Chief Financial Officer

Company: Bill Wilson Center
Location: Santa Clara
Posted on: January 27, 2023

Job Description:

Bill Wilson Center seeks a collaborative, creative and highly experienced CFO to team up with a new CEO. This essential role requires a proven track record of progressive leadership within thriving organizations. The incoming CFO will ideally offer deep experience with nonprofit finance as well as a background within behavioral health and homeless services. 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. Bill Wilson Center seeks a collaborative, creative and highly experienced CFO to team up with a new CEO. This essential role requires a proven track record of progressive leadership within thriving organizations. The incoming CFO will ideally offer deep experience with nonprofit finance as well as a background within behavioral health and homeless services.The individual in this position is directly accountable to Associate Director and responsible for reception for all programs at 1671 The Alameda site and administrative support for Counseling, Grief Counseling, CISM, interns, and Youth & Family Mental Health Services.Community Resources No openings in this program at this time. The Therapist and clinical supervisor has the responsibility of determining the clinical needs of clients and those of their interns and directing services to meet client needs. Population served includes children ages 2-17 years old who have experienced trauma and victimization. Victimization may include bullying by peers, assault, hit & run or DUI victim, physical abuse, sexual abuse, family violence, neglect, mass violence event survivor, or other qualifying experiences.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.Under the supervision and direction of the Program Manager of the Drop In Center, the Outreach Case Manager conducts street outreach to areas frequented by street youth and performs case management for clients.Employment Specialist is responsible for networking within the community in order to help promote and create job opportunities for youth accessing services throughout Bill Wilson Center Programs. As are young adult population traditionally has difficulty finding and sustaining employment, Employment Specialist will be responsible for individual employment assessments, plans, skill groups and employment counseling to homeless youth as part of a team approach to providing comprehensive client care.The Education Specialist will be responsible for working directly with clients on their education plans.The Residential Counselor cares for and supervises youth housed by performing the following essential duties and responsibilities during the overnight shift.Case Managers provide direct client care and services that support youth and young adults in attaining self-sufficiency and independent living skills towards their success at obtaining and maintaining housing, employment, educational, well-being and healthy relationships.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.The Program Supervisor of Here4You Call Operators has the unique opportunity to reimagine a centralized call center for families and individuals who are homeless or at imminent risk of homelessness by providing resources and referrals and linkages to emergency shelter providers or, if qualified, refer through a warm handoff, to our Housing Problem Specialists.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 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.The Case Manager will provide case management and supportive services for the Rapid Rehousing program which secures stable housing for homeless youth and families.Under the supervision of the Program Director, the Case Manager is responsible for providing general case management around education; housing, parenting, supportive counseling and connections to needed resources and services to clients in preparation for independent living.Under the supervision and direction of the Program Supervisor, the Outreach Specialist team (2) will identify, assess and refer homeless individuals in Santa Clara County to appropriate housing programs and services. The team will address a person's mental health, substance use disorder and/or medical needs by building trust with the individual or family and identify opportunities through which services can be provided. The team's responsibility is to build some level of rapport with the individuals over a period of time, help the individuals seek services that, at a minimum, would address their basic needs.The Residential Counselor cares for and supervises young adults housed during the 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.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. In partnership with County of Santa Clara, Bill Wilson Center provides independent living skills and basic needs for foster youth. The HUB Coordinator welcomes and greets youth and provides orientation of facilities and services.Bill Wilson Center's Housing Navigator for THP+ will assist young adults ages 18 - 25 who are current foster youth to secure housing. Clients will be referred to the Housing Navigator by Santa Clara County Social Workers or other agencies serving foster youth. The position will be located at The HUB in San Jose and will report to the HUB/ILP Program Manager.LGBTQ Programs No openings in this program at this time As part of the leadership of Bill Wilson Center, the Mental Health Program Manager is a supportive resource to the clinical and paraprofessional staff on your team. In this leadership role, you will provide administrative and financial oversight to a portfolio of programs providing Mental Health Services to Medi-Cal and uninsured beneficiaries. As a leader in Bill Wilson Center's mental health programs, you will have the opportunity to shape program and services offered to our clients as well as develop, coach, and mentor clinical services staff in their professional journey. The Program Manager collaborates closely with Division leadership and County and community partners to ensure the provision of culturally appropriate, outcomes-driven, and trauma-informed services to the clients and families we serve.As a Bill Wilson Center Masters or Licensed Clinician, you will provide culturally appropriate, accessible, and supportive Mental Health services to Medi-Cal and uninsured beneficiaries. Your experience in providing assessment, treatment planning, individual and family therapy, and clinical case management will be leveraged to support clients as a member of a collective team. You will be serving a wide variety of individuals and families with 1:1 supervision and support from administrative and clinical supervisors. Our services are provided in settings that are flexible and best meet client needs including telehealth, in the office, client's home, in the community, or school-based 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.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.As a Mental Health Specialist with our Family & Children's Outpatient program, you will provide youth, young adults, and families with behavioral health services to improve client's emotional wellbeing and life domain functioning. Services provided may include individual and group rehabilitation counseling, skill development, assessment and treatment planning under the supervision of a licensed therapist.As a Bill Wilson Center Case Manager/MH Specialist, you will provide culturally appropriate, accessible, and supportive Mental Health services to Medi-Cal and uninsured beneficiaries. Through a robust training and coaching plan you will become a skilled team member participating in assessment, treatment planning, individual and group rehabilitation (skills development), and case management. Our programs will give you the opportunity to serve a wide variety of individuals and families, expanding your skillset and experience. You will be coached and mentored by an experienced team and will be provided with 1:1 supervision, support from administrative and clinical supervisors, and professional development opportunities. Our services are provided in settings that are flexible and best meet client needs including telehealth, in the office, client's home, in the community, or school-based services.Reporting to the Chief Program Officer, the Division Director of Youth Residential Services provides leadership and innovation to a team serving our most vulnerable populations; children and youth ages 12-21 yrs who are either in the foster care or juvenile justice systems or we are trying to prevent from entering those systems. Utilizing best practice approaches including positive youth development, we use a holistic approach in working with the whole family to provide crisis intervention, stabilization and tools where they can begin to resolve differences and navigate through developmental milestones using their own internal resources and support networks.The Division Director oversees compliance in all Community Care Licensing programs including:
20 bed Runaway and Homeless Prevention Center;
10 bed Transitional Housing Placement Program (THPP);
35 bed Transitional Housing Non Minor Dependent Program (THP-NMD)The Division Director of Youth Residential Services has direct supervision of Director Safety Net Shelter, Program Supervisor of THPP/NMD and 5 Case Managers.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.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, mentor-ship 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.Available shifts
1. Tue - Sat 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM (40 hrs)
2. Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon 11:30 PM - 7:30 AM (40 hrs)RELIEF Residential Counselors provide part time or emergency coverage in Safety Net Shelter or THPP/THP-NMD 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. No openings at this time. EEO:
Bill Wilson Center is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

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