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Job Description Apply Directly: h At Community Hospice & Health Services and its affiliates, Community Hospice & Health Services Foundation, and CHI Management, Inc. (herein referred to collectively as “CHHS”) you will find a family-based and compassionate work environment. Our goal is to provide a wonderful work experience that allows our employees to thrive by feeling engaged and fulfilled each day. CHHS is the largest and oldest nonprofit hospice, palliative care, and support services provider in the Central Valley. We are proud to indicate that CHHS has been supporting and providing compassionate and quality services to our community since 1979. Our mission is to embrace individuals and families facing life-changing journeys, enhancing quality of life for all. CHHS is accredited by Community Health Accredited Program (CHAP). SUMMARY: As a member of the multidisciplinary team, the Hospice Aide works under the direction of the Patient Care Manager and the supervision of the registered nurse/case manager in the provision of personal care, in order to maximize the comfort and quality of life of patients and families. Responsible for providing supportive care in accordance with the plan of care and Community Hospice & Health Services (CHHS) policies and procedures. RESPONSIBILITIES: • Assists with environmental services such as housekeeping and homemaking services to preserve a safe, sanitary home and to enhance quality of life in accordance with the CHHA assignment and the hospice plan of care., • Assists the patient with personal care and supportive services in accordance with the CHHA assignment and the hospice plan of care., • Communicate with other hospice team members as needed to report patient changes and needs and requested changes in the care assignment related to patient changes., • Submits visit notes and timesheets in a timely manner., • Cooperates with regulatory requirements for supervisory visits by the case manager., • Communicates expected arrival times to patient and family on scheduled day., • Attends regularly scheduled care conferences (IDT) to review cases, problem-solve and cover unique issues, share professional support and exchange feedback aimed toward enhancing professional growth., • Attends death events and provide appropriate support at time of death, as requested., • Participation in Community Hospice & Health Services orientation of students., • Participates in in-services, workshops, and clinical meetings to promote professional growth and understanding of hospice care., • Follows all Community Hospice & Health Services policies and procedures including, but not limited to, safety, infection control, privacy, confidentiality, and HIPAA., • Maturity and ability to cope with the demands of the job., • Empathetic attitude toward the care and needs of the terminal patient and their family., • Able to recognize and follow healthy emotional boundaries., • Ability to work in a dynamic, rapidly changing environment., • Excellent verbal communication skills., • Ability to follow written directions and to document care accurately., • Experience in providing homemaking and personal care services in the home setting highly desirable., • Must have worked in the past 24 consecutive months for compensation., • Ability to read and write., • Possesses and maintains current CPR certification., • Valid California Home Health Aide Certificate must be maintained at all times., • Valid Driver’s License must be maintained at all times., • Valid California Auto Insurance must be maintained at all times. WORK ENVIRONMENT: The main environment for this position is in the patients' homes, which vary in levels of cleanliness, accessibility, and climate control. The employee may be exposed to virus, disease and infection from patients. The employee may experience situations, with emotionally disturbed, substance abuse, serious illness, and deceased patients. While performing the duties of this position, the employee will travel by automobile and is exposed to changing weather conditions. WORK SCHEDULE: Position is regular full-time required to work a regularly scheduled 40-hour workweek, with overtime required to meet patient needs. Position may also require rotating weekends and holidays, positions may be occasionally utilized, if justified by department needs.

Description: Vivalon is a Marin-based nonprofit that has been serving the community for over 71 years. Our Vivalon Rides division proudly serves five counties, providing safe and reliable transportation for adults with developmental disabilities. We foster a collaborative, mission-driven environment where your work directly impacts the well-being of our employees and the communities we serve. We are looking to hire a Transportation Supervisor for our Modesto operation. This supervisor is the first line of management for our driver workforce and will supervise a designated group of drivers. Responsibilities include performance coaching, performance evaluations, training, appreciation, and recognition. This Driver Supervisor must have a commercial driver's license and experience overseeing drivers. Requirements: The following skills and experience are qualifications for this job: • Leadership and supervisory experience., • Transportation operational experience., • Knowledge of ADA policies and regulations., • Knowledge of Vivalon service areas and Service Contract requirements is desired., • Knowledge of applicable State and Federal work and passenger bus safety rules & regulations., • Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, especially Word, Excel, and Outlook., • $26 - $36/hour depending on experience., • We offer a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, chiropractic, life, retirement, paid time off, holidays, and more. Join us and enjoy competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and abundant opportunities for professional growth. Vivalon is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. PI8e1f115c6120-26276-39323175

Job DescriptionDescription: Vivalon Rides is Hiring Shuttle Bus Drivers for Modesto Routes! Join a mission-driven team at Vivalon, a trusted nonprofit serving the community for over 70 years. We’ve been honored ten times as one of the Best Places to Work in the North Bay, and in 2025, we were named Best Social Organization by the Marin Independent Journal! Why Drive with Vivalon? • Earn up to $24.75/hour (based on experience and license type), • $500 bonus provided after successfully completing 30 days of employment, • Paid training provided, • Full benefits package, • Consistent daytime schedule: Monday–Friday, no weekends or evenings Requirements: Qualifications/Requirements: • Completion of paid training with full attendance, • A valid California Commercial Driver's License (CDL) with Passenger (P) endorsement, • Upon hire, we will provide training for you to earn a DMV credential (VDDP Certificate) to drive developmentally disabled persons (VDDP) within 60 days. This credentialing requires a comprehensive background review and requires an interview by the CHP. Continued employment is dependent upon successful completion of this, • Friendly, reliable, and committed to excellent customer service, • Clean driving record and valid California Driver’s License, • Physically able to kneel, bend, secure wheelchairs, and assist passengers, • Availability for training in Ceres, CA, typically 8:00 AM–5:00 PM for 8 business days, • One professional reference required, • $22.50 - $24.75/hour depending on experience Vivalon is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. PIfe8ca0b14767-25405-31728560

