Job Openings Salt Lake City, Utah Last updated 03/27/2018

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1 Job Openings Salt Lake City, Utah Last updated 03/27/2018 House of Hope, a non-profit organization established in 1946, offers a continuum of care for substance use disorders and behavioral health treatment for women in Utah with 6 facilities in SLC, including four residential houses, our main treatment center offices, and the Hope Center for Children. House of Hope also serves families at a residential campus in Provo, Utah (see Provo job openings on website). Please contact us for more information about House of Hope job opportunities by at jobs@houseofhopeut.org. We are currently seeking individuals for the following positions to join our highly dedicated team with a vision and mission to provide addiction recovery and behavioral health services to help women rebuild their lives and strengthen their families. CHILDREN S SERVICES FT Children s Services Clinical Coordinator FT Children s Group Leader PT Children s Group Assistant PT Family Specialist PT Rotational Children s Group Assistant ADULT SERVICES FT Admissions Assistant PT Client Services Assist./Transporter PT Food Services Assistant PT Group Specialist PT Recovery Assistant PT Therapist

2 FT ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT SLC Are you an outgoing, and positive person? Have a knack for organization and an eye for detail? Consider being House of Hope s Accounting Assistant! Come be a key member in the daily functions of a non-profit organization that assists women in recovery! See if these primary duties match your interests and experience: -Assist with client billing and balancing accounts -Answer phones and greet the public -Data entry of account information and outcome measures -General information gathering & reports -Knowledge of AP/AR -Knowledge of General Accounting practices -Other assignments as needed We are looking for someone who: -Attention to detail and accuracy with data entry -Good command of English language, verbally and in writing -Adept at customer service and problem solving -Work as a team with administrative dept. and all SLC HOH staff -Efficient at Excel & Quickbooks Wage: $13 per hour; Full Benefit package including Health/Dental/Life insurance. Vacation/Sick & Holidays 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available Hours: 40 hours per week; 8:30 am 5:00 pm, Monday-Friday 2

3 PT BILLING SPECIALIST SLC Are you a welcoming, outgoing, and positive person? Have a knack for organization and an eye for detail? Consider being House of Hope s billing specialist! Come be a key member in the daily functions of a non-profit organization that assists women in recovery! See if these primary duties match your interests and experience: -Assist with client billing and balancing accounts -Answer phones and greet the public -Data entry of account information and outcome measures -General information gathering & reports -Auditing of files and accounts -Other assignments as needed We are looking for someone who: -Attention to detail and accuracy with data entry -Good command of English language, verbally and in writing -Adept at customer service and problem solving -Work as a team with administrative dept. and all SLC HOH staff -Efficient at general computer programs Wage: $10 per hour; 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available Hours: Up to 28 hours per week; 8:30 am 2:00 pm, Monday-Friday 3

4 FT CHILDREN S CLINICAL COORDINATOR SLC We have a unique supervisory position open for an experienced clinician in early childhood trauma and therapy for high-risk children, 0-8 years! House of Hope, a nonprofit since 1946, is seeking a new leader for its children s services program, the Hope Center for Children (HCC), a program to help young children who have experienced trauma, abuse, neglect and the negative impacts of maternal substance use disorders. The HCC provides day treatment, individual and family therapy for children (ages 0-8) at a time. Many of the children live in one of our four residential facilities. This is an ideal job for a clinician who enjoys working with a team to coordinate care for high-risk families in the non-profit sector and who has a passion for providing and supervising traumainformed care for young children. Primary Duties Include: -Supervising a team of 12 staff including therapists, case managers, family specialists, interns and child group specialists. -Clinical responsibility for all treatment services for children whose mothers receive treatment at the House of Hope. -Ensure that services are best practice, evidence-based care for young children with multiple risk factors. -Providing and supervising others who provide play therapy, trauma work, filial therapy, and other therapeutic practices for children. -Supervising documentation, record keeping and contract compliance -Training of all staff on children s mental health issues and parenting/attachment issues with high-risk families -Liaison for DCFS and Family Dependency Drug Court in the legal process of family reunification as needed -Minimal on-call responsibilities to provide consultation by phone or in person for emergencies (generally less than 4 hrs. month). -Represent House of Hope in collaboration with many community organizations and allied agencies -Other duties associated with ensuring children and families receive quality care while at House of Hope. Job Requirements: -Master s Degree from an accredited university and be licensed in the State of Utah as an LCSW or LCMHC. -Worked minimum of 2 years after obtaining a Utah LCSW license and meet the requirements to clinical supervise staff. -Must have 3+ years of experience in mental health treatment of children or trauma informed therapy for early childhood. -Must have 3+ years of experience in a supervisory capacity including training, scheduling and coaching team of staff Salary: $48-58K, DOE, with full benefits package including health insurance, dental, 2x salary life insurance, 30+ days off a year for holidays, vacation, sick; licensure renewal fees paid, paid training, 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available. Hours: 40 hours/week, Monday-Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm with one evening per week; minimal on-call duties 4

