top of page
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Mental Health Therapist
Behavioral Health Services
Provides mental health counseling and therapy treatment services to individuals, couples, families, and groups with the FSIP tribal communities and local community. Provides Substance Abuse Education and other Mental Health Support groups as needed. Completes written Psycho-Social, Mental Health assessments for individual clients for client admission. Provides out-patient mental health counseling to communities of Zia, Santa Ana, Cochiti Pueblos, and other sites as appropriate.
QUALIFICATIONS:
LCSW/LMSW in Social Work or LPCC/LMHC in Counseling, with a minimum of two years experience in out-patient Mental Health/Alcohol/Drug Treatment Systems. Experience in a variety of psychotherapeutic treatment models involving individuals, families and groups in a Behavioral Health Setting. Prefer experience working with Native American population.
Behavioral Health Services Director
Under general direction of the Executive Director, this position plans, develops, organizes, directs and evaluates program activities of the Behavioral Health Department and Community Health Resources to meet the needs of patients, families, employees and providers. Maintains confidentiality of all privileged information.
QUALIFICATIONS:
MA in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology and Community Mental Health or related fields. 7 years experience in community based behavioral health, mental health, alcohol/substance abuse/addition programs in rural communities. See Job Description for more detail.
Clinical Coordinator
Under general supervision of the Behavioral Services Director, provides supervision and oversight to behavioral health clinicians as well as consultation to ensure that best practices are followed in regard to review and referral for mental status assessments, medication, crisis intervention and time-limited counseling for adults, children and their families.
QUALIFICATIONS:
MA in Social Work, Counseling, or Social Work with Independent Licensing. Substance Abuse Certification preferred; and five or more years behavioral health experience with knowledge of practices, assessments, service plans court collaboration, documentation and reporting experience.
Case Manager
This position takes responsibility for the development of a case management plan based on a clinical case assessment for each client admitted to the program. Maintains ongoing case management planning and implementation for each client, evaluates all quarterly treatment reviews and plan revisions through a formal review system and provides regular case consultation.
QUALIFICATIONS:
BS/BS degree in Health and Human Services, along with 3 years experience with tribal Behavioral Health programs.
Prevention Specialist-Floater
This position plans, develops and coordinates alcohol, tobacco, anti-drug prevention program activities under the New Mexico Prevention Grant/Tribal SPF and any other funding sources. Coordinates Prevention Activities within Jemez, Zia, Santa Ana and Cochiti Pueblos, targeting the development and enhancement of both Community Prevention Teams and Youth Prevention Programs through the utilization of the Strategic Prevention Framework. Communicates and Collaborates with existing service providers, schools, tribal groups, agencies and other organizations. Willingness to work a flexible schedule which may include evenings, weekends and occasional overnight as well as some travel in and out of state. Must be motivated, take initiative, positive attitude and be physically active.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Undergraduate degree in education, outdoor education, recreation therapy, psychology, sociology. One or two years' experience in substance abuse prevention preferred. Previous work experience in Native American communities preferred.
Contract and Grant Specialist
Under general supervision of Fiscal Officer, monitors the financial and budget activities of all program contracts and grants through the maintenance and control of financial records. Prepares and monitors program budgets for grants, contracts and other types of sponsored accounts, assisting with reports relating to project activities, revenue tracking revenues and expenditures for all such accounts.
QUALIFICATIONS:
BA Degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or related field plus a combination of three years professional accounting and grands, contract management experience.
Staff Accountant
Assists the Fiscal Officer in the general management of the Five Sandoval Indian Pueblos, Inc. centralized accounting system on a day to day basis. Keeps Fiscal Officer informed of all activities. Prepares and processes payroll. Bank statement reconciliations.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Completion of Business College with strong emphasis in accounting with two years of technical non-profit accounting experience and one year supervisory experience.
bottom of page