Job Description Apply Directly at: At Community Hospice & Health Services and its affiliates, Community Hospice & Health Services Foundation, and CHI Management, Inc. (herein referred to collectively as “CHHS”) you will find a family-based and compassionate work environment. Our goal is to provide a wonderful work experience that allows our employees to thrive by feeling engaged and fulfilled each day. CHHS is the largest and oldest nonprofit hospice, palliative care, and support services provider in the Central Valley. We are proud to indicate that CHHS has been supporting and providing compassionate and quality services to our community since 1979. Our mission is to embrace individuals and families facing life-changing journeys, enhancing quality of life for all. CHHS is accredited by Community Health Accredited Program (CHAP). REPORTS TO: Chief Clinical Officer (CCO)/Hospice Medical Director SUMMARY: The Nurse Practitioner (NP) functions independently as an advanced nursing professional, assessing the patient to identify pain and palliative care needs, creates and modifies a plan of care, makes appropriate referrals, provides patient and family education, monitors patient status, and evaluates the effectiveness of the established plan of care. The NP serves as a resource for medical and nursing staff and works collaboratively to develop and implement quality care, that is cost effective and regulatory compliant. RESPONSIBILITIES: • Responsible for consultation with the patient’s primary care and/or attending physician regarding pain and symptom management related to the overall plan of care. Also responsible for prescribing appropriate medications as needed under the direction of the hospice Medical Director., • Responsible to visit patients of all ages, (including the pediatric patient) in their homes, inpatient hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, residential care facilities, and at the Alexander Cohen Hospice House (ACHH) as needed to evaluate status of patients related to their plan of care., • Responsible for patient visits to assist hospice Medical Director in determining patients’ eligibility for recertification for hospice care based upon continuing physical decline., • Responsible for serving as a resource, providing education and consultation to the clinical teams as well as to those partners in referring organizations., • Responsible to render the necessary medical management of the patient’s care related to the terminal illness to ensure development, updating, and implementation of the plan of care and that all services are provided in accordance with the plan of care and the patient’s needs at all times and in all settings. NP has employee/employer relationship with Community Hospice & Health Services and, as such, Community Hospice & Health Services retains the right to bill and retain payment for all appropriate billable visits., • Responsible to serve on such committees and projects as assigned by the Medical Director and/or CCO to develop, implement, monitor, and improve the quality, efficiency, and effectiveness of hospice services., • Responsible for being available to participate in an NP on-call rotation, as assigned., • Must maintain NP license in accordance with federal, state and local laws, and must act only within the scope of his or her state license. All personnel qualifications must be kept current at all times., • Follows all Community Hospice & Health Services policies and procedures including, but not limited to, safety, infection control, privacy and confidentiality, and HIPAA. SUCCESS FACTORS: • Excellent written and oral communication skills, including the ability to communicate complex terms and abstract concepts to patients, their families, and hospice staff., • Excellent interpersonal skills with patients, their families, hospice staff, community physicians, and other community medical providers., • Ability to function as part of an interdisciplinary team with other professionals in medical, psychosocial, and spiritual care specialties., • Ability to drive to hospice patients’ homes and to provide care for patients within their homes., • Physical ability to read data visually from a CRT/VDT screen and a pager or other text messaging device, to operate a standard computer terminal, to operate a standard multi-line, desktop telephone unit, and to operate a wireless telephone., • Demonstrates advanced clinical judgment and decision making based on expert knowledge and skill in the assessment, diagnosis, planning, and management of complex human responses to terminal illness. QUALIFICATIONS: • Must be a NP currently licensed to work in the State of California., • Specialization certification in Family Medicine, Pediatrics or Geriatric Medicine is preferred., • Hands-on experience in hospice and palliative care is preferred., • Knowledgeable with respect to the philosophy of hospice and the medical aspects of hospice care., • Current BLS card, valid California driver’s license and current automobile insurance. WORK ENVIRONMENT: The main environment for this position is in the patients' homes, which vary in levels of cleanliness, accessibility, and climate control. The employee may be exposed to virus, disease and infection from patients. The employee may experience situations, with emotionally disturbed, substance abuse, serious illness, and deceased patients. While performing the duties of this position, the employee will travel by automobile and is exposed to changing weather conditions. WORK SCHEDULE: Full-time positions (30 – 40 hours per week) Part-time positions (20 – 31 hours per week) or per diem positions (up to 19 hours per week). Position may require on-call time (days/nights/weekends/holidays), rotating weekends and holidays. Company DescriptionApply directly: Apply Directly: directly: Apply Directly:

Job Description Licensed Clinical Social Worker license preferred or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Apply directly by coping this weblink: This position is based in Modesto, CA. Job Title: Mental Health Services Program Manager At Community Hospice & Health Services and its affiliates, Community Hospice & Health Services Foundation, and CHI Management, Inc. (herein referred to collectively as “CHHS”) you will find a family-based and compassionate work environment. Our goal is to provide a wonderful work experience that allows our employees to thrive by feeling engaged and fulfilled each day. CHHS is the largest and oldest nonprofit hospice, palliative care, and support services provider in the Central Valley. We are proud to indicate that CHHS has been supporting and providing compassionate and quality services to our community since 1979. Our mission is to embrace individuals and families facing life-changing journeys, enhancing quality of life for all. CHHS is accredited by Community Health Accredited Program (CHAP). REPORTS TO: Director of Strategic Development SUPERVISES: Mental Health Clinicians, Program Coordinator, Administrative Support, Volunteer Facilitators, and Interns. POSITION SUMMARY: The Mental Health Services Program Manager is responsible for the overall planning, development, implementation, management and evaluation of the Hope Counseling and Children’s Grief Support Program. RESPONSIBILITIES: • Provides leadership and oversight of Hope Counseling and Children’s Grief Support Program which includes budget preparation, adherence to policies and procedures, service delivery, quality improvement, and compliance with state and federal regulations including provider credentialing. Manages the training, supervising and evaluating of program personnel. Ensures appropriate service delivery, engages in continuous quality improvement and proposes new efficiencies which best meet