Careers FEATURED JOB OF THE WEEK Licensed Therapist for the Centre for Living with Dying-VTA The Licensed Therapist for the Centre for Living with Dying (CLWD) Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) program provides services to those affected by the aftermath of the 2021 Valley Transportation Authority mass shooting and supports the service response for this population To Apply: Are you ready to be a difference maker? If you are interested in applying for any of the following opportunities, submit your cover letter and resume to resumes@billwilsoncenter.org. We prefer to receive all inquiries by email, however, you can also fax your information to (408) 244-4022. 2021 BWC Job Application CURRENT OPENINGS Administration Budget and Billing Specialist The Budget and Billing Specialist plays a key role on the Bill Wilson Center Finance team and will collect, research, monitor and analyze financial information, identify trends, risks and make recommendations for improvements. They will work collaboratively with the finance and program teams to understand business drivers and organizational strategic direction to provide correct, timely and complete financial analyses. In addition, the Budget and Billing Specialist will be responsible for contract billing, budgeting, account reconciliation, collection of past due accounts, revenue recognition determination, including deferred revenue, and contract performance review analysis. The successful candidate will possess advance skills using excel, pivot tables, power point, and be comfortable working with complex financial data, have an understanding of general accounting principles, experience using financial systems, and ability to form collaborative working relationships. The position reports to the Director of Finance. Data and Report Support Specialist The Data and Compliance Reporting Specialist reports to the Director of Compliance, Evaluation and Research and will provide data and reporting support, end user training, data analysis, and data quality for all programs. Community Resources No openings in this program at this time. Counseling Programs Family Therapist/Case Manager - CHAT Program The Family Therapist/Case Manager provides youth and families with therapy, case management, referral services, and skills-building to improve life domain functioning. The Child Abuse Therapy Program (CHAT), a component of the Family and Individual Outpatient Program at BWC, provides services to children and youth who have suffered from emotional, social and behavioral problems as a result of being victims of abuse, neglect, violence and or exploitation. Counseling Department Program Manager. Licensed Therapist - CLWD & VTA The Licensed Therapist for the Centre for Living with Dying (CLWD) Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) program provides services to those affected by the aftermath of the 2021 Valley Transportation Authority mass shooting and supports the service response for this population. Services include individual therapy, family therapy, group counseling, case management, referral services, and skills-building to improve life domain functioning. Additionally services may include consultation, supervision, wellness workshops, community events, workshops and other activities in service of the VTA community. The Centre for Living with Dying (CLWD), a component of the Family and Individual Outpatient Program at BWC, provides services to community members experiencing grief. This position reports to the Director of Counseling Services. Bilingual Call Specialist (English/Spanish) - Crisis Support Hotlines The full time Call Specialist for Contact Cares/Centralized Intake handles high risk/crisis calls and provides specialized support and intake services to clients who call. Also, provides support to volunteer Telephone Counselors assigned to the program. RELIEF Call Specialist Crisis Support Hotlines The RELIEF Call Specialist will support the Contact Cares/Centralized Intake program by filling in shifts that need to be covered. The RELIEF Call Specialist will perform basic administrative duties, take calls when no volunteer is available and provide Centralized Intake services. Drop-In Center Programs Case Manager - Drop In Center Under the supervision and direction of the Program Manager of the Drop In Center, the Case Manager performs the following duties and responsibilities. RELIEF Residential Counselor - Drop In Center Great way to gain experience working, develop your skills, and educate yourself about the duties, responsibilities, and required skills of working with a diverse population of young people in a non-profit setting. Can be a gateway to your next opportunity. Under the supervision of the Drop In Center Program Manager, the RELIEF Residential Counselors performs the following duties and responsibilities for the Drop-in Center program when covering for open shifts. The RELIEF Residential Counselors is not a full time position, but provides relief/coverage for open shifts at the Drop-in Center – hours are based on availability of open shifts. Residential Counselor – Drop In Center Respite Program (Overnight) Under the supervision of the Program Manager Drop In Center, the Residential Counselor cares for young adults in the Drop In Center respite overnight. Housing Programs Director Transitional Housing Programs This is an exciting opportunity to be a Leader in ending youth and family homelessness through housing, education, employment services while helping clients improve Well-Being and increase positive adult connections in their lives. The Director of Housing oversees all Transitional Housing Programs, TH-RRH (Jackson St apartments, Maternity Group Home, Young Adult Family Shelter and Peacock Commons by working with Program Supervisors and Case Managers in developing and maintaining quality services to homeless and parenting youth and