5 FT CHILDREN S GROUP LEADER - SLC Are you looking for an opportunity to utilize your skills and experience to develop programs for young children? Are you seeking a career path that includes strengthening high risk families, working in the non-profit sector or helping children heal from abuse, neglect, and trauma? House of Hope utilizes the trauma-informed psycho-educational approach with small groups of young children who are residing with their mothers in residential treatment. The group leader collaborates with the clinical team to create ageappropriate interventions and therapeutic groups for preschoolers and school-aged children in our children s day treatment program. This position is an especially good fit for those with: -the ability to implement a daily group curriculum and adapt therapeutic activities with children of various ages, needs and abilities -experience/training in social skill building, childhood trauma, or children s mental health -self-motivation and initiative; ability to work independently with intermittent supervision -leadership ability and competence in teaching and coaching group assistants to implement goals and curriculum -a desire to grow personally and professionally in the social work, mental health and child development field -a skills set of creativity, patience, energy and ability to help children learn skills in an engaging, nurturing manner -the willingness to be flexible, try new things, be open to feedback and handle stress calmly -assertive, respectful communication skills with children, parents, group assistants and other staff -the ability to work as a team to create a safe, nurturing, consistent environment for young children We are looking for someone with: -Bachelor s degree in social work, psychology, human development or similar field; willingness to work toward licensure as a Social Service Worker over 2-3 year period (see dopl.utah.gov) -Experience working with young children (6 months to eight years old) and high-risk families -Good basic computer and writing skills for clinical documentation and record keeping -An understanding of professional ethics and boundaries in the human service field -Above average problem solving skills, conflict resolution abilities and above all, a sense of humor! Wage: $11-12/hour, DOE. Full benefits package including health insurance, dental, 2x salary life insurance, 30+ days off a year for holidays, vacation, sick; licensure renewal fees paid, paid training, 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available. Hours: 40 hours/week. Generally, Monday-Friday 8:30am 5:00pm 5

6 PT CHILDREN S GROUP ASSISTANT SLC Looking for employment working with young children in the social services field? Are you interested in learning more about strengthening high-risk families and in helping young children begin to heal from abuse, neglect, and trauma? House of Hope utilizes the trauma informed psycho-educational approach with small groups of young children who are residing with their mothers in residential treatment. Group assistants help provide therapeutic groups for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school-aged children in our children s day treatment program. This position is an especially good fit for those with: -a passion for working with young children and their families. -a desire to grow personally and professionally in the social work, mental health or child development field. -a skills set of creativity, patience, energy and ability to help children learn skills in an engaging, nurturing manner. -the willingness to be flexible, try new things, be open to feedback and handle stress calmly. -assertive, respectful communication skills with children, parents and co-workers. -the ability to work as a team to create a safe, nurturing, consistent environment for young children. We are looking for someone with: -Experience working with young children (6 months to eight years old) -Education or training in Early Childhood, Social Work, or Human Development preferred -Good basic computer and writing skills -An understanding of professional ethics and boundaries in the human service field -Above average problem solving skills, conflict resolution abilities and above all, a sense of humor! Wage: $10/hour DOE, 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available Hours: hours/week; M-F, Mornings (8:30-1:30pm) or Afternoons (12 4:30pm), must be available to attend staff meetings Mondays 2-5pm 6

