Job Posting Board

Under the direction of the Site Supervisor, the person in this position will provide customer service to all students, faculty and staff, as well as with other visitors at the Center, while assisting with the maintenance, safety, and operations of this facility ensuring an effective, smooth operation of the Center. This position will entail working a combination of days, evenings, and weekends, and is a non-traditional work schedule; hours will vary depending on the academic calendar.

The Deputy Director Loan Portfolio Manager is a new position (hereinafter ‘Deputy Director’) that has the primary responsibility for managing the Housing Trust Fund’s portfolio of existing loans, working with developers to secure a pipeline of future loans, underwriting and prepare information needed for reporting to investors, funders, and others.  The Deputy Director will also underwrite, document, review, and close loans for affordable housing projects, as well as monitor loans for those projects through the development process.  The Deputy Director will report to the Chief Executive Officer and work closely with other staff and partners (Executive Committee, Board of Directors, bookkeepers, banks, borrowers, etc.).

The Program Officer is responsible for supporting a portfolio of projects around UWVC's strategic Impact goals in Education, Financial Stability and Health. This includes managing Community Impact projects/initiatives, coordination of community stakeholders affiliated with programs or initiatives, and supporting events. The Program Officer will generally support the VP of Community Impact (25% of role), manage the Building Healthy Smiles initiative (25% of role), manage the Volunteer Ventura County website and volunteer coordination (25% of role) and work closely with the VP of Resource Development to ensure programs meet funding objectives (25% of role).

COMPENSATION: $62,000 maximum DOE with generous benefits.

APPLICATION PROCESS AND TIMELINE: Email your resume and cover letter to Yvonne.Estrada@vcunitedway.org or call (805) 485-6288, Ext. 225 with questions.

DEADLINE:  October 1, 2021

Under the general direction of the Director of Philanthropy, the Philanthropy Officer will develop and implement strategies for the cultivation, solicitation, visitation and stewardship of donors to meet financial revenue targets and support SDF’s mission. This is a full-time position based in Santa Paula, CA.

We are looking for an enthusiastic and results-oriented individual to take on this critically important role on our Philanthropy team. This person will ideally have a proven track record of initiating and cultivating meaningful partnerships with prospective and existing donors, and a passion for working with creative people and dogs! The Philanthropy Officer will be responsible for all aspects of managing and growing a portfolio of approximately 150 mid-to-major level donors, with the goal of moving donors to higher levels of engagement and commitment year over year.

This position is responsible for leading a development team and implementing the Walk to End Alzheimer’s® and The Longest Day events to meet or exceed goals through volunteer recruitment and engagement as well as through corporate development. Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the fastest-growing walk program in the country, ranking as the second-largest peer-to-peer fundraising event in the United States. The Longest Day program, is the Chapter’s second largest mass market signature event.

Measurable outcomes for this position include: achieving designated financial and participant goals through team and individual fundraising, corporate solicitation, community partnerships, as well as increasing Walk-brand awareness and visibility in the community.

This role is additionally responsible for all aspects of coordination and execution of annual gala/luncheon events and corporate initiatives.

JOB TITLE: Marriage & Family Therapist (CA Licensed)

REPORTS TO: Genevieve Flores-Haro

ANNUAL SALARY:  Based on Experience$70K annually + Benefits (Dental, Vision, Health insurance, 403B retirement plan, PTO, & 10 holidays, 2-week winter break)

LOCATION: MICOP’s office in Oxnard CA

Status: Exempt

TO APPLY: send your cover letter and resume to hr@mixteco.org

Deadline: Until position is filled

Organization Summary:

Founded in 2001, Mixteco/Indigena Community Organizing Project (MICOP) supports, organizes and empowers Ventura County’s indigenous immigrant communities through improved access to health and community resources, community organizing and advocacy, education, direct assistance, cultural promotion, and Radio Indígena.

Position Summary:

The Mixteco/Indigena Community Organizing Project (MICOP) is hiring a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (MFT) to join our Living with Love (LwL) team. We are looking for someone who has a client-focused approach to the treatment of indigenous migrant families and couples in committed relationships. If you are skilled and experienced in helping family units work together to overcome serious problems and communicate better, and you are interested in making a difference in the life of indigenous migrant communities in Ventura County, this may be the right place for you. You will be the very first MFT in MICOP’s history. You would be working with the LwL team, supporting a variety of clients on your caseload and providing therapy and other services to help them heal. Living with Love (LWL) is a community-based project that aims to transform the mental health system and to reduce mental health disparities among racial, ethnic, and LGBTQ communities. You would be part of a team that provides culturally relevant services to a community that faces unique challenges including language barriers, as they often only speak their native indigenous languages. As the LwL therapist, you would have access to confidential interpreters who are bilingual (Spanish and Mixtec). If you are bilingual in Spanish/English and are open to being part of a team that seeks to reduce mental health disparities, this is the right opportunity for you. 

This position is open to applicants in Ventura County. This position reports directly to LwL’s Program Manager. Please note that this is a one-year position.

We are looking for a licensed mental health professional who has skills and experience in:

• Sexual Abuse
• Domestic violence
• Transgenerational trauma
• Depression
• Anxiety

Psychological issues to address:

• Anxiety/ Depression
• Border crossing trauma
• Historical trauma
• Family Separation
• Abandonment
• Sexual Abuse
• Domestic Violence
• Family Conflict
• Infidelity
• Codependency
• Self Esteem
• Stress
• Divorce/ separation of couple

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Complete intakes on potential clients
• Development of evaluation instruments
• Evaluate clients
• Provide individual adult therapy
• Work with LwL team (Bilingual caseworkers, LwL Program Supervisor)
• Work with LwL program supervisor and coordinator of evaluation in data for report
• Keep accreditation current
• Maintain accurate calendar, database, and reporting system for clients

• Develop culturally relevant and individualized treatment plans and                                services for each individual situation

SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS

• Accredited by LMFT
• Strong interpersonal and communications skills
• Strong analytical, negotiation, and problem-solving skills
• Genuine commitment to addressing community issues
• Strong computer skills needed
• Bilingual Spanish-English skills required
• Knowledge and comfort in working with indigenous immigrant communities.
• Skills to work as a team with an indigenous language interpreter during therapy sessions

TO APPLY: send your cover letter and resume to hr@mixteco.org