Job Opportunities

With a multi-disciplinary professional staff of over 150, South Community provides numerous clinical and professional career opportunities. South Community invests in staff development by providing a number of training opportunities throughout the year.

We offer full-time, part-time and temporary positions and provide an excellent benefit package. The qualifications vary, depending on the type of position.

Listed below are the current available positions. If you are responding to a position by email, be sure to put the POSITION TITLE in the subject line of the email. Submit current resume to:

Team Leader - Adult Community Psychiatric Support

Provide community psychiatric support interventions to clients 18 years of age and older with multiple service needs as thy meet their goals on their path to recovery. Provide mentoring and direction to CPST staff under the direct supervision of the Adult CPST Program Manager. Represent the program and the agency in the community and to outside agencies.

Bachelor’s degree in a mental health related field with experience. Must be licensed as an LSW or PC by the State of Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapy Board. Access to an operational vehicle, full auto insurance coverage and a valid driver’s license is required. Please send your resume and letter of interest to:

Community Psychiatric Support Specialist

Serve the SMD adult population by closely monitoring the continued treatment, taking of prescribed medications and assisting these individuals in the recovery process.

Requires Associates or Bachelors degree in human services field with prior work-related experience. Licensed through the State of Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapy Board preferred. Access to an operational vehicle with valid driver’s license and full auto coverage are required. Please send your resume and letter of interest to:

Youth Community Psychiatric Support Specialist

Provide coordination and ongoing assessment of needs of children and families by developing and monitoring overall service delivery, including medication management. Provide intervention and collaborate with medical staff and various community agencies to assist children and families in reaching mental health goals.

Associates or Bachelor’s degree in human service field; Ohio license preferred; experience providing services to children and families preferred; access to an operational vehicle with full coverage insurance required; valid driver’s license required with no more than 3 points.

ACT CPSS/LPN

Be a part of a multidisciplinary team providing community based treatment to adults with severe and persistent mental illness not reached by traditional services. The general responsibility of the position is to provide case management intervention and in addition to assist the RN in coordinating and providing medical related services.

Required an Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in the Human Services field and State of Ohio license as an LPN, access to an operational vehicle and a valid driver’s license.

Nursing Opportunities

Tired of working 12 hours shifts, evenings, weekends, holidays? Do you like challenges and long for an environment that supports professional and personal growth? South Community has nursing positions that could fit your needs.

Psychiatric nursing experience is preferred but not necessary. If you are a new graduate or a nurse looking to switch specialties, our staff of psychiatrists, RNs and APRN would be happy to provide a supportive environment to get you acclimated. Must have a valid, unrestricted Ohio nursing license. Please forward your letter of interest and resume to:

South Community is a Teaching Facility

South Community has a long-standing Educational Affiliation Agreement with Wright State University's School of Professional Psychology. Four (4) Doctoral Students and two (2) Doctoral Interns, under the on-site supervision of Dr. Scott Fraser, have developed a Brief Therapy Project for creating episodes of care for consumers. This project includes training our staff as well. Episodes of care, psychological testing and Mindfulness groups all enhance clinical care for consumers by staff and students. Our consumers benefit from these experiences and the Brief Therapy Project enhances the continuum of services we are able to offer our consumers.

South Community, as a teaching facility, trains over twenty-five (25) students per year from local universities and colleges including the University of Dayton, Sinclair Community College, University of Cincinnati, Cedarville College, Capitol University, Ohio University and Wright State University at all levels - mental health technicians to medical doctors.

Student Partnerships

South Community offers opportunities for practiums and internships for students in counseling, social work or related fields.  We have worked in partnership with many of the local colleges and university for many years.  If you are a student working toward an associate, bachelor, master or doctorate degree and would like further information, please contact our Human Resources Department at email address hr@southcommunity.com