the needs of CHHS clients. Participates in CHHS policy and procedure development, attends monthly staff meetings. Presents a monthly program statistical report to Director of Strategic Development., • Carries a partial case load of Hope Counseling clients to support productivity that is billable up to 50% of total work time., • Responsible for the Children’s Grief Support Program growth into additional schools and surrounding communities. Assist with contract management, including negotiations with school district personnel. Develops new or revised services to best meet the needs of CHHS clients. Ensures appropriate volunteer facilitator training for the provision of quality services., • Reviews Hope Counseling documentation of assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, contracts and grant reports. Works in collaboration with leadership to develop a plan for evolving Hope Counseling program., • Provides information to individuals and community groups about Hope Counseling and the Children’s Grief Support Program and opportunities. Serves as a CHHS public resource as a speaker, trainer and presenter., • Performs other duties as assigned by the Director of Strategic Development., • Observes all CHHS policies and procedures and safety requirements as outlined in adopted policies and procedures as well as the Injury and Illness Policy., • Maintains a professional appearance of self and work area; exhibits appropriate behavior with clients and staff, i.e. respectful, courteous, supportive, and professional at all times. SUCCESS FACTORS: • Knowledge of mental health regulatory requirements., • Ability to adhere to and ensure compliance with CHHS policies and procedures, Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) requirements for mental health providers, and HIPAA policies., • Ability to communicate on a professional level in both written and verbal forms., • Ability to handle confidential information and disseminate appropriate information to employees, volunteers, and other departments., • Ability to identify and resolve routine and non-routine problems., • Ability to be self-motivated and work independently., • Ability to work in a high stress environment and maintain a positive work attitude while working with clients, staff, and the community. QUALIFICATIONS: • Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) CA professional license is required., • At least two years of experience providing mental health services and/or bereavement., • Computer data entry and database maintenance skills required., • At least one year of supervisory experience., • Bi-lingual in Spanish/English is preferred., • Experience working with volunteers is preferred., • Possess a philosophical stance compatible with hospice and palliative care ideals., • Possess public speaking skills., • Demonstrates good communication and interpersonal skills., • Ability to work in a supportive manner in a team setting., • Self-motivated and able to work independently., • Possesses a valid California driver’s license, reliable transportation, and current auto insurance. WORK ENVIRONMENT: This position works in an office environment using a computer and general office equipment as well as on site on school grounds. WORK SCHEDULE: This position is full-time regular exempt position required to work 40-hours per week. Work hours are scheduled during regular business operation periods to manage the program appropriately. When needed, extra work time may be needed depending on organization needs.

Job Description Apply Directly: At Community Hospice & Health Services and its affiliates, Community Hospice & Health Services Foundation, and CHI Management, Inc. (herein referred to collectively as “CHHS”) you will find a family-based and compassionate work environment. Our goal is to provide a wonderful work experience that allows our employees to thrive by feeling engaged and fulfilled each day. CHHS is the largest and oldest nonprofit hospice and community-based palliative care provider in the Central Valley. We are proud to indicate that CHHS has been supporting and providing compassionate and quality services to our community since 1979. Our mission is to embrace individuals and families facing life-changing journeys, enhancing quality of life for all. CHHS is accredited by CHAP (Community Health Accredited Program). Department: Patient Care Services REPORTS TO: Patient Care Manager SUMMARY: As a member of the interdisciplinary team, the LVN works under the general direction of the Patient Care Manager and the Registered Nurse to gather patient information and to provide treatments and care within their scope of practice in order to maximize the comfort and health of patients and families. The Triage LVN engages and works will all patients and teams including outpatient teams and the In-Patient Unit providing quality patient care and supporting hospice education to patients and families, including a comprehensive explanation of the hospice benefit and informed consent. RESPONSIBILITIES: • Perform home visits to gather patient/family information for the RN Case Manager and provide teaching and perform patient care tasks and treatments under the direction of the RN Case Manager or Patient Care Manager., • Maintain regular communication to RN Case Manager and/or Patient Care Manager and keep informed of significant patient changes and any unusual problematic patient/family issues., • Participate in in-services, workshops, and clinical meetings to promote professional growth and understanding of hospice care., • Visit Notes will be submitted in a timely manner., • Cooperate with regulatory requirements for supervisory visits by the RN case manager., • Follows all Community Hospice & Health Services policies and procedures including, but not limited to, safety, infection control, privacy and confidentiality, and HIPAA., • Must maintain LVN license in accordance with federal, state and local laws and must act only within the scope of his or her state license. All personnel qualifications must be kept current at all times., • Responsible to make triage calls/visits as assigned during scheduled work hours., • Initiate communication with attending physicians, other hospice team members and other community agencies as needed to coordinate optimal care and use of resources for patient/family., • Provides an explanation of the hospice benefit, informed consent for hospice services, collects initial information to support the Admission RN in completing the initial admission assessment, while reinforcing the education patient/family has received regarding the scope of the hospice care and the role of the hospice care team members., • Maintains a professional appearance of self and working area; exhibits appropriate behavior with patients and families, i.e., courteous, thoughtful and professional at all times., • Participate in quality improvement efforts as assigned by the Patient Care Manager., • All other duties as assigned by the Patient Care Manager. SUCCESS FACTORS: • Customer service orientation. Understanding of the concept of internal and external customers., • Observant and detail oriented. Able to see changes in patient condition, document them accurately, and report them promptly., • Able to work in fast paced, emotional environment., • Able to visit patients in any environment and provide care in a nonjudgmental manner., • Able to tolerate frequent changes in schedules and plans., • Team player. Considers the needs of all patients and families assigned to the team. Offers to help coworkers., • Ability to work with an interdisciplinary team. QUALIFICATIONS: • Graduation of an accredited school of nursing LVN program., • One-year current LVN experience., • Wound and skin care experience highly desirable., • Current California LVN license., • Current California driver’s license and automobile insurance., • Possesses and maintains current CPR certification. WORK ENVIRONMENT: The main environment for this position is in the patients' homes, which vary in levels of cleanliness, accessibility, and climate control. The employee may be exposed to virus, disease and infection from patients. The employee may experience situations, with emotionally disturbed, substance abuse, serious illness, and deceased patients. While performing the duties of this position, the employee will travel by automobile and is exposed to changing weather conditions. WORK SCHEDULE: Position is Full-time, required to work a regularly scheduled 40-hour workweek, with overtime required to meet patient needs. Part-time and per diem positions may be used to meet patient needs. Position may also require rotating weekends and holidays. Company DescriptionApply directly: Apply Directly: directly: Apply Directly:

