Jobs at DCPS' Office of Economic Opportunity

This part-time in-home clinician role, open to Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants, is based in Bellingham and focuses on delivering personalized health evaluations within patients' private residences. The position involves conducting 45-minute visits that include medication reviews, physical assessments, and specific diagnostic tests using an iPad-based workflow, without requiring prescription authority. Key responsibilities include building trusted relationships with community members, traveling locally to diverse home environments, and performing virtual visits when necessary. The role is appealing for its purpose-driven mission to simplify healthcare and bridge care gaps, offering clinicians dedicated time to listen and educate without administrative burdens. The position provides malpractice insurance coverage, necessary supplies, and access to select benefits, supporting a flexible work arrangement that prioritizes direct patient impact.

The Clinical Program Supervisor role at The Help Group leads the EPI-LA program in Inglewood, focusing on early psychosis intervention for youth and families. This full-time position involves coordinating multidisciplinary clinical teams, supervising staff caseloads, and ensuring compliance with Department of Mental Health contracts and documentation standards. Key duties include conducting team meetings, managing service delivery across therapy and case management, and collaborating with external agencies like schools and courts. The role appeals to licensed mental health professionals seeking a mission-driven environment where they can shape brighter futures for over 6,000 clients annually. The organization offers a supportive culture with extensive training opportunities, comprehensive benefits including fully sponsored insurance, and a clear path for career growth within a leading nonprofit dedicated to empowering individuals with special needs.

This caregiver role serves patients in Harford and Cecil Counties, Maryland, supporting individuals who require assistance with daily living and medical tasks. The position welcomes certified nursing assistants, home health aides, and uncertified caregivers to work under the supervision of registered or licensed practical nurses. Key responsibilities include providing personal care such as bathing and feeding, monitoring vital signs, assisting with mobility, managing light housekeeping, and transporting patients to appointments. The role offers flexible full-time or part-time schedules with varied shift options across Aberdeen, Edgewood, Belair, and White Marsh. This opportunity is appealing for those seeking immediate entry into the healthcare field, as it supports professional development and values staff growth while fostering a supportive environment for patient well-being.