RNs for Child and Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit
San Diego, California, United States
Job status Full time, Part time
Benefits 401K / Retirement Plan, Dental Insurance, Health Insurance, Paid Vacation
New Alternatives, Inc. (NAI) Child and Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit (CYCSU)
Available hours: Shifts Available: Evenings, Nights, Overnights & per diem shifts
Hourly rate: $40.00 - $44.00 per hour, based on shift, experience, language skills , and education
The CYCSU is a county-contracted program and is a 12-bed crisis stabilization unit centrally located in Hillcrest, CA. Our team of MDs, RNs, LVNs/LPTs, Clinicians, and Mental Health Aids serves youth and families in crisis while working to stabilize the crisis and discharge them to the lowest level of care possible.
-Are you looking for rewarding work helping children and youth?
-Are you interested in working with a passionate, dynamic, supportive, dedicated team of mental health aids, clinicians, nurses, and psychiatrists?
-12 hour shifts, FT and PT available (full benefits available for 30 hours a week!!)
-No travel!-No shift work-children and youth are generally discharged within 24 hours
Here is what we offer our RNs!!
Excellent Health Insurance for employees, partners, and dependents with low co-payments
Dental Insurance (PPO available) for employees, partners, and dependents with low co-payments
Paid time off
403B plan
Flexible days and shifts
RN duties: Assessing Patients, developing discharge plans. monitoring medications, collaborating with other LE and mental health professionals, crisis intervention, stabilization, documentation, and other duties as assigned.
Experience:
working with youth: 1 year (Preferred)
License/Certification:
CA RN License (Required)
Work Location: In person
Employment Type: Full Time
Mental Health Worker- Crisis Action & Connection
Chula Vista, California, United States
New Alternatives, Inc. is committed to utilizing trauma-informed care principles throughout our agency. Candidates should have knowledge of these principles and a desire to assist the agency in carrying out this culture.
New Alternatives, Inc. is a private non-profit agency that provides a wide range of services to children, youth, and families in San Diego and Orange Counties. Services include residential, outpatient, day treatment, school behavioral services, and in-home support services.
Crisis Action and Connection Program:
Do you want a rewarding job?
Do you want to work with kids who have been in a crisis?
Do you want to help kids learn coping skills to help them transition from the hospital to the respite program and back home?
What we offer:
Excellent medical and dental benefits with low co-payments, great dependent coverage rates (Available after 60 days of work)
Vacation and sick time
403B Plan
Family Fit Program through LA Fitness & Discounts at CRUNCH Fitness
Starting pay is $23 (Based on experience)
Additional TAX-FREE mileage reimbursement
Paid internships
Many opportunities for advancement
Extensive training opportunities
Great clinical experience and training if you are considering a master's degree
Mental Health Worker
New Alternatives’ CAC Program is looking for patient, motivated, nurturing and positive professionals to work with emotionally disturbed adolescents helping them learn coping skills, help decrease hospitalization and screenings, and link them to long term services.
JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Case management services that include linkage, coordination of care with community partners, family and clinician.
Family Rehabilitation
Provide individual rehabilitative services
Document services in electronic mental health records
Maintain professional trauma-informed and caring interaction with clients and their families
This position is field base and services are provided both in the office and at clients homes.
QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS
Must have a BA or BS in psychology, social work or other related field
Experience in the mental health field is a plus
Knowledge and understanding of trauma-informed care and resiliency practices is a plus
Monday through Friday 8:30-5pm
Must have a valid Driver’s License & car insurance
Bi-lingual is a plus.
Schedule:
8 hour shift
Work Location: In person
Employment Type: Full TimeLVNs & LPTs in Youth Crisis Center
San Diego, California, United States
Job status Full time, Part time
Benefits 401K / Retirement Plan, Dental Insurance, Health Insurance, Paid Personal Time
Recruiting Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs) & Licensed Psychiatric Technicians (LPTs) for (NAI) Child and Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit (CYCSU)
Shifts Available: Evenings, Nights, Overnights
Hourly rate: $28.00-32.00 per hour, based on shift, experience, language skills, and education
Here is what some CYCSU team members have said about working at CYCSU:
"I really value working at CYCSU and I have stayed all these years because I feel so much more than an employee, you are part of the family, you are a partner!”
