At the heart of the CARS mission is our dedicated and experienced team. We are project leaders, trainers, facilitators, researchers, and support professionals with diverse backgrounds and expertise. We are united in our commitment to fostering safe, healthy, and well communities through our work.
CARS is currently recruiting future team members to fill the following position(s).
Title: School Mental Health Training Specialist
Full Time. This position is open to remote candidates with preference to candidates based in California.
Overview: The School Mental Health Training Specialist is a dynamic position that will be an organizational leader for CARS’ school mental health body of work. In collaboration with other colleagues, the SMH Specialist develops and delivers training, consultation, coaching services as well as products and tools to increase the capacity of the school mental health workforce. This is a cross-project position working primarily on two projects housed at CARS: a federally funded regional initiative and a national school mental health initiative. The regional project serves the school mental health workforces of Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and the Pacific territories by providing technical assistance on evidence – based and community-defined practices in schools, school mental health quality indicators, and systems change.
Please submit a cover letter and resume by July 24, 2020 per instructions in the PDF below.
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Title: School Mental Health Projects Manager
Full Time. This position is open to remote candidates with preference to candidates based in California.
Overview: The School Mental Health Projects Manager position is an integral role stewarding our school mental health body of work. The School Mental Health Projects Manager provides management oversight, coordinates grant deliverables, and ensures that projects are meeting the needs of the staff, the funders, partners, and the field. This is a cross-project position working primarily on two projects housed at CARS: a federally funded regional initiative and a national school mental health initiative. The regional project serves the school mental health workforces of Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and the Pacific territories by providing technical assistance on evidence – based and community-defined practices in schools, school mental health quality indicators, and systems change.
Please submit a cover letter and resume by July 24, 2020 per instructions in the PDF below.
View full position description and minimum qualifications PDF
Title: Training Specialist
Full Time. This position is open to remote candidates.
Overview: The Training Specialist develops and delivers training, consultation, and coaching services to increase the capacity of the mental health workforce. This is a cross-project position working on both a federally funded regional initiative and a statewide mental health initiative.
Please submit a cover letter and resume by July 24, 2020 per instructions in the PDF below.
View full position description and minimum qualifications PDF