Employment
The following positions are currently open. If you are interested in applying, please mail, fax or email cover letter and resume to (please include the position title on the envelope, subject line or cover sheet):
ATTN: Resumes
Bill Wilson Center
3490 The Alameda
Santa Clara, CA 95050
Fax: (408) 246-5752
Email: Employment/Jobs
If you are invited to come to an interview, please download the Bill Wilson Center Job Application. (You must download and fill out the application below. "See resume" is not an acceptable response. Please bring the completed application with you on the day of your interview.)
Current Openings
The Peer Mentor will be primarily responsible to assist with prevention outreach in both group and individual settings. The Peer Mentor will co-facilitate prevention and substance abuse groups and conduct individual risk assessments.
The Mental Health Specialist II provides youth and families with case management and referral services, and skills-building to improve life domain functioning and also provides oversight/supervision for Mental Health Specialist I’s in developing and maintaining quality services to Youth and Family Mental Health Services clients.
Under the direction of the CFO, the successful candidate will use their interpersonal skills to interview program staff and interpret their needs for the development of our new, to be implemented, system as well as our existing databases. This position will be in the forefront on how we gather and report data to support the community we serve.
The primary emphasis of this position is to conduct street outreach to areas frequented by street youth, provide HIV/STI and substance abuse information and services, increase street youths’ awareness of community resources and provide counseling and follow-up services to street youth.
Processes and post a variety of accounting transactions such as invoices, payments, bank deposits, expenses and time cards in accordance with department procedures.
Facilitates family reunification or alternate placement for at risk youth and their families through crisis intervention, stabilization, parenting skills, identifying strengths and referrals to community resources.
The Executive Assistant will be working with a high profile nonprofit CEO who needs someone to accurately multi-task in a fast-changing environment and provide administrative support to the CEO, Board of Directors and Executive Team.
Provides youth supervision, individual and group counseling, and support services for youth. BA degree from four year college or university or one to two years related experience or training and experience working with adolescents preferred. Salary is $12.50/hour.
The house monitor is expected to spend time in the common areas of the house interacting with the residents and assisting resident's responsibilities of daily living (i.e. meal preparation, chores, time management, etc.).
- RELIEF Peer Workers – Drop-In Center (Several Openings)
The Drop In Center in downtown San Jose is looking for Relief Peer Workers to fill in shifts and cover for staff. Please submit a letter or interest and resume to resumes@bwcmail.org.
EEO:
Bill Wilson Center is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