~CYCSU RN since 2015
“I’ve worked other places and CYCSU is so organized and has so much built-in support from Admin .” ~CYCSU RN since 2018
"Our team is dedicated to working 1:1 with kids in crisis, we all are passionate and committed to the mission" ~CYCSU RN since 2014
Are you looking for rewarding and meaningful work helping children and youth?
Are you interested in working with a passionate, dynamic, supportive, dedicated team of mental health aids, clinicians, nurses, and psychiatrists?
12 hour shifts, FT and PT available (full benefits available for 30 hours a week!!)
No travel!
No shift work-children /youth are generally discharged within 24-48 hours
Here is what we offer our LPTs & LVNs!!
Excellent Health Insurance for employees, partners, and dependents with low co-payments-available after only 60 days!!!
Dental Insurance (PPO available) for employees, partners, and dependents with low co-payments
Paid time off
403B plan
Flexible schedules
Training
Upward mobility
Discounted gym memberships at LA Fitness & corporate discounts at CRUNCH
Shifts Available: Evenings, Nights, Overnights (with opportunity for day times periodically)
Pay: $28.00-32.00 per hour, based on shift, experience, language skills, and education
New Alternatives, Inc. (NAI) is a large non-profit agency in San Diego and Orange County providing mental health services to the most vulnerable youth in the county. NAI operates residential programs, outpatient/crisis/behavioral programs, emergency/crisis programs, THP-TAY programs and foster family programs.
The Child and Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit (CYCSU) is an outpatient clinic with a Crisis Stabilization Unit designation. CYCSU has been the only screening and assessment LPS facility for youth in an acute psychiatric crisis in the county since 1995. Our psychiatric nurses work with youth in crisis by providing mental health care to children who are experiencing a mental health crisis, such as suicidal thoughts, self-harm, or psychosis. This program is a county-contracted program and is a 12-bed crisis stabilization unit centrally located in Hillcrest, CA. Our team of MDs, RNs, LVNs/LPTs, Clinicians, and Mental Health Aids serve youth and families in crisis while working to stabilize the crisis and discharge them to the lowest level of care possible.
LPT/ LVN duties:
1. Assessing Patients: The LPT/LVN will conduct an initial assessment of the child, including an evaluation of their mental and physical health, medical history, and any medication they are taking. They will also assess the child's current mental state and identify any symptoms of a mental health crisis.
2. Developing Discharge Plans: Based on the assessment, the LPT/LVN will work with CYCSU MDs, the child, and their family to develop a plan that addresses the child's mental health needs. The plan may include medication, therapy, and other referrals for outpatient services that will address the mental health needs post-discharge. This discharge plan may also be coordinating a transfer to an inpatient bed for higher-level treatment
3. Monitoring Medications: If the child is prescribed medication, the team will monitor their medication regimen. They will also monitor the child for any side effects or adverse reactions to the medication as well as assess for any emergency meds necessary
4. Collaborating with Other Healthcare Professionals: The LPT/LVN will work closely with other healthcare professionals, such as psychiatrists, social workers, and psychologists, to ensure that the child receives comprehensive and coordinated care.
5. Crisis Intervention: The LPT/LVN may also provide crisis intervention services, such as responding to suicidal ideation or self-harm behaviors.
6. Education: The LPT/LVN will educate the child and their family about mental health
conditions, treatment options, and coping strategies.
7. Documentation: The LPT/LVN will maintain detailed records of the child's treatment and progress, including assessments, treatment plans, and interventions.
8. Other duties as assigned
Skills/Qualifications:
Candidates must be licensed in California as an LVN or LPT.
Experience with youth in-crisis preferred.
Schedule:
As a 24/7 program, the days/hours vary. The available shifts may include 10 or 12-hour workdays to achieve full time benefits.
Weekend and overnight shifts available!!
Per diem LVNs/LPTs are required to work at least 1 shift every 4 weeks to remain on-staff but we prefer a consistent weekly shift as we do not utilize a rotating schedule.
Employment Type: Full Time
Residential Treatment Counselor (Youth Ages 11–18)
Location: Chula Vista, CA
Pay: $20.00 – $25.00/hour
Job Type: In-Person
Requirement: Bachelor's Degree OR 1 year experience working with at-risk youth in a residential setting
Shifts Available:
AM Shift: Saturday to Wednesday (7:00 AM – 3:00 PM)
PM Shift: Monday-Friday 3pm -11pm
Th/F 630am-430pm; Sat-Sun 2pm-12am (4 day work week, 3 days off!)
