JOB OPENINGS AND INTERNSHIPS

Job Openings
The Kellin Foundation is launching two new big projects and we are looking for dynamic and passionate people to join our team.  

SAMHSA National Center for Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) Trauma Recovery Center
Project Description:  The Kellin Foundation is the newest community-based trauma recovery center to be an official partner and site of the national NCTSN network! We are the second site in the state of North Carolina, with Duke being the first national hub.  This project focuses on children and families who have experienced a traumatic event or are at-risk of trauma exposure. 

For this project, we are currently hiring for the following positions: 
​Clinical Team Leader
Clinician
Child and Family Advocate / Evaluation Coordinator
**PLEASE SUBMIT APPLICATIONS BY DECEMBER 2, 2018.  INTERVIEWS WILL BEGIN THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 3, 2018, AND CONTINUE UNTIL FILLED.  IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT THESE POSITIONS WILL BEGIN IN EARLY JANUARY 2019. 


Guilford Trauma Response Team - High Risk Mental Health Team
Project Description:  The purpose of the Guilford Trauma Response Team is to provide onsite evidence-based and trauma-informed mental health services to high risk and underserved crime victims at the Guilford County Family Justice Center (both Greensboro and High Point), with a particularly focus on homicide response, children who witness family violence, and grief and loss support.  

For this project, we are currently hiring for the following positions: 
Clinical Team Lead
Clinician (2) (One will be based in Greensboro and one will be based in High Point) 
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**PLEASE SUBMIT APPLICATIONS BY DECEMBER 2, 2018.  INTERVIEWS WILL BEGIN THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 3, 2018, AND CONTINUE UNTIL FILLED.  IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT THESE POSITIONS WILL BEGIN IN EARLY JANUARY 2019. 
Internships
  • Internships are currently full for Fall 2018-Spring 2019 (consideration for Summer 2019-Fall 2019 available)
The Kellin Foundation offers a variety of selective and competitive internship opportunities.  We take pride in considering our internships hands-on learning experiences. If you intern with us, you'll get a wide range of experience as well as access to staff members who can help coach you and teach you practical skills to supplement your education. A general interest in mental health is, of course, a plus in any of our positions.  Our internship opportunities are flexible to work with you.

​It is encouraged that you reach out to us early if you are interested in an internship as we often get many applications.  Opportunities are generally available year-round. Summer positions are the most popular and most competitive. 
 
Internships are available in the following areas:
  •        Mental Health and Substance Use Therapeutic Services
  •        Advocacy and Patient Navigation
  •        Case Management
  •        Development and Fundraising
  •        Digital Outreach and Engagement
  •        Web and Graphics
  •        Sales and Marketing
  •        Prevention and Community-Based Programming
 
Interested in an internship that isn’t listed above?  This list above is not exhaustive, so please contact us at kellinfoundation@gmail.com to see if we can accommodate you. ​