Jewish Family and Children's Services Jobs Hiring Now
Jewish Family and Children's Services is hiring for 13 open roles on Migrate Mate as of July 16, 2026, concentrated in customer service and healthcare administration. Migrate Mate updates Jewish Family and Children's Services's live openings daily. Jewish Family and Children's Services is a nonprofit human services organization providing case management, mental health, senior care, and employment support programs across its service communities.
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Jewish Family and Children's Services hiring data on Migrate Mate, as of July 16, 2026.
- Open jobs
- 13
- Top team
- Customer Service
- Seniority
- Mid to senior level
- Work type
- 0% remote or hybrid
- Top location
- Phoenix
Open Roles at Jewish Family and Children's Services
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- The Education Coordinator (EC) will provide academic assessment and GED instruction to youth, ages 16-24, who have dropped out of school.
- The Education Coordinator also assists with preparation for furthering education and skill development through vocational training, college, or other post-secondary opportunities.
- Youth who prefer to earn their High School Diploma online will complete academic assessments and enroll with the programs’ online school, Grad Solutions.
- Individualized educational tutoring will be provided and coordinated with volunteer tutors when necessary, to increase positive academic outcomes for all students.
- Provides case management and communicates directly and regularly with other team members, and outside agencies and services, regarding participant needs and progress in order to ensure coordinated services that best meet the participant’s needs.
- Participates in regular staff meetings, JFCS agency meetings as required, and community and client-related meetings as a representative of JFCS/JDP when appropriate.
- Participates in mandatory and ongoing program training to increase knowledge of best practices and remain compliant with funding and regulatory requirements
- EC will have working knowledge of strategies and techniques to use with youth with varying academic needs.
- Students’ academic plans and schedules are individualized.
- EC will focus on the academic test results in Math, Language Arts, Social Studies, Science and Civics.
- GED classes/tutoring are conducted in person, virtually and in non-traditional work hours and days as deemed necessary.
- Compiles data for education outcomes for grants and other requests.
- Documentation will be completed within 48 hours.
- Attendance, academic scores, 2nd & 4th qtr education performance and MSG for WIOA contract data entry are tracked.
- Provides direct service to program participants at 50% productivity target with documentation entered within 48 hours.
- Monitors academic progress through TABE testing and Pre-GED testing scores monthly.
- Assess youth progress towards completion of the GED exam on a monthly basis.
- Maintain a caseload of 25-30 successfully.
- Minimum 2 years’ teaching experience preferred.
- Experience in a Special Education academic setting or therapeutic program with young adults experiencing behavioral, emotional, and learning challenges highly desired.
- Acceptance of individual differences in people.
- Awareness of one’s capabilities and limitations.
- Ability to work independently on specific assignments.
- Ability to be flexible as specific tasks will change with the evolution of the program.
- Must have knowledge of Individualized Education Plan.
- Experience working with DCS youth a plus.
- Bi-lingual, bi-cultural a plus.
- Must have a valid driver’s license and proof of car insurance.
- Must have dependable transportation. The vehicle must have appropriate passenger restraint systems and be properly maintained.
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Level 1 Fingerprint Clearance Card without restriction(s).
- Experience with Smart Board Technology highly desired.
- Must be able to perform the essential functions of the job including prolonged sitting and in certain positions driving, lifting 20lbs, walking, standing and executing dexterity with a keyboard or smart pad.
- The Education Coordinator (EC) will provide academic assessment and GED instruction to youth, ages 16-24, who have dropped out of school.
- The Education Coordinator also assists with preparation for furthering education and skill development through vocational training, college, or other post-secondary opportunities.
- Youth who prefer to earn their High School Diploma online will complete academic assessments and enroll with the programs’ online school, Grad Solutions.
- Individualized educational tutoring will be provided and coordinated with volunteer tutors when necessary, to increase positive academic outcomes for all students.
- Provides case management and communicates directly and regularly with other team members, and outside agencies and services, regarding participant needs and progress in order to ensure coordinated services that best meet the participant’s needs.
- Participates in regular staff meetings, JFCS agency meetings as required, and community and client-related meetings as a representative of JFCS/JDP when appropriate.