Job Description About BEAM Circular: BEAM Circular is unlocking the power of communities to transform waste into opportunity by building a vibrant regional ecosystem for the circular bioeconomy in California’s agricultural heartland. Anchored in the North San Joaquin Valley, we are facilitating collaboration through the BioEconomy, Agriculture, & Manufacturing (BEAM) Initiative to scale the most promising innovations in bioindustrial manufacturing. Our work includes public-private projects and programs in the areas of innovation, access to capital, infrastructure, talent development, and cross-cutting partnerships to advance economic and environmental value for local communities. We have a dynamic, mission-driven team and are looking for partners to join us who believe in rolling up their sleeves to contribute to a bold vision, who have a results-oriented, “get things done” mentality, who lead with curiosity, collaboration, and kindness; and who are dedicated to positive impact for people and the planet. BEAM Circular is committed to building a diverse and inclusive team and encourages individuals identifying with any race, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, national origin, and abilities to apply. Position Summary: The Chief Operating Officer (COO) serves as BEAM Circular’s senior internal leader and organizational integrator. The COO is responsible for translating BEAM’s strategy into effective execution by overseeing organizational operations, performance management, and internal systems. Working in close partnership with the Chief Executive Officer, the COO ensures that BEAM’s programs, operations, and teams are aligned, well-resourced, and delivering results. This role is designed to strengthen internal coordination and accountability, enabling the CEO to focus on external strategy, partnerships, and fundraising as BEAM enters its next phase of growth. Requirements Essential Functions, Duties, and Responsibilities: Organizational Leadership and Integration • Serve as a strategic partner to the CEO in operationalizing BEAM’s mission, vision, and strategic priorities., • Translate organizational strategy into clear annual and quarterly work plans with measurable goals and timelines., • Drive cross-functional decision-making to align programs, operations, and finance with external-facing initiatives, funding requirements, and long-term organizational strategy., • Oversee organizational operations, including finance, human resources, legal compliance, and internal policies, in partnership with the Senior Director of Finance & Operations., • Ensure sound financial management, internal controls, and compliance with nonprofit and grant requirements., • Oversee grants management systems, reporting processes, and contract administration., • Establish and oversee systems for performance tracking, impact measurement, and organizational learning., • Lead regular internal planning, performance review, and accountability processes., • Foster a collaborative, inclusive, and high-performing organizational culture., • Support professional development and capacity-building across teams., • Act as the CEO’s primary internal proxy for day-to-day organizational leadership., • Collaborate closely with the Leadership Team to ensure strong internal support and execution., • May drive on company business., • Comply with all BEAM Circular policies and procedures, including but not limited to workplace safety, reporting work-related injuries, Infection Control, and preventing potential safety risks for staff, clients, and others., • The list of job duties and requirements is not all-inclusive. Management, at its discretion, may assign additional duties. Education and Experience: Education - Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree preferred, or equivalent professional experience. Educational background or professional experience in fields aligned with the circular bioeconomy strongly preferred, including biotechnology, manufacturing, sustainability, agriculture, or related disciplines. Experience - Minimum of 10 years of progressively responsible leadership experience, including senior-level management of complex organizations, initiatives, or portfolios. Experience spanning both nonprofit and private sector environments is highly valued. Experience supporting organizational growth, systems-building, and scaling initiatives preferred. Prior responsibility for managing significant philanthropic funding and or public-sector grants strongly preferred. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: • Deep expertise in nonprofit and mission-driven operations, including governance, financial management, compliance, and regulatory oversight, with a demonstrated ability to oversee core functions such as operations, finance, and cross-functional teams., • Proven experience navigating public-sector and multi-sector environments, including public-private partnerships, stakeholder alignment, collaborative governance structures, and exposure to impact investing and blended capital models., • Strong understanding of early-stage and growth-oriented organizational dynamics, including resource constraints, systems development, and the ability to scale operations while maintaining discipline and focus., • Demonstrated strategic and operational leadership capability, with the ability to translate organizational vision into executable strategies, prioritized initiatives, and measurable outcomes in complex environments., • Advanced prioritization, execution, and decision-making skills, enabling effective leadership across multiple initiatives and cross-functional teams in fast-evolving contexts., • Exceptional interpersonal, communication, and collaboration skills, with the ability to influence, align, and engage diverse stakeholders, partners, and communities across sectors., • Indoors in a typical office environment approximately ninety-five percent (95%) of the time., • Frequent computer use at the workstation for up to eight hours., • Frequently work at a fast pace with unscheduled interruptions., • Ability to walk, reach, sit, stand, stoop, crouch, and climb stairs., • Ability to move, carry, push, pull, and lift up to 20 pounds., • Dexterity of hands and fingers to operate a computer keyboard., • The ability to observe details at close range (within a few feet of the observer)., • Ability to communicate information and ideas in English so others will understand., • Must be able to exchange accurate information. Compensation: • Pay based on experience. Salary range is $160,000 - $185,000, with a competitive benefits package., • Position based in Modesto, CA. Hybrid work arrangements may be permitted.