youth in need of independent living skills. Property Manager (Live In) The Property Manager will live on site and be responsible for the successful management and oversight of a 26 unit affordable housing complex in Santa Clara. The complex serves formerly homeless young adults (singles and families) and works with various support agencies for referral of applicant. Responsible for the overall operation of the property and the day to day implementation of policies, procedures and programs. Ensures compliance with all applicable regulatory agencies and federal, state and local laws. Site Services Supervisor The Site Services Supervisor for Peacock Commons supports up to 24 residents in a permanent supportive housing unit through case management, organization of life skills groups and problem solving with managing budgets, conflicts with roommates and daily life skills. The Site Services Supervisor also supervises the volunteer mentors living in the complex and coordinates with property management staff. Program Supervisor of Housing Problem Solving and Call Center The Program Supervisor of Housing Problem Solving and Call Center has the unique opportunity to reimagine a centralized call center for families and individuals at imminent risk of homelessness using a problem solving approach that assists individuals and households to use their strengths, support networks and community resources to find housing or stabilize their current housing. Hotline Operation/Placement Coordinator of Housing Problem Solving and Call Center The Placement Coordinator/Hotline Operator of Housing Problem Solving and Call Center has the unique opportunity to reimagine a centralized call center for families and individuals at imminent risk of homelessness using a problem solving approach that assists individuals and households to use their strengths, support networks and community resources to find housing or stabilize their current housing. Homeless Call Center Driver The Driver for the Homeless Housing Problem Solving and Call Center has the unique opportunity to house homeless individuals and families by transporting them and their belongings to an emergency shelter program that has been pre-arranged. The Driver is an important member of a team that is assessing and addressing challenges faced by a caller and providing immediate solutions that ensure their safety and get them off the streets. Program Supervisor - THP The Program Supervisor coordinates referrals from the county and ensures the Transitional Housing for young adults sites remain full. The Program Supervisor provides supervision to Case Managers in developing and maintaining quality services to homeless single and pregnant/parenting youth. TEMP Case Manager – Transitional Housing Program Plus (THP+) We have a wonderful opportunity for a TEMP Case Manager in our Transitional Housing Program Plus (THP+). The Case Manager I for THP+ provides intensive case management services for emancipated former foster youth ages 18-25. Services provided center primarily around strengthening independent living skills and housing permanency along with career and education development. Case Manager – Transitional Housing Program Plus (THP+) The Case Manager I for THP+ provides intensive case management services for emancipated former foster youth ages 18-25. Services provided center primarily around strengthening independent living skills and housing permanency along with career and education development. Case Manager – Tenant - Based Rental Assistance Program (TBRA) Under the direction of the Program Manager and working closely with program staff, the Case Manager provides case management services for young adults ages 18-25 centered primarily around strengthening independent living skills and housing permanency along with career and education development. Case Manager - Transitional Housing Program Under the supervision of the Program Manager, the Case Manager is responsible assessing referrals to the program and preparing them for move in. And providing general case management around education; housing, supportive counseling and connections to needed resources and services to clients in preparation for independent living. Case Manager – East Central Santa Clara County Case Managers provide case management and supportive services for the Family Advocacy Service (FAS) program which provides homeless prevention and intervention services for youth and families at identified schools in Central Santa Clara County. Client Support Specialist – LGBTQ TLP - Part Time The part time Client Support Specialist for the LGBTQ Transitional Living program must have lived experience and be passionate about helping LGBTQ clients connect with appropriate services and role modeling appropriate behavior. Case Manager – Transition in Place (TIP) Housing Program We have a wonderful opportunity for a Case Manager in our new Transition in Place Housing Program (TIP). The Case Manager provides case management services for young adults ages 18-25. Services provided center primarily around strengthening independent living skills and housing permanency along with career and education development. Employment Education Specialist We have immediate openings for a Full Time Employment Education Specialist for our Rapid Rehousing program! The Employment/Education Specialist will provide case management and supportive services for the Rapid Rehousing program in order to help clients find and retain employment and/or continue their education goals. This position will work with clients who are seeking career services such as job readiness skills, employment or work experience, career training, mentorship, leadership development, and/or educational programs (i.e. GED, tutoring assistance), as well as interfacing with other schools, employers, and service providers. Housing Retention Specialist - HPS-CV The Housing Retention Specialist