams to ensure successful delivery. This opportunity appeals to experienced leaders seeking to work on complex, high-impact projects within a culture that values safety, innovation, and collaboration, while offering potential relocation assistance and professional growth through cross-portfolio insights.

The Program Chief Engineer role at RTX leads the S-ISR/CMPC portfolio, delivering high-impact software and hardware solutions to the Intelligence Community. This onsite position in Aurora, Colorado, requires an active TS/SCI clearance and involves overseeing the technical baseline, architecture, and Agile development lifecycle. Key responsibilities include driving business capture activities, leading engineering bid reviews, managing program execution risks, and mentoring engineering teams to ensure cost and schedule efficiency. The role offers the opportunity to work on complex aerospace and defense challenges within a culture that values safety, innovation, and collaboration, while providing access to professional development and relocation assistance.

The Program Chief Engineer role leads multiple programs within the S-ISR/CMPC portfolio at RTX, delivering high-impact software and hardware solutions to the Intelligence Community. Based onsite in Aurora, Colorado, the position requires an active TS/SCI clearance and U.S. citizenship. Key responsibilities include defining technical baselines, overseeing architecture and Agile development, leading engineering bid reviews, and managing cross-functional teams to ensure cost, schedule, and performance targets are met. The role also involves direct customer engagement to shape future business opportunities and mentoring engineering staff. This position offers the appeal of working on complex, mission-critical defense projects with a global leader in aerospace and defense, fostering a culture of innovation, safety, and collaboration while providing opportunities for professional growth and relocation assistance.

This onsite Senior Embedded Software Engineer role is based in Tucson, Arizona, within the Effectors Center of the Software organization at a leading aerospace and defense company. The position focuses on architecting, designing, and deploying real-time embedded software for autonomous avionics systems, integrating firmware and hardware solutions. Key responsibilities include developing complex systems using embedded C++ and real-time operating systems, collaborating with cross-discipline teams to ensure mission assurance and safety, and mentoring junior engineers. The role appeals to candidates seeking to solve hard problems in a mission-driven environment that values innovation, safety, and collaboration. It offers opportunities for professional growth through exposure to next-generation technology and a supportive culture that invests in employee development. U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain a security clearance are required.

The Senior Account Manager role within the Account Services Department leads day-to-day relationships with top-tier clients for a full-service marketing agency. Key responsibilities include acting as a strategic consultant to drive organic growth, managing project budgets and profitability, and mentoring junior team members to ensure high-quality delivery. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with flexibility to work from Syracuse, Rochester, or remotely within the United States. This opportunity is appealing due to the chance to work on major brands within a collaborative, dog-friendly culture that values professional development and offers generous time-off policies.

The Clinical Behavioral Health Manager leads the Intensive Home-Based Treatment program within the Pediatric Behavioral Health Integration division at The Centers. This role provides clinical and administrative oversight to a team of clinicians serving youth and families in the Gordon Square community. Key responsibilities include supervising staff, managing comprehensive treatment plans, ensuring program fidelity, and collaborating with external agencies to support successful transitions from inpatient care. The position offers the appeal of expanding a vital mental health initiative with a mission to prevent out-of-home placements. The work arrangement involves a mix of office-based leadership, community home visits, and a 24/5 on-call rotation, supported by a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment that values professional growth and work-life balance.

This full-time Direct Support Professional role involves assisting individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities in achieving personal goals and community integration. The position requires supporting daily living activities, teaching new skills, monitoring health needs, and providing transportation to community events. Key responsibilities include implementing individualized support plans, documenting progress, and ensuring the safety and dignity of those served. The role is appealing for its mission-driven focus on empowering others to lead meaningful lives through employment and social connection. The position operates on a weekend evening schedule and requires a valid driver's license and reliable vehicle for incidental transportation. Candidates will work within a supportive team environment that values flexibility, continuous learning, and positive behavioral techniques.

The Residential Manager role at Pioneer Resources oversees care, treatment, and daily operations within a licensed adult foster care home for individuals with disabilities and seniors. Key responsibilities include managing staff hiring and training, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations, monitoring resident care plans, and maintaining a supportive home environment. This position appeals to those seeking meaningful work that fosters community independence and personal fulfillment within a mission-driven non-profit culture. The full-time role requires a mix of administrative duties and hands-on support, with occasional evening, weekend, or holiday coverage. While primarily based at the residential location, the position involves up to 25% travel for meetings and training, often utilizing a personal vehicle.