Be a Mentor/Role Model
Are you bold enough to help teens rewrite their stories?
At New Alternatives, Inc., we don’t just work — we heal, guide, and empower. Our co-ed residential treatment facility in Chula Vista serves youth ages 11–18 who’ve survived trauma and are ready for something better. But they can’t do it alone — they need YOU.
This isn’t babysitting.
This is life-changing work — and we’re building a team of real ones who can stay calm in the chaos, lead with heart, and show up when it counts.
What You’ll Do
Build real connections with teens who need structure, support, and someone who believes in them
Teach life skills, model emotional regulation, and be the calm during the storm
Lead groups, play sports, create routines, and engage in therapeutic daily living
Respond to escalations with confidence ( don’t worry — we train you!)
Collaborate with a team that’s just as passionate and gritty as you are
Grow your clinical and leadership skills every single week
Who You Are
A natural leader with the emotional intelligence to work with youth in crisis
A quick thinker who can follow structure, but also read the room
Able to set firm, healthy boundaries and still connect with empathy
A team player who doesn’t back down from challenges
Ideally has:
o A Bachelor’s degree in psych, social work, or a related field OR
o 1+ year of experience working with at-risk teens in residential, behavioral, or educational settings
What You Get
$20–$25/hour starting pay (based on experience and education)
Raise opportunities within 6 months
Full medical & dental benefits (30+ hours/week)
Paid Vacation and Sick time
403(b) retirement plan
Rapid growth opportunities – we love promoting from within
Paid internships for grad students in some programs
Gym membership discounts at LA Fitness & CRUNCH
Endless on-the-job learning in trauma-informed care, mental health, and behavior intervention
Professional Development Assistance
Lots of room for advancement within the agency
Why This Role Matters
Our teens are navigating trauma, court systems, foster care, and more.
They need consistency, accountability, structure, and someone who doesn’t flinch when things get hard.
That could be you.
This could be your start in mental health, social work, education — or your long-term home in this mission.
Either way, it’s real work, with real impact, and real growth.
Ready to step up?
Apply now. Interviews happening this week.
Must be 21+ and able to pass background & reference checks.
Reliable transportation required.
Bilingual is a plus!
Employment Type: Full Time
South Bay Clinic
FT Position: Mental Health Worker
Schedule: Monday-Friday 11:00am-7:00 pm (working lunch with youth)
Do you want to work where you can make an invaluable impact on a teen who is struggling? Do you have a passion for helping youth navigate their world and make positive changes in their lives?
AND if you are considering going back to school to get a Master's in Marriage & Family Therapy, Social Work or Counseling, this role offers excellent real-world clinical experience.
New Alternatives, Inc. is a private nonprofit agency that has provided a wide range of services to children, youth and families in San Diego and Orange Counties since 1978. Therapeutic services include residential, outpatient, day treatment, crisis support and in-home support services.
South Bay Clinic is an outpatient clinic that provides mental health services to youth ages 11-18 who reside onsite at the residential facility in Chula Vista. SBC serves clients primarily referred through Child and Family Well-being (CFWB) or Probation.
Responsibilities
Build therapeutic relationships with the clients in order to encourage the healing of past relationship traumas and the development of healthy boundaries. Encourage and foster positive participation in school and the residential treatment program Assist in shaping client behavior through positive reinforcement and teach replacement behaviors for their mental health symptoms. Document rehab services through Medi-Cal billing for the purpose of tracking youth’s progress, engagement, and high-risk needs. Engage youth in life skills training, skill building, cultural humility and increasing coping skills in individual and group settings Collaborate with therapists, county personnel, caregivers, and other individuals involved in the client’s treatment. Remain available to assist with crisis assessment and intervention, as needed. Participate in supervision, team meetings, CFTs, and case consultation Participate in trainings, exhibit competency and utilize evidence based & promising practices, as deemed appropriateEducation and Experience
Bachelor’s Degree in the area of behavioral sciences. Experience in a mental health setting is preferred. Bilingual/Bicultural a plus.Preferred Qualities
Creative and able to engage adolescents with challenging behaviors Effective crisis intervention and critical thinking skills Strong Organizational skills, strong communication skills, and able to work independently Knowledge and understanding of trauma-informed care and resiliency practices is a plusFull-Time Benefits
Excellent medical and dental benefits Vacation, Sick Time 403B Plan Family Fit Program through LA Fitness & Discounts at CRUNCH Fitness Extensive training opportunities Great clinical experience and training if you are considering a master's degree $21-23 an hour based on education, experience and language capability Employment Type: Full TimeRecruiting Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs) & Licensed Psychiatric Technicians (LPTs) for (NAI) Child and Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit (CYCSU)
Shifts Available: Evenings, Nights, Overnights
Hourly rate: $28.00-32.00 per hour, based on shift, experience, language skills, and education
Here is what some CYCSU team members have said about working at CYCSU:
"I really value working at CYCSU and I have stayed all these years because I feel so much more than an employee, you are part of the family, you are a partner!”
