Employment Opportunities

The Mental Health Director provides administrative and clinical oversight to a team of therapists, mental health trainees, and wellness center staff working in the 6th Street residential program specialized in the criminal justice population. Culturally competent and able to work with a diverse population. Provides on-going training to clinical staff in principles and skills for working with clients impacted by trauma and mental illness.

The Mental Health Director coordinates all mental health services and develops and oversees Mental Health clinical programming as well as oversight...

This is a union position.

The Job Developer works in collaboration with a multi-disciplinary team to coordinate and deliver vocational/employment services to residential participants within a Trauma Informed Gender Responsive treatment community. The Job Developer links participants with vocational/educational training programs and employment opportunities. The Job Developer facilitates skill building in relation to vocational, educational and occupational goals.

You will be working in an environment that is fast paced, multidisciplinary and geared towards the person served....

This is a union position.

The Pasadena Outpatient Behavioral Health Program, funded by the Department of Mental Health, Client Advocate provides administrative services in an outpatient community mental health clinic setting. Services are delivered on-site. 

This is a temporary position that may lead to a permanent position. Client Advocate primary duties include assisting the agency with day-to-day functions and performs general administrative tasks, assisting the Intake Dept with initial non-clinical sections of the intake process; assisting in maintaining/updating...

The Misdemeanor Incompetent to Stand Trial (MIST) Diversion Program serves defendants in Los Angeles that are facing misdemeanor charges and found incompetent to stand trial. This population is often chronically homeless with severe mental health disorders and, without alternative resources continues to cycle between County Jail, homelessness, and hospitalization. The MIST Diversion program gives defendants an opportunity to divert from jail and gain access to comprehensive mental health treatment in a residential community setting. While program participants remain under active court...