Job Description About BEAM Circular: BEAM Circular is unlocking the power of communities to transform waste into opportunity by building a vibrant regional ecosystem for the circular bioeconomy in California’s agricultural heartland. Anchored in the North San Joaquin Valley, we are facilitating collaboration through the BioEconomy, Agriculture, & Manufacturing (BEAM) Initiative to scale the most promising innovations in bioindustrial manufacturing. Our work includes public-private projects and programs in the areas of innovation, access to capital, infrastructure, talent development, and cross-cutting partnerships to advance economic and environmental value for local communities. BEAM Circular was launched in January 2023, catalyzed by the Stanislaus 2030 inclusive economic development planning process. Together with local communities and a growing network of state and national collaborators, we are aligning resources and partnerships to make the North San Joaquin Valley a global hub for solutions at the intersections of food and agriculture, climate, biotechnology, and economic inclusion. We have a dynamic, mission-driven team and are looking for partners to join us who believe in rolling up their sleeves to contribute to a bold vision; who have a results-oriented, “get things done” mentality; who lead with curiosity, collaboration, and kindness; and who are dedicated to positive impact for people and the planet. BEAM Circular is committed to building a diverse and inclusive team and encourages individuals identifying with any race, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, national origin, and abilities to apply. Position Summary: BEAM Circular is looking for a Finance and Operations Director to lead the financial and operational processes for BEAM Circular. As an integral member of the BEAM Circular leadership team, the Director of Finance and Operations will build and implement BEAM Circular’s accounting and budgeting systems, grants management and reporting, vendor management, as well as support human resources, legal, facilities, and IT operations. The Director’s responsibilities will require strong experience in compliance with public grants and interest in launching relevant systems in a fast-moving start-up environment. The Director will report to the Chief Operating Officer of BEAM Circular. Essential Functions: Accounting • Maintain and continuously improve fund accounting policies, procedures, and internal controls, • Oversee end-to-end accounting operations, including:, • Vendor management (sourcing, onboarding, bill processing, and payments), • Period-end close (month, quarter, and year-end), including review of reconciliations, accruals, and journal entries, • Ensure accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of all financial transactions and reporting, • Lead audit and tax processes, including preparation, documentation, and coordination with external auditors and tax partners, • Select, implement, and optimize accounting systems to support fund accounting and grant tracking, • Oversee and review:, • Grant invoicing and revenue recognition processes, • Payroll processes, including time tracking, allocations, and system entries, • Own and maintain a three-year rolling budget and financial forecast, • Review monthly actuals and update projections based on programmatic spending and revenue timing, • Provide financial insights and scenario analysis to support executive decision-making, • Support the BEAM team in grant application development, including budgets and financial narratives, • Oversee grants management processes, including:, • Preparation and submission of grant invoices in accordance with funding requirements, • Preparation and review of grant reports to ensure accuracy and compliance, • Development and maintenance of a centralized compliance tracking system, • Design and implementation of processes to ensure adherence to grant requirements, • Work with the CEO and COO to implement and maintain adequate risk management practices, • Ensure appropriate insurance coverage and organizational compliance with regulatory and funder requirements, • Supervise Finance and Operations support staff members and contractors, including:, • Grants & Contracts Manager, • Operations Associate, • Various contractors and vendors, • Establish clear roles, workflows, and accountability across finance and grants functions, • Oversee the end-to-end human resources processes such as recruiting, onboarding, performance management, and offboarding of employees, • Create vendor contracts and work with the CEO and the organization attorneys on any legal related matters, • Oversee the facilities and office management activities, such as procuring any office related furniture, equipment, supplies, and services. Oversee the Administrative Associate staff. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: • At least 10 years of experience in program management and administration, financial management, award contractual compliance, sub-award management, and tracking project performance and costs via specific funding streams, • Experience with grants management, especially with state and federal funding and their rules and regulations, • Demonstrated ability to launch financial systems in a lean, start-up environment, • Demonstrated ability to develop new policies and procedures, protocols, agreements in line with team, program, and organizational goals, • Demonstrated ability to summarize and communicate complicated technical content to internal colleagues, funders, board members, and other key stakeholders, • Excellent tracking and managing of details in budgets, grants, and contracts, • Strong command of accounting concepts, including the role of the general ledger and chart of accounts, differences between accrual and cash methods, creating an audit trail, and operating internal controls, • Strong understanding of award accounting principles and an ability to understand complex contracts and sub-agreements, • High proficiency in Microsoft Excel/Google Sheets and QuickBooks and/or MiP Accounting, • Ability to deploy excellent communication and coordination abilities to meet project targets and funder requirements Compensation: • Pay based on experience. Salary range is $100,000 to $120,000, based on experience, with a competitive benefits package., • Position based in Modesto, CA. Hybrid work arrangements permitted. Physical Demands: At-Will: Employment with BEAM Circular is at will, meaning either the employee or the organization can terminate employment at any time, with or without cause or notice, consistent with applicable law. EEO: The Company is an equal employment opportunity employer.

