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This unpaid clinical internship is designed for master's level students in social work, counseling, or marriage and family therapy to gain specialized experience within an Intensive Outpatient Program. The role focuses on treating children, adolescents, and adults with obsessive-compulsive, anxiety, and trauma-related disorders. Key responsibilities include conducting individual and family psychotherapy, facilitating group sessions, developing treatment plans using evidence-based methods like CBT and DBT, and managing crisis interventions. The position offers a supportive environment for professional growth, allowing interns to work with experienced supervisors and potentially contribute to organizational projects. The program provides flexible scheduling and year-round start dates to accommodate academic requirements.

This PRN Occupational Therapist role supports individuals recovering from brain injuries within the home and community settings. The position involves conducting comprehensive evaluations to develop personalized therapy goals, implementing compensatory techniques for daily living, and supervising occupational therapy assistants through regular visits and documentation reviews. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on consumer independence while working with a mission-driven team. Key responsibilities include collaborating with families and care teams, recommending adaptive equipment, and maintaining detailed electronic records. The position offers the flexibility of a PRN schedule and the opportunity to practice evidence-based care in diverse community environments.

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 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 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 involves conducting client needs assessments, performing home visits, and coordinating housing applications including Section 8 and NYCHA processes. Key responsibilities include advocating for families, developing service plans to restore independence, and maintaining detailed case documentation while ensuring regulatory compliance. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a tangible impact within a collaborative, visionary nonprofit that has expanded its reach across multiple states. This full-time position offers the opportunity to work with a dedicated team dedicated to transforming lives through integrated care and community building.

This full-time Youth Peer Advocate role is based at Liberty Resources' Integrated Health Care Clinic in Syracuse, NY, supporting youth with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges. The position involves providing one-on-one supportive services, sharing personal recovery experiences to foster hope, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to assist in care planning and transitions to adulthood. Key responsibilities include connecting youth to community resources, facilitating support groups, and maintaining necessary documentation. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative and inclusive environment where lived experience is valued as a professional asset. Liberty Resources offers a supportive team atmosphere, comprehensive benefits, and covers training costs for certification. The position requires occasional travel to community settings and appointments using a personal vehicle.

This full-time Clinic Administrative Assistant role serves as the front-line support for outpatient or hospital facilities within the healthcare department. The position acts as the primary point of contact for patients and families, managing daily operations through patient engagement, scheduling, and registration duties. Key responsibilities include greeting visitors, routing calls, coordinating patient travel and appointments, maintaining accurate medical records, and handling administrative tasks such as data entry and supply inventory. The role appeals to individuals seeking a meaningful career where they can directly impact patient care in a supportive clinical environment. The position offers opportunities for professional growth through training and collaboration with cross-functional teams, with work arrangements typically based at a specific facility and potentially involving travel between locations.

The Lead Therapist role serves as a clinical leader within a multidisciplinary mental health team, responsible for assessing individuals facing behavioral disturbances, substance abuse, or mental illness. Key duties include conducting comprehensive psychosocial evaluations, facilitating emergency detentions, coordinating inpatient and outpatient admissions, and leading therapy sessions for diverse patient populations. The position requires active participation in treatment planning, discharge coordination, and ensuring strict compliance with clinical documentation and safety protocols. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on community health within a supportive environment that values compassion, integrity, and continuous quality improvement. The role involves on-site work with occasional weekend availability to address critical needs.

This Registered Dietitian role supports an interdisciplinary healthcare team within a dialysis facility, focusing on optimizing nutritional status and clinical outcomes for in-center and home patients. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive nutritional assessments, developing individualized care plans, and providing specialized education on kidney disease management and diet. The position requires ongoing monitoring of lab results, collaboration on treatment adjustments, and maintaining accurate medical documentation. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on patient health through evidence-based nutrition therapy within a supportive environment that values continuous learning and quality improvement. The position involves travel between assigned facilities and requires a valid dietetic registration and state licensure.

This full-time Patient Care Technician role supports the dialysis healthcare team in delivering safe hemodialysis therapy under nurse supervision. Key responsibilities include operating dialysis machines, performing vascular access cannulation, monitoring patient vital signs, and managing treatment documentation and infection control protocols. The position also involves educating patients on disease processes and coordinating care for those transitioning to new treatment modalities. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment focused on quality enhancement and continuous improvement. Opportunities for professional growth include specialized dialysis training and certification support. The position requires on-site work within a clinical facility, involving physical tasks such as patient assistance and equipment handling, with potential travel between facilities for meetings or support.