~CYCSU RN since 2015
“I’ve worked other places and CYCSU is so organized and has so much built-in support from Admin.” ~CYCSU RN since 2018
"Our team is dedicated to working 1:1 with kids in crisis, we all are passionate and committed to the mission" ~CYCSU RN since 2014
Here is what we offer our LPTs & LVNs!!
Excellent Health Insurance for employees, partners, and dependents with low co-payments-available after only 60 days!!!Dental Insurance (PPO available) for employees, partners, and dependents with low co-paymentsPaid time off403B planFlexible schedulesTrainingUpward mobilityDiscounted gym memberships at LA Fitness & corporate discounts at CRUNCHShifts Available: Evenings, Nights, Overnights (with opportunity for day times periodically)New Alternatives, Inc. (NAI) is a large non-profit agency in San Diego and Orange County providing mental health services to the most vulnerable youth in the county. NAI operates residential programs, outpatient/crisis/behavioral programs, emergency/crisis programs, THP-TAY programs and foster family programs.
The Child and Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit (CYCSU) is an outpatient clinic with a Crisis Stabilization Unit designation. CYCSU has been the only screening and assessment LPS facility for youth in an acute psychiatric crisis in the county since 1995. Our psychiatric nurses work with youth in crisis by providing mental health care to children who are experiencing a mental health crisis, such as suicidal thoughts, self-harm, or psychosis. This program is a county-contracted program and is a 12-bed crisis stabilization unit centrally located in Hillcrest, CA. Our team of MDs, RNs, LVNs/LPTs, Clinicians, and Mental Health Aids serve youth and families in crisis while working to stabilize the crisis and discharge them to the lowest level of care possible.
LPT/ LVN duties:
1. Assessing Patients: The LPT/LVN will conduct an initial assessment of the child, including an evaluation of their mental and physical health, medical history, and any medication they are taking. They will also assess the child's current mental state and identify any symptoms of a mental health crisis.
2. Developing Discharge Plans: Based on the assessment, the LPT/LVN will work with CYCSU MDs, the child, and their family to develop a plan that addresses the child's mental health needs. The plan may include medication, therapy, and other referrals for outpatient services that will address the mental health needs post-discharge. This discharge plan may also be coordinating a transfer to an inpatient bed for higher-level treatment.
3. Monitoring Medications: If the child is prescribed medication, the team will monitor their medication regimen. They will also monitor the child for any side effects or adverse reactions to the medication as well as assess for any emergency meds necessary.
4. Collaborating with Other Healthcare Professionals: The LPT/LVN will work closely with other healthcare professionals, such as psychiatrists, social workers, and psychologists, to ensure that the child receives comprehensive and coordinated care.
5. Crisis Intervention: The LPT/LVN may also provide crisis intervention services, such as responding to suicidal ideation or self-harm behaviors.
6. Education: The LPT/LVN will educate the child and their family about mental health
conditions, treatment options, and coping strategies.
7. Documentation: The LPT/LVN will maintain detailed records of the child's treatment and progress, including assessments, treatment plans, and interventions.
8. Other duties as assigned.
Skills/Qualifications:
Candidates must be licensed in California as an LVN or LPT.Experience with youth in-crisis preferred.Schedule:
As a 24/7 program, the days/hours vary. The available shifts may include 10 or 12-hour workdays to achieve full time benefits.Weekend and overnight shifts available!!Per diem LVNs/LPTs are required to work at least 1 shift every 4 weeks to remain on-staff but we prefer a consistent weekly shift as we do not utilize a rotating schedule.\nCompany DescriptionNew Alternatives, Inc. is a private nonprofit agency that provides a wide range of services to children, youth and families in San Diego and Orange Counties. Services include residential, outpatient, day treatment and in home support services.
New Alternatives, Inc. is committed to providing Trauma Informed Care principles throughout our agency.