Job Description Apply Here: Position Summary: The Clinician provides comprehensive mental health services to clients, including assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of emotional and behavioral issues. This role involves delivering individual and group therapy, developing and implementing personalized treatment plans, and working collaboratively with agency partners. Additionally, the Clinician collaborates with clients to develop effective strategies for enhancing their lives and relationships, fostering overall mental well-being. Qualifications: 1. Clinician Trainee - Graduation from an accredited undergraduate program with major in social work, psychology, behavior analysis, or other related degree required., 2. Clinician Trainee - Master of Arts or Master of Science degree in progress from an accredited graduate program with major in Social Work, Counseling, or other related degree required. These degrees must be license eligible (LCSW, LMFT, LPCC)., 3. Clinician I - Master of Arts or Master of Science degree from an accredited graduate program with major in Social Work, Counseling, or other related degree required. These degrees must be license eligible (LCSW, LMFT, LPCC)., 4. BBS registration, licenses, credentials or like certifications must remain active and valid with their governing entity, if applicable., 5. One year of experience working with children preferred., 6. Knowledge of community resourced preferred., 7. Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, Outlook, Excel, Word., 8. Bilingual preferred., 9. A valid California driver’s license is required of staff who have regular driving duties and the driving record must meet the requirements of their position and be approved by the agency’s insurance company. Essential Job Functions: 1. Certifications must remain active and valid with their governing entity, if applicable., 2. Ability to communicate ideas in oral and written form., 3. Protect and honor individual integrity through confidentiality., 4. Ability to work in a harmonious manner with subordinates, supervisors, and others, 5. Ability to instruct in group and individual settings., 6. Physical, mental and emotional health adequate to perform duties., 7. Adhere to all applicable legal and ethical standards., 8. Ability to work effectively with cultural/ethnic diversity., 9. Operate a vehicle for work-related activities, including visiting clients, attending meetings, and other necessary appointments or engagements Responsibilities: 1. Provide direct clinical services to clients., 2. Utilize program specific screening tools, providing admission assessment and treatment planning for clients., 3. Keep comprehensive clinical records that meet standards of the agency, The Joint Commission and contract., 4. Collaborate with the referring agency or other community agencies working with the client to coordinate treatment., 5. Collect outcome data and consumer satisfaction data as required by the agency and contractor., 6. Must implement program goals and objectives to meet and maintain contractual requirements and productivity., 7. Effectively navigate and utilize all required electronic health records (EHR)., 8. Schedule and participate in community outreach, education, and presentations., 9. Utilize LOCUS and Child Adolescent Needs and Strengths tool for treatment planning., 10. Participate in scheduled peer review., 11. Responsible for preventing and controlling infection., 12. Responsible for maintaining a culture of quality and safety., 13. Effectively use de-escalation skills and techniques for crisis prevention., 14. Properly administer the C-SSRS to help prevent suicide., 15. Interaction is appropriate and sensitive to client’s culture. Interaction is appropriate with client’s developmental level. Summary: We are a nonprofit organization with a mission to strengthen families and communities by transforming lives! We are currently recruiting for (2) Clinician Trainee/ Clinician for our North Modesto, Family Resource Center, who are ready to make a difference in the lives of others. Why Sierra Vista? Our supportive, caring environment extends not only to our clients and families, but to our valued staff as well. Employees from a number of disciplines work together in a collaborative, stimulating environment that is a model for quality care. Sierra Vista Child & Family Services offers: • Health Insurance Coverage - SVCFS offers a comprehensive health benefits package which includes medical, dental, vision coverage, and an employer paid life insurance policy., • 2 weeks of vacation, 11 paid holidays, 12 paid sick days upon accrual., • Employee Assistance Plan with Unlimited access to professional consultants for money management, family counseling, legal advice and many other areas., • Optional 403(b) retirement plan with employer matching., • Clinical Supervision for state licensure., • Opportunities for growth and professional development., • Non-profit Student Loan Forgiveness., • Salary Increases each year., • Supportive/collaborative work environment., • Discounts are available to employees for gym memberships, with cell phone plan providers and other discounted perks.