This full-time Property Manager role oversees the daily operations, financial performance, and resident experience of one or more multifamily communities within a mission-driven organization. Key responsibilities include leading and developing on-site staff, managing leasing strategies to maximize occupancy, and ensuring strict compliance with HUD, LIHTC, and RAD regulations. The position also involves handling budget management, resident relations, and coordinating maintenance and capital improvement projects. The role is appealing for its focus on creating opportunities and fostering community impact, offering a stable environment with long-term career growth potential. The position requires on-site presence at assigned properties with occasional travel for stakeholder meetings.

This full-time Executive Assistant role provides high-level strategic and administrative support primarily to the Chief Development & Marketing Officer, with secondary support for the Chief Human Resources Officer at a nonprofit dedicated to ending homelessness. Key responsibilities include managing complex executive calendars, coordinating donor and board meetings, preparing presentations and communications, and overseeing logistics for fundraising events and travel. The position offers the appeal of working within a mission-driven culture that values kindness, passion, and excellence, while providing comprehensive benefits including fully paid health coverage and volunteer leave. The role is based in San Jose with a hybrid work arrangement.

The Head of Library Advisory & Development leads the Library Advisory and Development Unit within the state agency, overseeing staff and strategic programs. Key responsibilities include managing the federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) program, developing long-range plans and budgets, coordinating the State Advisory Council on Libraries, and providing advisory services to public library directors and special populations. The role appeals to future-focused leaders seeking to strengthen public library infrastructure through grant administration, policy development, and collaborative partnerships. The position offers a comprehensive benefits package and involves a hybrid work arrangement with occasional travel across the state and out of state for meetings and site visits.

The Senior Project Accountant role supports the financial management of affordable housing properties within a specialized accounting team. Key responsibilities include recording HUD and LIHTC rental income and expenses, leading project audits, preparing financial reports, and collaborating with operations teams and external investors. The position involves managing balance sheets, forecasting cash flow, and mentoring finance colleagues while ensuring strict adherence to GAAP. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can make a meaningful impact on community housing. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with flexibility for remote work and occasional office collaboration, fostering a collaborative culture focused on integrity and professional growth.

The Human Services Coordinator I role serves as the primary liaison for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families within the Department of Developmental Services. Key responsibilities include coordinating Individual Service Plans, monitoring service implementation, advocating for client rights, and facilitating transitions between school and adult services. The position offers the opportunity to specialize in areas such as autism support, self-direction, or youth transition, allowing professionals to focus on specific population needs. This full-time position is based in Framingham with potential travel required to visit service settings. The role appeals to those seeking to make a meaningful impact on vulnerable populations while working within a large, collaborative state agency dedicated to community inclusion and innovation.

This role involves providing direct occupational therapy services to children with disabilities or developmental delays across clinic, home, and community settings. The therapist evaluates children, develops individualized treatment plans, and implements evidence-based interventions to foster functional independence. Key responsibilities include collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, documenting progress for compliance, and empowering families with strategies for daily routines. The position appeals to professionals seeking a family-centered mission within a supportive organization that values core ethical values. Flexibility is required as the role involves travel within the service area and independent work, with placements determined by organizational needs and candidate strengths.

The Budget Support Analyst role within the Fiscal & Budget Services division of Business Oregon focuses on managing the state agency's $2 billion budget through data analysis and reporting. Key responsibilities include preparing quarterly allotment plans, updating cost allocation spreadsheets, generating financial status reports, and assisting with major budget documentation for state and legislative processes. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with flexibility to work remotely while maintaining occasional in-office collaboration. This opportunity is appealing for candidates seeking to support Oregon's economic development mission within a culture that prioritizes work-life balance, professional growth, and diversity. The role is currently a limited duration position through June 2027 with potential for extension.

This full-time Community Health Worker role with Family Service of Rhode Island supports the DCYF Best Start initiative by engaging families in home and community settings. The position involves conducting health screenings, assessing individual needs, developing action plans, and coordinating referrals to appropriate services. Candidates must be Spanish bilingual and possess a valid driver's license to travel to client locations. The role appeals to those seeking to make a tangible impact on children and families within a diverse, inclusive organization with a 130-year history of community service. The position offers a comprehensive benefits package, opportunities for professional growth through continuing education, and a flexible schedule that may include evening hours.