will be responsible for assisting individuals and families financially impacted by COVID-19 in the City of San Jose. The Housing Retention Specialist will be assisting tenants retain their housing by helping them apply for rental assistance through the Unqork database. Housing Specialist - Rapid Rehousing OSH The Housing Specialist will be responsible for locating housing for homeless young adults and families. The Specialist is required to work quickly and independently in the fast paced housing market in Santa Clara County in order to secure housing for young adults and families. In addition to locating housing, you will conduct housing inspections, negotiate, and build relationships with landlords, collaborate with community partners, as well as be personable and informative about the BWC programs when engaging with the public. Housing Specialist – Rapid Re-Housing TBRA Bill Wilson Center Housing Specialists are responsible for locating housing for young adults and families and work quickly and independently in the fast paced housing market in Santa Clara County. You will conduct housing inspections, negotiate and build relationships with landlords and collaborate with community partners to secure housing for the people that need it most in our community! Housing Specialist – HUD Rapid Re-Housing The Housing Specialist will be responsible for locating housing for homeless young adults and families. The Specialist is required to work quickly and independently in the fast paced housing market in Santa Clara County in order to secure housing for young adults and families. In addition to locating housing, you will conduct housing inspections, negotiate, and build relationships with landlords, collaborate with community partners, as well as be personable and informative about the BWC programs when engaging with the public. RELIEF Residential Counselor – Young Adult Family Shelter (Overnight, Day and Swing Shift) Under the supervision of the Program Manager, the RELIEF Residential Counselor performs the following duties and responsibilities for the program when covering for open shifts. The RELIEF Residential Counselor is not a full time position, but provides relief/coverage for open shifts at the DIC Respite, Interim Housing and Young Adult Shelter programs (overnight and swing) – hours, if any, are based on availability of open shifts. RELIEF Residential Counselor (Overnight) - for Respite-Interim-YAS The RELIEF Residential Counselor pool provides coverage for swing and overnight shift openings in Bill Wilson Center’s Interim Housing, Homeless Respite and Young Adult Shelter programs (all located in/near downtown San Jose). The RELIEF Residential Counselor is not a full time position, but provides relief/coverage for open shifts – hours, if any, are based on availability of open shifts. Swing shift and awake overnight work is required and looking for candidates available between 5 p.m. and 9 a.m. Independent Living Program (ILP)/HUB No openings in this program at this time. LGBTQ Programs Outreach Client Support Specialist- LGBTQ Behavioral Health Services Under the supervision of Program Supervisor, the LGBTQ Outreach Client Support Specialist is responsible for community, center-based, and street outreach to LGBTQ youth, and program evaluation and reporting. The Outreach Client Support Specialist will also provide direct service provision to assigned youth to support independent living skills, and referrals/ linkage to basic needs and resources in collaboration with Clinicians. Mental Health Programs Program Manager - Youth & Family Mental Health The Youth & Family Mental Health Program Manager oversees all aspects of assigned programs including administrative supervision and support of clinicians and paraprofessional staff, managing program capacity and performance to contract, and oversight of program documentation to Medi-Cal standards. Program Manager - Transition Age Youth (TAY) An exciting opportunity to support our services for transition-aged youth ages 16-25! The Program Manager provides leadership and oversight to Behavioral Health staff in young adult programs including TAY, TAY LGBTQ, and Independent Living Program serving current and former foster youth. Reporting directly to the Division Director, the Program Manager collaborates closely with our other programs serving this population. Client Support Specialist - TAY Mental Health Services Under the direction of the Lead Clinician, the Client Support Specialist will be primarily responsible to assist with linkage to resources and mental health services, and prevention outreach in both group and individual settings to youth and young adults aged 16-30. The Client Support Specialist will also provide direct service provision to assigned youth to support independent living skills, and referrals/ linkage to basic needs and resources in collaboration with Clinicians. Clinician 2 AOP, TAY and SLS - SEVERAL OPENINGS As a Clinician 2, you will provide culturally appropriate, accessible, and supportive Mental Health services to Medi-Cal and uninsured beneficiaries. You will become a skilled provider in assessment, treatment planning, individual and family therapy, and clinical case management; serving a wide variety of individuals and families with 1:1 supervision and support from administrative and clinical supervisors. Services are community-based and provided both at the office and in settings that best meet client needs including telehealth, community, and school-based services. Current openings are in the following areas: • School-Based Services (Ages 5-21 and their families): Bilingual Required • Transition-Aged Youth (TAY) (Ages 16-25) Lead Clinician As the Lead Clinician, you will provide triage, intake, and coordination services to ensure the youth and young adults we serve have timely access to mental health services that best meet their needs. The Lead