7 PT FAMILY SPECIALIST SLC Seeking a mature, self-motivated, nurturing woman to mentor mothers of young children in our residential program. House of Hope, established in 1946, specializes in the treatment of substance use disorders and family reunification for women and children (ages birth to eight). If you enjoy teaching, coaching and celebrating personal growth in parenting and most importantly, strengthening families, you have found your next adventure! See if these primary duties match your interests and experience: -Mentoring mothers with newborns and young children in parenting, childcare, other life skills -Coaching mothers in positive guidance, sleep, nutrition, potty training, etc. of toddlers/preschoolers -Help rebuild healthy relationships between mother/child after separation -Reinforce mothers who are making progress to feel confident and proud about parenting growth -Assemble activities and information for mothers to answer their questions and access resources -Plan activity learning groups (Family Labs) for mothers and young children of various ages -Give directors advice on how to improve program for children and parents -Work with women on individual parenting goals in our residential centers -Purchase materials, rewards and supplies to creatively interact with families We are looking for someone who: -Has a bachelor s degree -Has experience OR education in child development, parenting, or early childhood mental health -Is assertive, creative, and has a sense of humor (always important with parenting) -Has great stress management and conflict resolution skills to model for mothers -Is open to learning, accepting feedback, improving our program and being positive/proactive -Enjoys teaching parenting skills individually and in groups; enjoys caring for infants and young children -Wants to be House of Hope s own Super Nanny to strengthen family functioning and relationships! (Please note: Due to supervision requirements, this position is for a FEMALE staff only). Wage: $12-13/hour, DOE. 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available. Hours: hours per week, somewhat flexible, depending on program schedule, most hours must be evenings (4-8 pm) & weekend days; required hours include sat activities 9-12, staff meetings Mondays 11-1/2:30-4:30 and staff training, 2 nd Monday of each month, 2-4 pm. 7

8 PT ROTATIONAL CHILDREN S GROUP ASSISTANT SLC Looking for employment working with young children in the social services field? Are you interested in learning more about strengthening high-risk families and in helping young children begin to heal from abuse, neglect, and trauma? House of Hope utilizes the trauma informed psycho-educational approach with small groups of young children who are residing with their mothers in residential treatment. Rotational group assistants help provide therapeutic groups for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and schoolaged children (ages 0-8) in our children s day treatment program. Rotational assistants assist in various groups depending on the staff needs for that day/schedule. This position is an especially good fit for those with: -a passion for working with young children and their families. -a desire to grow personally and professionally in the social work, mental health or child development field. -a skills set of creativity, patience, energy and ability to help children learn skills in an engaging, nurturing manner. -the willingness to be flexible, try new things, be open to feedback and handle stress calmly. -assertive, respectful communication skills with children, parents and co-workers. -the ability to work as a team to create a safe, nurturing, consistent environment for young children. We are looking for someone with: -Bachelor s degree in social work, psychology, human development or similar field; willingness to work toward licensure as a Social Service Worker over 2-3 year period (see dopl.utah.gov) -Experience working with young children (6 months to eight years old) -Good basic computer and writing skills -An understanding of professional ethics and boundaries in the human service field -Above average problem solving skills, conflict resolution abilities and above all, a sense of humor! Wage: $10/hour, DOE. 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available Hours: hours/week. Hours will be Monday Friday, 11am-4pm and one weeknight 5-7pm (usually Wednesdays); mornings to help fill in as needed. 8

9 FT ADMISSIONS ASSISTANT SLC The Admissions Assistant assists the Admissions Coordinator with intake at our non-profit women s and children s treatment program for substance use disorders. See if these primary duties match your interests and experience: -Handling a high volume of calls regarding admissions. -Answering basic questions about the program. -Identifying basic needs and eligibility for services. -Making appropriate referrals to facilitate services. -Conducting urinalysis testing services for new clients. -Assisting Admissions Coordinator with residential and outpatient admissions. -Entering data into a clinical management and billing system. -Maintaining and tracking admissions information. -Working with outside agencies to determine eligibility for public assistance programs. -Assisting with various other duties and special projects on an as-needed basis. We are looking for someone who: -Due to the nature of this position, we may only consider female candidates. -Must have excellent spelling, grammar, and verbal communication skills as well as professional telephone and communication. -Must be able to manage multiple projects with attention to detail. -Must display effective organizational skills. -Must be friendly as well as professional. Wage: $11-12/hour, DOE. Plus 70% of health insurance paid and 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule. Hours: hours/week between the working hours of: Monday Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm House of Hope is a non-profit providing addiction recovery and behavioral health services to help women rebuild their lives and strengthen their families. 9

