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Now Hiring!!

The FERC is looking for a Family Advocate and a Clerk Receptionist and it might be YOU!!

Receptionist: The Clerk Receptionist will be the first point of contact for walk-in clients in the FERC office. He or she will receive visitors; answer the main business line; receive and appropriately distribute mail. FERC works with family members who are caring for someone with a serious mental health challenge. If that is good for you and you can work with people of diverse backgrounds and cultures, this could be just the job for you. Link here for the application and description.

Family Advocate: If you are, or have been, a family member/primary caregiver responsible for, or closely involved in the life of a loved one with a serious mental illness or emotional disturbance (adult or child) whether biologically related or not, The Mental Health Association of Alameda County encourages you to apply for a full time, benefitted position currently available with its program. Seeking persons with ‘PERSONAL LIVED EXPERIENCE’ that now drives their passion for serving other family members/caregivers needing hope and support. No ‘on the job’ experience in the mental health field is required

For further information and application, please link to here.

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