Support healing. Strengthen families. Change lives.
Are you passionate about making a meaningful impact in the lives of children and families? As a Therapist, you will provide critical mental health services that help children, youth, and families build stronger relationships, improve communication, and navigate life’s challenges with confidence.
In this role, you’ll deliver direct therapeutic services across a variety of programs, working alongside a collaborative team dedicated to timely, compassionate, and effective care.
The Therapist provides direct therapeutic services to children, youth, and families in various mental health programs. The Therapist provides family therapy to clients to improve communication, relationships, and other family issues. The Therapist may also facilitate psychoeducational and therapeutic groups. The Therapist conducts crisis assessments both on site and at pre-determined school locations that include follow-up care recommendations. The Therapist works within a team setting with other Cabinet staff and community partners to facilitate prompt and effective delivery of services. This position reports to the Clinical Manager.
The Regional QRIS Manager oversees all aspects of Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS) coaching program and directly supervises the QRIS Coordinators in the assigned region (northern Nevada or southern Nevada). This position requires an understanding of best practices in Early Childhood Education, State of Nevada licensing regulations, district pre-K programs, environmental rating scales, and Nevada’s Silver State Stars QRIS. This position requires supervision including the recruiting and hiring of staff and the establishment of professional development goals to align with the Nevada Early Childhood Coaching Competency Framework. This position requires an excellent understanding of best practices in Early Childhood Education, the child care system in Nevada, current early childhood initiatives and funding source, and State of Nevada licensing regulations.
The Provider Support Director provides statewide leadership and oversight for provider support services, early childhood development initiatives, parent and community child care programs, and quality improvement efforts. This position requires extensive knowledge of Early Childhood Education, Nevada’s child care system, licensing regulations, provider recruitment and retention efforts, and professional development systems. The Director is responsible for ensuring high-quality provider support services, maintaining International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET) accreditation standards, and advancing initiatives that strengthen the capacity and quality of Nevada’s child care providers.
The Director works closely with executive leadership, program directors, community partners, government agencies, and stakeholders to ensure high-quality services, continuous quality improvement, and sustainable growth of Nevada's early childhood workforce and provider network.
The On-Call Safe Place Outreach Case Manager is responsible for responding to crisis situations by answering the Safe Place Hotline during overnight, holiday, and weekend shifts. This role involves assessing and triaging crises, providing face-to-face intervention when necessary, and coordinating shelter placement for youth in crisis. This position reports directly to the Program Coordinator.
The Cabinet Ink Production Technician II is a skilled production role responsible for independently operating printing equipment, completing customer orders from intake to delivery, assisting with scheduling, training Level I staff, and contributing to business growth.