COMPASS’ mission is to equip those it serves with the skills to become self-sufficient, productive members of their communities and society.
COMPASS specializes in providing services to youth and families that have been referred by public systems, including public school districts, and the Department of Children and Families.
Founded in 1974, COMPASS is a nonprofit organization that provides services to an at-risk population of youth, adolescents and families. We are dedicated to providing comprehensive and individualized educational, stabilization, transition, counseling, support, and enrichment services through our school-based and family-based programs. Throughout our history, we have maintained a commitment to providing the highest quality services, with an experienced, committed, and diverse staff.
We are currently hiring for:
Master Level Clinician, Community Based (BOSTON OFFICE)
COMPASS is hiring Masters-level Family Clinicians for our Comprehensive Support & Stabilization program (CSS) in our Boston office. Working as part of a team, clinicians work to improve family functioning, resolve and reduce conflicts, and serve as advocates for families. CSS works with DCF referred families.
Master Level Clinician, Community Based (Lawrence OFFICE)
COMPASS is hiring Masters-level Family Clinicians for our Comprehensive Support & Stabilization program (CSS) in our Boston office. Working as part of a team, clinicians work to improve family functioning, resolve and reduce conflicts, and serve as advocates for families. CSS works with DCF referred families.
Master Level Clinician, Community Based (WORCESTER OFFICE)
COMPASS is hiring Masters-level Family Clinicians for our Comprehensive Support & Stabilization program (CSS) in our Boston office. Working as part of a team, clinicians work to improve family functioning, resolve and reduce conflicts, and serve as advocates for families. CSS works with DCF referred families.
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER
The COMPASS School is seeking dedicated, Special Educator licensed in moderate or severe disabilities, working with elementary, middle, or high school students in all subject areas, who have emotional/behavioral disorders, along with specific learning disabilities. Students range from 6-21 years of age. Classrooms are staffed with a 6 student to 1 teacher/staff ratio. Responsibilities include teaching core subjects, implementing IEP goals and behavior plans, assessing student academic performance, completing required paperwork, and attending IEP meetings. Licensure in education or special education is required.
This is a 10 month job with opportunity for summer employment.
Please, only apply for the positions above through the links provided. Do not send us materials directly.