Job Description At Community Hospice & Health Services and its affiliates, Community Hospice & Health Services Foundation, and CHI Management, Inc. (herein referred to collectively as “CHHS”) you will find a family-based and compassionate work environment. Our goal is to provide a wonderful work experience that allows our employees to thrive by feeling engaged and fulfilled each day. CHHS is the largest and oldest nonprofit hospice, palliative care, and support services provider in the Central Valley. We are proud to indicate that CHHS has been supporting and providing compassionate and quality services to our community since 1979. Our mission is to embrace individuals and families facing life-changing journeys, enhancing quality of life for all. CHHS is accredited by Community Health Accredited Program (CHAP). EVENT COORDINATOR Job Description REPORTS TO: Executive Director of Community Hospice Foundation DEPARTMENT: Community Hospice & Health Services Foundation (CHHSF) SUMMARY: The Event Coordinator serves as the primary coordinator of CHHSF events and serves as support for all Friends of CHHSF events. The Event Coordinator must have the ability to handle confidential donor information appropriately; exercise good judgment in a variety of situations; possesses strong written and verbal communication, administrative and organizational skills, and the ability to efficiently handle multiple priorities and/or projects. This position also supports the CHHSF team to reach fundraising goals, engage donors, and works closely with vendors. The Event Coordinator must have the ability to work independently on projects and handle a variety of tasks. RESPONSIBILITIES: • In collaboration with the Executive Director, leads and supervises the planning and execution of Friends of CHHSF and CHHSF fundraising events, including being the primary coordinator for the Annual Spring Event and other events assigned by the Executive Director., • Assists the Executive Director with the collaboration and coordination of outside events., • Supports the Executive Director and CHHSF staff with special projects and events as assigned by Executive Director., • Oversee requests, inventory and distributions of product and experience donations., • Maintains records of Gift in Kind donations., • Follows all CHHSF and Community Hospice & Health Services policies and procedures including, but not limited to, safety, human resources and confidentiality., • Other duties as assigned, including work in other areas to cover absences or relief to equalize peak work periods or otherwise meet the needs of the organization., • Maintains a professional appearance of self and working area; exhibits appropriate behavior with donors, guests and clients, i.e., being courteous, thoughtful and professional at all times. QUALIFICATIONS: • Three years’ experience in working with fundraising, event planning, or managing large groups of volunteers in an organization is required., • Proficient in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint,) and Adobe Acrobat, • Must be skilled in using technology platforms (i.e. electronic giving and auction platforms), • Strong organizational skills, • Outstanding communication skills; i.e., telephone skills, writing and listening, • Excellent interpersonal skills, • Positive professional attitude with sensitivity to the nature of hospice, • Able to work in a team environment supporting other team members, • Possess valid California driver’s license with automobile insurance and have reliable transportation available SUCCESS FACTORS: • Ability to consistently understand complex business functions; preparing clear, concise, and comprehensive reports and correspondence, • Ability to develop and maintain cooperative, constructive relationships with coworkers, • Ability to demonstrate sound judgment by taking appropriate actions, • Ability to follow through on projects and tasks, • Ability to maintain a professional appearance of self and a working area that is neat and organized., • Ability to consistently respond to changing situations in a flexible manner in order to meet current needs, such as reprioritizing work as necessary, • Ability to handle confidential information and disseminate appropriate information to coworkers and other departments, • Ability to handle multiple projects and tasks simultaneously WORK ENVIRONMENT: This position generally works in an office environment using a computer and office equipment. This position can, on occasion, work outside in variable weather conditions with walking on uneven surfaces. WORK SCHEDULE: Position to work a regularly scheduled 40-hour workweek (Monday through Friday), for eight hours per day (during regular business hours), with any extra time including evenings and weekends as needed to meet the needs of the organization. This is an exempt position.

Job Description Copy this weblink to apply directly: At Community Hospice & Health Services and its affiliates, Community Hospice & Health Services Foundation, and CHI Management, Inc. (herein referred to collectively as “CHHS”) you will find a family-based and compassionate work environment. Our goal is to provide a wonderful work experience that allows our employees to thrive by feeling engaged and fulfilled each day. CHHS is the largest and oldest nonprofit hospice, palliative care, and support services provider in the Central Valley. We are proud to indicate that CHHS has been supporting and providing compassionate and quality services to our community since 1979. Our mission is to embrace individuals and families facing life-changing journeys, enhancing quality of life for all. CHHS is accredited by Community Health Accredited Program (CHAP). SUMMARY: As a member of the interdisciplinary team, the RN Case Manager (RNCM) works under the general direction of the Patient Care Manager (PCM). The RNCM provides skilled nursing assessment, care planning, and interventions in accordance with plan of care and Community Hospice & Health Services (CHHS) policies and procedures in order to maximize the comfort and quality of life of hospice patients and families. The RNCM coordinates communication between members of the Interdisciplinary Team, including patient/family and attending physician. RESPONSIBILITIES: • Admissions of new patients, which includes assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation phases of the nursing process, evaluations of patient appropriateness for hospice services, and consultations to explain hospice services, as requested by the Patient Care Manager., • Perform scheduled home visits to assess needs; teach caregivers pain management, symptom control and patient care skills; and provide physical, emotional and spiritual support to the patient/family., • Maintain regular communication with interdisciplinary team regarding patient status or any unusual or problematic patient/family issues., • Initiate communication with attending physicians and other team members and other community agencies as needed to coordinate plan of care and use of resources for patient/family., • Maintain up-to-date patient records so that problems, goals, and interventions are accurately and clearly documented and changes in the plan of care are reflected as they occur., • Attend regularly scheduled Interdisciplinary Team Meetings to review patient/family needs, problem solve and cover unique issues, share professional support and exchange feedback aimed toward enhancing professional growth., • Accept responsibility