This Patient Care Technician role supports the dialysis healthcare team in Florissant, Missouri, under the supervision of licensed nurses. The position involves operating hemodialysis machines, performing vascular access cannulation, monitoring patient vital signs, and documenting treatment data accurately. Key responsibilities also include educating patients on their care plans, maintaining a sterile environment, and assisting with the transition of new patients to dialysis therapy. The role is appealing due to the comprehensive training provided to ensure certification and success, offering a stable career path within a supportive organization focused on quality patient outcomes. The work arrangement is on-site at a healthcare facility, requiring physical stamina for patient care tasks and occasional travel between locations.

This full-time Nurse Practitioner role focuses on geriatric psychiatry within an interdisciplinary team at the University of Utah Health Sciences. The position involves conducting comprehensive psychiatric and medical assessments for older adults across inpatient, outpatient, and long-term care settings. Key responsibilities include developing individualized treatment plans, managing psychopharmacologic interventions, and collaborating with diverse medical professionals to address complex mental health and cognitive conditions. The role appeals to clinicians seeking to advance their expertise in late-life mental health while contributing to a culture of compassion, innovation, and clinical excellence. The position supports patient-centered care through education for families and participation in quality improvement initiatives.

This full-time Occupational Therapist role is part of the pediatric team at Triangle ABA, a clinician-owned organization dedicated to supporting children with autism across North Carolina. The position involves conducting comprehensive assessments of fine motor and sensory processing skills, developing individualized treatment plans, and collaborating with families and multidisciplinary teams to foster child development. Therapy sessions are delivered in clinic, school, or telehealth settings. The role is appealing due to its supportive, mission-driven culture where clinicians lead the organization, ensuring professional respect and growth opportunities through mentorship. The environment emphasizes transparency and teamwork, offering a meaningful career path for those passionate about pediatric rehabilitation.

This full-time Occupational Therapist role within the Healthcare & Medical Services team delivers compassionate in-home therapy to diverse patient populations. Key responsibilities include conducting evaluations, developing individualized treatment plans to enhance functional independence, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to coordinate patient-centered care. The position also involves educating patients and caregivers on adaptive equipment and home safety while maintaining accurate electronic medical records. The opportunity is appealing due to flexible scheduling, a supportive culture rooted in respect and quality, and professional growth within a mission-driven organization. Candidates must hold an active state license and reliable transportation for home visits.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role supports patients across various rehabilitation settings within Sigma Rehab's Healthcare & Medical Services team. The position involves conducting comprehensive clinical assessments, developing individualized evidence-based treatment plans, and delivering therapy for speech, language, and swallowing disorders. Key responsibilities include collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to coordinate care, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, and educating patients and families on home exercise programs. The role offers a supportive, people-centered culture that values teamwork and continuous professional development through mentorship and exposure to innovative technologies. Work arrangements may include on-site, hybrid, and telepractice models depending on patient needs, providing flexibility while contributing to high-quality community rehabilitation services.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role supports patients across various rehabilitation settings within Sigma Rehab's Healthcare & Medical Services team. The position involves conducting comprehensive clinical assessments, developing individualized evidence-based treatment plans, and delivering therapy for speech, language, and swallowing disorders. Key responsibilities include collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to coordinate care, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, and educating patients and families on home programs. The role appeals to professionals seeking a people-centered culture that values teamwork, compassion, and continuous professional development through mentorship and exposure to innovative technologies. Work arrangements may include on-site, hybrid, and telepractice models depending on patient needs, offering flexibility while contributing to high-quality community rehabilitation services.

This full-time Licensed Vocational or Practical Nurse role operates within a long-term care facility, focusing on delivering direct nursing care to residents while supervising daily activities performed by nursing assistants. Key responsibilities include administering medications, maintaining accurate medical documentation, coordinating care plans with physicians, and ensuring all staff comply with federal and state regulations. The position involves a 3-2-1 shift rotation and requires strong leadership to foster a supportive environment for both residents and team members. The role appeals to candidates seeking a position where they can make a meaningful impact on resident well-being while working in a structured, collaborative healthcare setting.

