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The Psychiatric Social Worker provides community consultations, groups, workshops, and outreach to enhance student wellbeing, fostering collaborative relationships, and maintaining a safe campus environment.
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Approved by the board as a Supervisee in Social Work. Compensation: This is a Fee for Service position, earning potential is $45,000 - $55,000 (could vary based on # of sessions and bonus opportunities.
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Make reports to the principal relative to student injuries, hazardous or dangerous conditions prevailing where students are engaged in activities known or suspected child abuse, and other areas that normally concern the teacher and school officials.
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Degree must be in Computer Science, Engineering, Physical Science, Mathematics, or a related STEM technical field (e.g., Computer Security, Networking, Information Technology, or Computer Information Systems.
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The Social Media Coordinator assists in telling the story of the College across our five social media channels: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and TikTok. Reporting to the Associate Director of Social and New Media, the Social Media Coordinator will create content for and support the day-to-day operations of the social media program.
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