Job & Career Opportunities

BASED IN DAYTON:

FULL-TIME POSITIONS
Program Manager
Hispanic Outreach & New American Services
Guardianship & Chums Coordinator
Life Essentials & Senior Outreach Program

PART-TIME POSITIONS

BASED IN SIDNEY:

FULL-TIME POSITIONS
Therapist I
Mental Health Counseling
Assessor
Services for Older Adults
Care Manager RN/LSW
Services for Older Adults

PART-TIME POSITIONS
School-Based Counselor
ECHO Program

Employee Benefits

Full-time employees receive the following benefits:

Paid Time Off (PTO) — 4 weeks earned within the first year of service
12 paid holidays
Comprehensive and affordable healthcare coverage through Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield for the employee and their dependents
Dental coverage
Vision coverage
Medical and dependent care Flex Spending Accounts
401k Plan with discretionary agency match
EAP – Employee Assistance Program
Group Life Insurance
Voluntary Life Insurance
Long Term Disability

Part-time employees who work 20-30 hours per week receive these benefits:

Paid Time Off (PTO) at a prorated level
Paid holidays
401k Plan with discretionary agency match
EAP – Employee Assistance Program
Group Life Insurance
Voluntary Life Insurance
Long Term Disability

Before Your Interview

If an interview has been scheduled with you for one of our open positions, you will need to complete an application form and submit it to us PRIOR TO your interview. Use the link below to access and download our fillable PDF form. Please download and save the form on your computer BEFORE filling it out. Once you have completed the form, please save it and then email it as an attachment to jobs@cssmv.org. In your email, be sure to provide the title of the job for which you are interviewing. At the time of your interview, you will be asked to sign and date the last page of the application form.

DOWNLOADABLE APPLICATION FORM

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Student Internships

Opportunities are available for students to gain valuable education and experience in several of our programs, including (but not limited to) the Choice Food Pantry, Family Stabilization & Support, Refugee Resettlement, Professional Counseling, and Erma’s House Family Visitation Center. The majority of our internships are unpaid but meet the criteria for school credit. If you are not planning to intern for credit, you may still be able to gain experience in these same roles as a volunteer, instead of as a formal intern. More information about internship opportunities is available in our You Can Help section.