This temporary acute care role at Avera McKennan Hospital involves providing occupational therapy services to patients ranging from infants to geriatrics. Key responsibilities include evaluating patient needs, developing individualized treatment programs, and coordinating care with interdisciplinary medical teams. The position requires an active state license and offers the opportunity to work within a compassionate, mission-driven environment that prioritizes patient well-being. The role is appealing due to its focus on professional growth through mentorship and training, along with immediate access to paid time off and retirement matching benefits. The position operates on a day shift schedule with occasional weekend and holiday coverage.

This full-time inpatient physical therapist role at Avera McKennan Hospital involves coordinating and delivering comprehensive rehabilitation services within a multidisciplinary team. Key responsibilities include evaluating patients to develop individualized treatment plans, providing direct therapy interventions, and supervising physical therapy assistants and students. The position requires effective communication with physicians, families, and care teams while maintaining accurate clinical documentation. The role is appealing due to the organization's compassionate culture focused on moving health forward, offering immediate paid time off, retirement matching, and structured career development through mentorship. The position operates primarily on days with rotating weekends and holidays in a hospital setting.

This PRN Medical Social Worker role within CenterWell Home Health supports an interdisciplinary team in delivering personalized care to patients recovering from illness or injury. The position involves assessing patients' social and emotional needs, coordinating community resources, and supervising social work assistants to ensure compliance with healthcare standards. Key responsibilities include developing individualized care plans, facilitating discharge planning, and maintaining detailed documentation for case conferences. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on patient well-being within a collaborative, patient-centered culture. It offers the flexibility of a part-time schedule with local travel required to visit patients in their homes.

This full-time Home Health Physical Therapist role within CenterWell Home Health focuses on helping patients in the Phoenix area regain strength and independence through personalized care delivered in their homes. Key responsibilities include assessing patient needs, developing rehabilitation plans aligned with physician orders, and supervising physical therapy assistants and home health aides. The position offers the appeal of working within a collaborative, patient-centered community dedicated to whole-person wellness. The role requires a valid driver's license and personal vehicle for travel between patient locations, with a standard 40-hour work week.

This full-time Occupational Therapist role at Avera Creighton Hospital involves delivering comprehensive therapy services to patients ranging from infants to geriatrics. Key responsibilities include evaluating patient needs, developing individualized treatment plans, and coordinating care with interdisciplinary teams to promote functional recovery. The position requires maintaining detailed documentation and participating in professional development and student mentorship. The role is appealing due to Avera's compassionate culture focused on moving health forward, offering immediate paid time off, retirement matching, and structured career growth through mentorship. The position operates primarily during day shifts with occasional weekends, evenings, or holidays.

The Registered Nurse Evening Supervisor role at Nurse Care of Buckhead involves leading nursing operations during evening shifts within a long-term care facility. Key responsibilities include supervising nursing assistants, administering medications and treatments, managing detailed patient documentation, and ensuring strict compliance with federal and state healthcare regulations. The position requires conducting physical assessments, coordinating with physicians, and participating in quality assurance programs. This opportunity appeals to licensed nurses seeking a supportive environment focused on teamwork and the compassionate care of elderly residents. The role offers a chance to utilize leadership skills while contributing to a facility dedicated to maintaining high standards of resident comfort and safety.

The Family Development Specialist role at Health Connect America supports children and families through a trauma-informed, client-centered approach. Key responsibilities include developing individualized treatment plans, delivering therapeutic interventions, and connecting clients with essential community resources. The specialist also maintains accurate documentation, participates in team meetings, and recruits new referrals. This position offers a supportive culture that prioritizes work-life balance and self-care, featuring flexible scheduling and access to mental health resources. The role is part of a national organization dedicated to mental and behavioral health, with opportunities for professional growth and a comprehensive benefits package.

This full-time outpatient role at Avera Therapy in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, seeks a licensed Physical or Occupational Therapist to join a multidisciplinary team focused on lymphedema care. The position involves evaluating patients, developing individualized treatment plans, and delivering direct therapy services while coordinating with physicians and nursing staff. Key responsibilities include maintaining accurate clinical documentation and fostering collaboration within the care team. The role appeals to professionals seeking a mission-driven environment that values compassion and professional growth through mentorship and training. The position is based on-site with day shift hours and offers immediate paid time off and retirement matching benefits.