Careers in the Community
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At Building Hope, we are always looking for incredible individuals who are passionate about mental health and have the right skills, drive, and personality to help us power up. We are committed to building an equitable culture that is inclusive and embraces every person and their unique contributions. Our mission is to create a community that cultivates empathy, connection, and understanding.
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Building Hope Opportunities
Bilingual Program Coordinator
Building Hope is currently hiring a part-time employee to serve as the Building Hope Bilingual Program Coordinator.
Job Description: This position will be responsible for consistent and coordinated service delivery of Building Hope’s Scholarship Program for Spanish speaking residents in Summit County. This will include simple referrals, scholarship issuing, appropriate program meetings and serve as a liaison for Building Hope and the Spanish speaking population. While there is specific programming that will be coordinated by this position for our Spanish speakers, primarily, we are an organization that is dedicated to delivering programs and materials through inclusive avenues for all community members.
Job Duties and Responsibilities:
- Coordinate all scholarship issuing needs for Spanish speaking referrals – including intake appointments, tracking and follow up, and evaluation survey collection
- Serve as primary contact for Spanish speaking clients who contact Building Hope for simple referral information and coordination
- Work with Mental Health Program Manager and Mental Health Program Coordinator as a part of the Referral and Coordination team
- Maintain effective working relationships with community partner provider community, specifically those who service the Spanish speaking community
- Attend relevant Building Hope and community partner meetings, when necessary
- Provide positive modeling of stigma reduction of mental health needs within the Spanish speaking community
Position Qualifications:
- Previous experience with direct program coordination and direct service delivery
- High School Degree or GED completion
- Bachelor’s degree in human services or related field or previous experience in mental health and human services related field encouraged
- Spanish speaking required; native Spanish speakers encouraged to apply
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
- Ability to work in a cooperative, collaborative, and creative way with diverse teams and community organizations to achieve goals, ensure excellent service delivery and maintain program fidelity
- Ability to be empathetic, validate, and provide compassion to all clients that seek support
- Ability to be resilient, manage boundaries, be conscious of burnout and prioritize self-care while providing support
- Highly organized, ability to multitask, possess positive time management and organizational skills, and create balance within a busy environment
- Self-driven, motivated, detail-oriented, creative problem solver
- General knowledge of mental health conditions and local mental health resources
- Cultural competency and educated on issues of stigma against disenfranchised groups and minorities
Benefits: Benefits for part time employees include: Mental Health Scholarships, 403B retirement benefits, PTO and Sick Time and flexible work schedule.
Compensation: Salary Range: $25 – $28 per hour DOE
To apply please send a cover letter and resume to Kellyn Ender at kellyn@buildinghopesummit.org
Connectedness Event Coordinator
Responsible for the development and coordination of 4-6 community connectedness events and 4-6 HYPE events each month. As much as possible, strive to set a calendar of events at least 3-6 months out.
Time: Full Time
Duties include:
- Communicate with Connectedness Facilitators on scheduling events throughout the year, develop, event content, and summarize event content for Marketing.
- Curate new Events based on community proposals and recruiting facilitators based on community interest. Work with new facilitators to develop content and coordinate review with the Building Hope Program Manager for approval.
- Coordinate with event venues (primarily county-owned facilities) to reserve dates and times. Most venues seek reservations up to 6 months in advance.
- Understand and coordinate logistics required for each event to ensure technical support for A/V and other special needs, including event recording; manage after hours entrance/exit of building are covered according to venue policies.
- If virtual events are required, work with the Marketing team for Facebook Lives and Video uploads.
- Ensure understanding and compliance with latest Public Health Orders at all gatherings
- Create and Manage Events in Ticketing System (Eventbrite) ensuring that data reporting needs are met.
- Provide On-Site Event Support
- Coordinate collection of feedback from attendees through administration of a survey (online or paper) and provide summarized feedback to facilitators.
- Address any questions the facilitator may have regarding event coordination, venue rules, and invoicing.
- Working with the Volunteer Administrator, coordinating with Event Ambassadors for events regarding report time, unique duties.
- Serve as Event Ambassador if no volunteer ambassador is available.
- Coordinate/Support Special events such as fundraisers and events where Building Hope is a charitable beneficiary.
- As a member of the Events Team, produce inputs for a monthly Calendar of Events and coordinate with the Marketing Team. Attend weekly events team meetings and be prepare with any needed materials or information
- Attend weekly staff meetings with Building Hope staff
Benefits: Benefits for Full-Time employees include: Health Insurance, including dental and vision, Mental Health Access, 403B retirement benefits, PTO and Sick Time and flexible work schedule.
Compensation: Salary Range: $51,000 – $56,000 annually DOE
To apply please send a cover letter and resume to Nicole@buildinghopesummit.org
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Mile High Behavioral Health - Behavioral Health Supervisor
Under the supervision of the Director of Public Health and Community Engagement and the Chief Clinical Officer, the successful candidate will be responsible for treating clients within outpatient and enhanced outpatient behavioral health treatment. This position would oversee clinical, case management and peer staff as well as manage client intakes and referrals to support Summit County.
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Summit Community Care Clinic - SBHC Integrated Behavioral Health Provider
clinician who provides behavioral health counseling to children, adults, and families in a
school-based health care setting. The integrated behavioral health provider works closely
with primary care providers, dental providers, psychiatry, and school systems in treating
behavioral health conditions. As a part of the primary care team, the Integrated Behavioral
Health Provider will provide comprehensive diagnostic and behavioral health services
including brief assessments, interventions, psycho education, referrals, and consultations
for patients in school-based health clinic settings. Integrated Behavioral Health Providers
work from a systems and community perspective to formulate treatment conceptualizations,
interventions, and case management goals.
Summit School District - Project Thrive Coordinator
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