10 PT CLIENT SERVICES ASST./TRANSPORTER SLC We re looking for a few good staff who are looking for a flexible position during the day M-F to assist women who live at a House of Hope facility to get to their medical appointments, court dates and other community resources. This staff has the privilege of working face-to-face with women who are new in recovery and actually gets to know the challenges of our mothers as they try to improve their lives for themselves and their children. This is a great opportunity for those seeking experience working with women, families, and non-profit organizations in the human services sector. Job Requirements: -Responsible for transporting women individually or in small groups to various appointments and help get their needs met at various community programs in the community. -Must be confident and good at making others feel heard, respected and open to feedback -Must be willing to drive own vehicle (with mileage reimbursement) or agency vans, have a current Utah driver s license and a good driving record. -Have excellent communication skills, problem solving ability and able to be respectfully assertive as needed. -Must be able to climb stairs and lift pounds on occasion, if needed. -Must be reliable with assigned hours and have a strong understanding of professional ethics and boundaries. -On-going training and supervision provided. Other responsibilities include completing program errands, keeping records, using basic computer programs, and completing other special projects as needed to assist the program. Wage: $10.00/hour; 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available Hours: hours/week, M-F generally between the hours of 8 am 6 pm 10

11 PT FOOD SERVICES ASSISTANT SLC Are you someone who takes pride in creating healthy, well-balanced meals for others to enjoy? Do you genuinely care about others overall health and well-being? House of Hope is currently seeking a Food Services Assistant to aid our Food Services Manager You would help with the following: -planning, preparing, and cooking nutritious snacks and lunches at our Treatment Center -Ordering and distributing ingredients for the residents to assemble and cook for their evening and weekend meals -Keeping pantry/storage inventory -Maintaining food donations and submitting food bank reports -Shopping for perishable items at local stores and buying bulk items We are looking for someone who: -would like experience in the social work field or serving in a significant role in the community. -is capable of following proper sanitation methods for food prep and storage -has a passion for creating well-balanced meals for women and their children -has a talent for organization and order with basic computer skills -good time management, problem solving skills, and a team player Wage: $10.00/hour; 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available. Hours: up to 28 hours/week, Monday Friday lives and strengthen their families in SLC and Provo. To Apply: Send resume, cover letter, and 3 professional references jobs@houseofhopeut.org. Please include job title you are applying for with all contact. Thank you! 11

12 PT GROUP SPECIALIST SLC Have you been considering going into social work, women s services or working for a non-profit? House of Hope, established in 1946, specializes in the treatment of substance use disorders and family reunification for women and children (ages birth to eight) is seeking a mature, self-motivated, nurturing women to mentor mothers as a Group Specialist. This position is an excellent opportunity for those who enjoy the challenge and growth from working closely with groups of people who are trying to make positive life changes. House of Hope has a dynamic team of clinicians and support staff dedicated to helping families overcome addiction and is the oldest substance abuse program in Utah. Clinical supervision, curriculum and training provided. See if these primary duties match your interests and experience: - conduct groups for women in substance use disorder treatment (residential and outpatient) on topics concerning recovery from addiction, such as relapse prevention, healthy pro-social behaviors, relationship enhancement, conflict resolution and other social, emotional, and mental health topics pivotal to stabilization and recovery - Actively and creatively facilitate group topics to motivate women to gain insight into negative behavior patterns and self-defeating actions and then to acquire new behavioral and cognitive skills to promote positive change. We are looking for someone who: -someone with a current or is working towards social service (SSW) license or substance abuse license (SUDC, CSUDC, ASUDC). -can engage with women from diverse backgrounds with empathy and various learning styles -has a basic understanding of human behavior, addiction, group dynamics, and women s issues -has assertive communication skills and great with stress management Wage: $12-14/hour, DOE. 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available. Hours: Up to 28 hours/week, Tuesday Friday, 1-5pm 12

