Careers
FSS Job Openings
We are currently hiring for the following positions. Click on the position to view more information.
CRISIS INTERVENTIONIST – FULL TIME
JOB DESCRIPTION
Status: Full Time / Non-Exempt
Supervisor: Director of Crisis Services
POSITION SUMMARY: The Crisis Interventionist will be responsible for providing crisis intervention to victims of family violence and sexual assault by telephone or face-to-face crisis support sessions, and at The Bridge Children’s Advocacy Center and North West Texas Healthcare Systems. The CI will also engage in case management, BIPP partner follow up, legal advocacy, community education, and volunteer training seminars.
OUTREACH AND PARENT SUPPORT SPECIALIST – FULL TIME
JOB DESCRIPTION
Status: Full Time / Non-Exempt
Supervisor: HOPES Project Coordinator, Autumn Barraza
POSITION SUMMARY: The Outreach and Parent Support Specialist works to increase awareness of the HOPES (Healthy
Outcomes through Prevention and early Support) program purpose. This position strives to establish
community partnerships, raise awareness of child abuse education and prevention, build healthy families
through educational support connection to services and be a valuable member of the HOPES team when
planning events and group connections.
SAFE HOUSE ADVOCATE – PRN
JOB DESCRIPTION
Status: Part Time / Non-Exempt
Hours: Varies as needed
Reports to: Director of Emergency Housing Services
POSITION SUMMARY: Ensures the efficient daily operations of the residential safe house while ensuring safety and support for clients. The Safe House Advocate is responsible for meeting the physical and emotional needs of survivors and their children.
SAFE HOUSE ADVOCATE – PART TIME – EVENINGS
JOB DESCRIPTION
Status: Part Time / Non-Exempt
Hours: Saturday – Sunday – 4:00pm – 12:30am
Reports to: Director of Emergency Housing Services
POSITION SUMMARY: Ensures the efficient daily operations of the residential safe house while ensuring safety and support for clients. The Safe House Advocate is responsible for meeting the physical and emotional needs of survivors and their children.