Clinician is responsible for coordinating outreach activities, referrals and transfers, providing administrative supervision to paraprofessional staff, and providing direct services to their caseload in conjunction with their teams. The Lead Clinician serves as the initial introduction to mental health services for many of our clients and families and is skilled in assessment, triage, engagement, and resourcing. Mental Health Specialist (Bilingual: Eng/Spanish) The Mental Health Specialist provides youth, young adults, and families with behavioral health services utilizing the Transformation Care Planning (TCP) model to improve client’s emotional wellbeing and life domain functioning. Services provided may include rehabilitation counseling, skill development, assessment and treatment planning under the supervision of a licensed therapist. Family Advocate – In-Home Outreach Team (IHOT) 2 OPENINGS The Family Advocate partners with families participating in our In-Home Outreach Team to support adults with mental health challenges and their families. The Family Advocate works as a peer advocate to increase empowerment in getting their needs met. The Family Advocate engages participants and families in services and works with caregivers individually so they can better support their family member. The Family Advocate is an essential part of the In-home Outreach Team working closely with others to help participants and families get their basic needs met and get connected to supportive mental health and/or substance abuse treatment. Client Support Specialist – In-Home Outreach Team (IHOT) The Client Support Specialist works as a member on our In-Home Support Team to provide engagement and support to adults with mental health challenges. The Client Support Specialist will provide case management, service linkage, outreach and engagement, peer support and other services to consumers of the IHOT program. Residential Programs Case Manager II – Safety Net Shelter Facilitates family reunification or alternate placement for at risk youth and their families through crisis intervention, family counseling, stabilization, parenting skills, case management and providing community linkages and resources through a strength based approach utilizing evidence based practices. Recreational Therapist - Safety Net Shelter Exciting opportunity to work in a cutting edge program providing comprehensive recreational and social opportunities to youth ages 11 - 18 and their families. The Safety Net Shelter provides emergency shelter to homeless and at risk youth. The Recreational Therapist plans and provides professional, creative, and age/developmentally appropriate recreational programs and activities of therapeutic value. Residential Counselor – Transitional Housing Placement Program (THPP) – Mountain View The Residential Counselor cares for and supervises youth who reside in our Mountain View THPP house Residential Counselor Part Time – PIVOT (Providing Individual Valuable Opportunities Together) Bill Wilson Center is proud to partner with the County Probation Department in supporting the PIVOT (Providing Individual Valuable Opportunities Together) program to provide services for young adults coming out of detention facilities who are working hard to achieve stability and self-sufficiency. BWC has a NEW opportunity for Residential Counselor to be the primary support person for 3-5 of these young adults, who range in age from 18-25, as they re-enter community life. The available schedule is: Th/F 11 p.m. – 7:30 a.m. and T/W 6 p.m. – 11 p.m. (26 hrs/wk – part time) Residential Counselor – Youth Shelter (minors) 3 OPENINGS The Residential Counselor creates a safe and supportive environment for youth, ages 11-17 who are in need of immediate shelter or crisis stabilization due to homelessness, runaway, family conflict, school problems, trauma or encounter with law enforcement, juvenile probation or child protective services. The Residential counselor is the primary care provider offering empathy, listening skills, mentorship and coaching that empowers youth to heal and find healthy solutions and problem solving skills as part of their developmental stage towards self-sufficiency. Weekend and holiday coverage required. Swing Shift – 3:30 p.m. – 12 a.m. F - M (32 hours) Overnight – 11:30 p.m. – 7:30 a.m. F - M (32 hours) Day Shift – 7 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Tuesday – Sat (40 hours) RELIEF Residential Counselor - Shelter, PIVOT & THPP/THP+ FC RELIEF Residential Counselors provide part time or emergency coverage in Safety Net Shelter or THPP/THP+ FC gaining experience working with youth, 11-21 yrs of age who are healing from trauma, dealing with lift stressors and working towards independent living by providing supervision, mentorship, redirection and listening skills that empower youth to heal and make healthy life choices. All shifts - Overnight/Weekend Availability Highly Desired! Youth Development No openings in this program at this time. Independent Contractors Child/Adolescent Psych Contractor - PT up to 16 hrs per wk We are actively recruiting a part time Psychiatrist (up to 16 hours per week) who will be an Independent Contractor and will primarily work with Transition Age Youth (16-24) and young adults (up to age 30) engaged in Behavioral Health Services in a dynamic service environment. EEO: Bill Wilson Center is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. OUR SPONSORS AND PARTNERS 3490 The Alameda Santa Clara, CA 95050 Phone: (408) 243-0222 Fax: (408) 246-5752 BWCmail@billwilsoncenter.org Monday - Thursday: 8 - 6 p.m. and Friday: 8 - 5 p.m. © Bill Wilson Center 2021 Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Powered by Firespring New donations and increased gifts from existing donors will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to a total of $150,000 by the Sobrato Family Foundation! DISMISS