13 PT RECOVERY ASSISTANT SLC Have you been considering going into social work, women s services or working for a non-profit? This position is an excellent entry level opportunity to get more experience in these areas, a great second job, or the first step on your journey to making in difference in the helping professions. You will learn firsthand about women s treatment, helping people grow in a therapeutic community, reunifying mothers and children, and most importantly about your own strengths and weaknesses. In fact, you will learn more in a year working at House of Hope than a decade working anywhere else--guaranteed! We want to add a few more human services specialists to our team who are: -Highly motivated to learn and grow, mature and dependable -Passionate about helping women (and their young children, ages 0-8) who are working to achieve a healthier life in recovery from substance use disorders -Open to feedback, willing to try new things, and enjoy multi-tasking a variety on the job -Able to model healthy human interaction, coach others on effective communication and able to stay calm in a crisis -Compassionate but able to set firm limits and communicate in a calm, yet assertive manner Job Requirements: -Open to FEMALE applicants only due to the nature of licensing regulations and job duties. -Must understand professional ethics and boundaries in the human service field -Must be able to attend a mandatory staff meeting and training the 2 nd & 4 th Monday of each month from 2-4 pm, no exceptions. -Good basic computer skills, writing ability and good phone skills. -Above average problem-solving skills, conflict resolution abilities and above all, a sense of humor! Wage: $10.00/hour, 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available Hours: Up to 28 hrs./wk. (36 hours/wk. possible after training), may need to work some holidays, new staff are required to work various days and times at 4 different facilities for first 8 shifts for training purposes. The following standard shifts are available: Day Shift: 8:30 3:30 pm (Sat & Sun only) Swing Shift: 3:30pm-10:30 pm (M-F, and weekends available) Nights: 10:30 pm 8:30 am (M-F, Sat, Sun) PLEASE indicate which days/shifts are your top choices and what days or hours you can never work in a typical week. 13

14 PT THERAPIST SLC Are you looking for an opportunity to utilize your clinical skills while expanding your working experience within a strong community of women? Do you like a team environment where you can staff cases, obtain supervision and learn new techniques? Are you committed to a strengths-based, solution-focused model of trauma-informed care for women in substance use disorders (SUD) and behavioral health treatment? House of Hope, established in 1946, for the treatment of addiction disorders and behavioral health services for women and their families is actively seeking a full-time therapist on our SLC team. See if these primary duties match your interests and experience: -Walk women through every aspect of treatment including assessment, treatment planning, treatment review, crisis management, discharge planning, and closure. -Gain experience in collaborative care with multiple organizations and systems to promote the well-being of women new in recovery. -Work for an organization where everyone s opinion and experience is valued on a dynamic team of diverse staff -Have a caseload of women that you can work with intensively over several months at an accelerated pace since most reside in the facility with their small children, in the women s program or in outpatient (3-5 days a week). -Open to learning new methods, sharing knowledge with other therapists, able to seek feedback for professional growth. -Special training opportunities and financial increases for clinicians who are fully licensed and able to supervise! We are looking for someone who: -Has a license in good standing in Utah as an LCSW, MFT, or LCMHC. -Will consider CSW, ACMHC, or AMFT licenses with experience. -Is able to communicate effectively and professionally in person and in writing, -Is adept at utilizing standard computer programs and basic documentation processes. -Has experience in substance use disorders, co-occurring disorders, and trauma informed mental health care -Is comfortable working with women who have experienced trauma and may be in distress. -Will do 50-60% direct care per week in group and individual treatment sessions. -Most importantly, has a passion for working on a collaborative team to help women in recovery. Salary Range: $18-22/hour, DOE, with full benefits package including health insurance, dental, 2x salary life insurance, 30+ days off a year for holidays, vacation, sick; licensure renewal fees paid, paid training, 401(k) dollar for dollar match up to 5% after one year with vesting schedule, employee recognition and other incentives are available, additional weekly stipend for on-call work. (GOOD NEWS!: HOH pays same hourly rate for all work--no reduction for documentation, no-shows, training or meetings, so income is reliable). Hours: M-F, 8:30am 2:00pm, other hours or evening work based on group volume/census/expertise of clinician. -This is a non-smoking worksite. lives and strengthen their families in seven facilities in SLC and Provo. applying for with all contact. Thank you! 14