Mental Health Quality Assurance Auditor
New Alternatives, Inc. – Chula Vista, CA
New Alternatives, Inc. is a private nonprofit agency that provides a wide range of services to children, youth, and families in San Diego and Orange Counties. Services include residential, outpatient, day treatment and in-home support services.
Pay depends on Registration or License with the CA BBS, as well as experience.
Unlicensed/registered- 62-72K- depending on experience.
Licensed- 73-82k depending on experience
The Quality Assurance Auditor position is ideal for any candidate who works well independently and is passionate about promoting quality mental health services to our San Diego County community. This position is responsible for the monitoring of NAI’s Behavioral Health Programs’ medical record compliance, clinical documentation training, and providing informed feedback to program managers and clinical staff. The Quality Assurance Auditor works closely with program directors and assists in navigating San Diego County’s community mental health practices.
What we offer:
Excellent medical and dental benefits (low monthly costs, low co-payments!!)-Available for FT 80 or FT 60 staff!!Vacation, Sick Time; Creative schedules available that promote work-life balance.403 B Plan that allows you to save money prior to being taxed on itFamily Fit Program through LA FitnessExtensive clinical supervision and no cost training opportunities, that include CEUsMany opportunities for advancement within our agencyRaise opportunities prior to yearly anniversary datesMileage reimbursementSupportive team environmentReferral BONUSES for referrals who successfully become team members!!Responsibilities:
Evaluates medical records for accurate and complete documentation of medical necessity, treatment modalities and appropriateness of level of care.Provides feedback regarding discrepancies in documentation to clinical and administrative staffProvides staff training on a variety of topics, such as: HIPAA regulations, False Claims Act, Medi-Cal/CalAIM documentation standards.Informs clinical and medical staff of procedural changes within the system of care.Assists in the development and update of Policies and ProceduresEstablishes and maintains effective working relationships with clinical and administrative staff.Reviews monthly productivity reports.Attends County and Community Meetings.Reports to Quality Assurance DirectorSkills and Abilities:
Works well independently and in a team settingComfortable speaking in front of groupsAdaptive to fluctuation in workload and assignmentsDetail orientedFamiliar with DSM-V and ICD-10 codesComfortable working with Windows 10 and Microsoft Office suite.Comfortable with exercising appropriate clinical judgment and answering questionsRequirements:
Registered or licensed with the Board of Behavioral Sciences in one of the following disciplines: LMFT, LCSW, LPCC or AMFT, ASW, APCC, RNValid driver’s licenseFull Time Position
Monday-Friday, 8:30AM – 5PM, can be flexible
New Alternatives, Inc. is a private nonprofit agency that provides a wide range of services to children, youth and families in San Diego and Orange Counties. Services include residential, outpatient, day treatment and in home support services.
New Alternatives, Inc. is committed to providing Trauma Informed Care principles throughout our agency.
Case management / mental health worker / coach
Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS)
New Alternatives, Inc. – San Diego, CA
The TBS Coach position is a rewarding job in the mental health field where you get to play and be creative and help children and families thrive.
IF you are considering going back to school to get a Master's in Marriage & Family Therapy, Social Work or Counseling, TBS offers excellent clinical experience.
Excellent no-cost training is offered to increase your skills in behavioral support for children and families!
TBS is offering all of the above with room for advancement, flexible schedules, $22-24 to start depending on work experience, part-time hours.
Job Description
Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS) is an intensive, one-to-one, behavioral and mental health services program designed to help children, adolescents, and their caregivers implement new behavioral and positive coping strategies to reduce risk of needing a higher level of care or being hospitalized as a result of the severity of their behaviors. TBS provides coaching, case management, and parental support to these clients and families from a strength-based, trauma-informed perspective. TBS Coaches are providing services in homes, residential facilities/group homes, day treatment programs, and in some school settings.
What we offer you!