- Participates in mandatory and ongoing program training to increase knowledge of best practices and remain compliant with funding and regulatory requirements
- EC will have working knowledge of strategies and techniques to use with youth with varying academic needs.
- Students’ academic plans and schedules are individualized.
- EC will focus on the academic test results in Math, Language Arts, Social Studies, Science and Civics.
- GED classes/tutoring are conducted in person, virtually and in non-traditional work hours and days as deemed necessary.
- Compiles data for education outcomes for grants and other requests.
- Documentation will be completed within 48 hours.
- Attendance, academic scores, 2nd & 4th qtr education performance and MSG for WIOA contract data entry are tracked.
- Provides direct service to program participants at 50% productivity target with documentation entered within 48 hours.
- Monitors academic progress through TABE testing and Pre-GED testing scores monthly.
- Assess youth progress towards completion of the GED exam on a monthly basis.
- Maintain a caseload of 25-30 successfully.
- Minimum 2 years’ teaching experience preferred.
- Experience in a Special Education academic setting or therapeutic program with young adults experiencing behavioral, emotional, and learning challenges highly desired.
- Acceptance of individual differences in people.
- Awareness of one’s capabilities and limitations.
- Ability to work independently on specific assignments.
- Ability to be flexible as specific tasks will change with the evolution of the program.
- Must have knowledge of Individualized Education Plan.
- Experience working with DCS youth a plus.
- Bi-lingual, bi-cultural a plus.
- Must have a valid driver’s license and proof of car insurance.
- Must have dependable transportation. The vehicle must have appropriate passenger restraint systems and be properly maintained.
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Level 1 Fingerprint Clearance Card without restriction(s).
- Experience with Smart Board Technology highly desired.
- Must be able to perform the essential functions of the job including prolonged sitting and in certain positions driving, lifting 20lbs, walking, standing and executing dexterity with a keyboard or smart pad.
Job Roles at Jewish Family and Children's Services
Working at Jewish Family and Children's Services
Jewish Family and Children's Services's 13 open roles are mid to senior level, and about 0% are remote or hybrid. The most active teams are customer service, healthcare administration, and program management. Jewish Family and Children's Services is a nonprofit organization delivering social services that span behavioral health, senior assistance, shelter support, and workforce development. Staff roles range from direct-service positions such as case managers and clinicians to program coordination and community outreach. Most Jewish Family and Children's Services roles are based in Phoenix, with some in San Francisco and Mesa.
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How many jobs is Jewish Family and Children's Services hiring for right now?
Jewish Family and Children's Services is hiring for 13 open roles on Migrate Mate as of July 16, 2026, updated daily, concentrated in customer service and healthcare administration. Openings span case management, clinical services, program coordination, and support roles across its service areas.
What kinds of roles does Jewish Family and Children's Services hire for?
The most active teams are customer service, healthcare administration, and program management. Jewish Family and Children's Services typically hires for case managers, licensed clinicians, rehabilitation specialists, program managers, and client-facing support roles in areas such as senior care, shelter services, and workforce development. Most postings are mid to senior level, though part-time and entry-level positions appear regularly.
Are Jewish Family and Children's Services jobs remote or in-person?
Mostly on-site. About 0% of Jewish Family and Children's Services's open roles on Migrate Mate are remote or hybrid as of July 16, 2026, with the rest based in Phoenix. Each Jewish Family and Children's Services listing shows its work location so you can filter before applying.
How do I apply to a job at Jewish Family and Children's Services?
Find a Jewish Family and Children's Services role on Migrate Mate, then follow the listing through to Jewish Family and Children's Services' own careers page to submit your application directly. Jewish Family and Children's Services manages its own hiring process, including interviews and offers, independently of Migrate Mate.
Does Jewish Family and Children's Services hire entry-level?
Most of Jewish Family and Children's Services's open roles on Migrate Mate are mid to senior level as of July 16, 2026. Entry-level openings are limited. Check individual Jewish Family and Children's Services listings for stated experience requirements.
Where is Jewish Family and Children's Services hiring?
Most Jewish Family and Children's Services roles are based in Phoenix, with some in San Francisco and Mesa, and about 0% offer remote or hybrid work as of July 16, 2026. Migrate Mate shows the location on each listing.