Excellent training opportunities; learn to help children develop effective strategies for coping with mental health challengesEvidenced based training and certificationsPaid masters level internships!! (depending on school requirements)Lots of room for advancement within the agencyPotential raises, within 3 and 6 months of start dateProfessional Development AssistanceRecruitment bonusesHourly wages starting at $22 per hour (or more depending on years of experience) for bilingual candidates (Spanish)Excellent mileage reimbursement, which is TAX FREE; Can range from $100-$300 in addition to your paycheck!403 B retirement planPTO timeFitness plan opportunity with discounted monthly gym membership options, home food delivery programs, etc!Flexible schedule, to work around masters program, and other jobsPosition Description
TBS Coaches work directly with referred youth and their caregivers in their living placement.Coaches implement behavioral interventions(designed in collaboration with case managers) in addition to the child's other mental health treatment and strategies with the youth and caregiver and are the essential component of TBS services.TBS Coaches work on a team composed of the youth, caregivers, TBS Case Manager, TBS Parent Partners, and the youth's primary therapist, among others.Coaches complete Medi-Cal documentation of services in an electronic health record (Smartcare)Requirements:
Bachelors DegreeDirect experience working in behavioral health, mental health, working with children or lived experience in mental healthAble and willing to travel, (with driver's license and own vehicle) with excellent (tax free!!) mileage reimbursement throughout the County of San Diego.Willing to work in the afternoons and evenings (must be able to work until at least 8:00pm on evenings worked) and at least 1 weekend day. Exact hours and days flexible and dependent on your availability.Spanish speaking is a plusJob Types: Part-time
Pay: $22-24 depending on experience working with children in mental health field
Expected hours: 15 – 25 hours per week
Benefits:
Flexible scheduleSchedule:
Choose your own hours\nCompany DescriptionNew Alternatives, Inc. is a private nonprofit agency that provides a wide range of services to children, youth and families in San Diego and Orange Counties. Services include residential, outpatient, day treatment and in home support services.
New Alternatives, Inc. is committed to providing Trauma Informed Care principles throughout our agency.
Residential Treatment Counselor (Youth Ages 11–18)
Location: Chula Vista, CA
Pay: $20.00 – $25.00/hour
Job Type: In-Person
Requirement: Bachelor's Degree OR 1 year experience working with at-risk youth in a residential setting
Shifts Available:
AM Shift: Saturday to Wednesday (7:00 AM – 3:00 PM)PM Shift: Monday-Friday 3pm -11pmTh/F 630am-430pm; Sat-Sun 2pm-12am (4 day work week, 3 days off!)Be a Mentor/Role Model
Are you bold enough to help teens rewrite their stories?
At New Alternatives, Inc., we don’t just work — we heal, guide, and empower. Our co-ed residential treatment facility in Chula Vista serves youth ages 11–18 who’ve survived trauma and are ready for something better. But they can’t do it alone — they need YOU.
This isn’t babysitting.
This is life-changing work — and we’re building a team of real ones who can stay calm in the chaos, lead with heart, and show up when it counts.
What You’ll Do
Build real connections with teens who need structure, support, and someone who believes in themTeach life skills, model emotional regulation, and be the calm during the stormLead groups, play sports, create routines, and engage in therapeutic daily livingRespond to escalations with confidence (don’t worry — we train you!)Collaborate with a team that’s just as passionate and gritty as you areGrow your clinical and leadership skills every single weekWho You Are
A natural leader with the emotional intelligence to work with youth in crisisA quick thinker who can follow structure, but also read the roomAble to set firm, healthy boundaries and still connect with empathyA team player who doesn’t back down from challengesIdeally has:o A Bachelor’s degree in psych, social work, or a related field OR
o 1+ year of experience working with at-risk teens in residential, behavioral, or educational settings
What You Get
$20–$25/hour starting pay (based on experience and education)Raise opportunities within 6 monthsFull medical & dental benefits (30+ hours/week)Paid Vacation and Sick time403(b) retirement planRapid growth opportunities – we love promoting from withinPaid internships for grad students in some programsGym membership discounts at LA Fitness & CRUNCHEndless on-the-job learning in trauma-informed care, mental health, and behavior interventionProfessional Development AssistanceLots of room for advancement within the agencyWhy This Role Matters
Our teens are navigating trauma, court systems, foster care, and more.
They need consistency, accountability, structure, and someone who doesn’t flinch when things get hard.
That could be you.
This could be your start in mental health, social work, education — or your long-term home in this mission.
Either way, it’s real work, with real impact, and real growth.
Ready to step up?
Apply now. Interviews happening this week.
Must be 21+ and able to pass background & reference checks.
Reliable transportation required.
Bilingual is a plus!
New Alternatives, Inc. is a private nonprofit agency that provides a wide range of services to children, youth and families in San Diego and Orange Counties. Services include residential, outpatient, day treatment and in home support services.
New Alternatives, Inc. is committed to providing Trauma Informed Care principles throughout our agency.