for coordinating physical care of the patient, including Home Health Aide and Licensed Vocational Nurse assignment and supervision, teaching primary caregivers and employed caregivers, teaching facility staff, or by providing direct care as appropriate., • Assure continuity of care for patient in all settings., • Share in providing 24-hour, 7-day week and holiday coverage to patient/families., • Attend death events and provide appropriate support at time of death., • Participate in Community Hospice & Health Services education of students and community healthcare professionals and participate in the orientation of new employees., • Participate in agency Quality Improvement process to improve level of services provided to Community Hospice & Health Services patients and families., • Participate in in-services, workshops, and clinical meetings to promote professional growth and understanding of hospice care., • Follow all Community Hospice & Health Services policies and procedures including, but not limited to, safety, infection control, privacy and confidentiality, and HIPAA., • Must maintain RN license in accordance with federal, state and local laws, and must act only within the scope of his or her state license. All personnel qualifications must be kept current at all times. OTHER FUNCTIONS: • Maintain a professional appearance of self and working area; exhibit appropriate behavior with guests and clients, i.e., courteous, thoughtful and professional at all times., • Other duties as assigned, including work in other areas to cover absences or relief to equalize peak work periods or otherwise meet the needs of the organization., • Responsible for establishing and maintaining a safe environment for patients/families, and a safe working environment for self and coworkers., • Performs job duties and interacts with patients/families, Community Hospice & Health Services staff, and community members in a courteous and professional manner., • Maturity and ability to cope with the demands of the job., • Empathetic attitude toward the care and needs of the terminal patient and their family., • Able to recognize and follow healthy emotional boundaries., • Ability to work in a dynamic, rapidly changing environment., • Excellent listening, verbal, and written communication skills., • Ability to follow written directions and to provide accurate and timely documentation., • Ability to work as a member of an interdisciplinary team., • Demonstrated ability to assess and respond to needs of patients/families in varied settings., • Able to cope with patient/family emotional environment and provide crisis intervention. QUALIFICATIONS: • Graduation from an accredited school of nursing. BSN preferred., • At least one-year recent experience within the last three years as a professional nurse or BSN from a program accredited by the National League of Nursing., • Possession of a current license to practice as a registered nurse in the State of California., • Timely renewal required., • Possession of a valid California driver’s license and current automobile insurance. Timely renewal required., • CHPN preferred., • Possesses and maintains current CPR certification. WORK ENVIRONMENT: The main environment for this position is in the patients' homes, which vary in levels of cleanliness, accessibility, and climate control. The employee may be exposed to virus, disease and infection from patients. The employee may experience situations, with emotionally disturbed, substance abuse, serious illness, and deceased patients. While performing the duties of this position, the employee will travel by automobile and is exposed to changing weather conditions.

Job Description Apply Directly: At Community Hospice & Health Services and its affiliates, Community Hospice & Health Services Foundation, and CHI Management, Inc. (herein referred to collectively as “CHHS”) you will find a family-based and compassionate work environment. Our goal is to provide a wonderful work experience that allows our employees to thrive by feeling engaged and fulfilled each day. CHHS is the largest and oldest nonprofit hospice, palliative care, and support services provider in the Central Valley. We are proud to indicate that CHHS has been supporting and providing compassionate and quality services to our community since 1979. Our mission is to embrace individuals and families facing life-changing journeys, enhancing quality of life for all. CHHS is accredited by Community Health Accredited Program (CHAP). TRIAGE Nurse Job Description REPORTS TO: Patient Care Manager SUMMARY: The Triage Nurse works under the supervision of the Patient Care Manager to provide skilled nursing assessment and care for the comfort and health of patients and families. Responsible for identifying patient/family needs in order to provide supportive care in accordance with plan of care and Community Hospice & Health Services policies and procedures. RESPONSIBILITIES: Nursing Support • Telephone triage of patient/family phone calls for symptom management, emotional and practical support. Respond to phone calls within 15 minutes., • Perform scheduled home visits to assess needs; teach caregivers pain management, symptom control and patient care skills; and provide physical, emotional and spiritual support to the patient/family., • Document nursing visits and phone calls in the electronic medical record by the end of shift., • Attend nursing department meetings, All Staff meetings, and required in-services. Complete 100% of required in-services. Attend 80% of other mandatory in-services and meetings. It is the responsibility of Triage Nurses to read meeting minutes and to obtain report from the designated attendee., • Follows all Community Hospice & Health Services policies and procedures including, but not limited to, safety, infection control, privacy and confidentiality, and HIPAA., • Maintain RN license in accordance with federal, state and local laws, and must act only within the scope of his or her state license. All personnel qualifications must be kept current at all times. Admissions/Tuck-Ins • Responsible for nursing assessment and initial care planning prior to and during the hospice admission process. Initial assessment to include introduction of hospice services and initial problem-solving meeting with patient/families., • Responsible for doing consults (answering questions for patients/families about hospice services) and evaluations (assessing patient current condition and recent history to assist team in evaluating appropriateness for hospice services). Consults and evaluations will be scheduled at the earliest opportunity agreed upon by the patient/family and documented on the Preadmission Contacts form., • Responsible for providing back up support for nursing visits in times of crisis or unusual need. Home visits made as assigned and documentation complete within one business day., • Maintain regular communication with Patient Care Manager and keep her/him informed of any unusual or problematic patient/family issues effecting the admission process and ongoing patient care., • Initiate communication with attending physicians, other hospice team members and other community agencies as needed to coordinate optimal care and use of resources for patient/family. Communication with triage will be completed by the end of the business day. Report will be given to the assigned case manager by voice mail left on phone line by 9:00am of the first business day following admission. Physicians will be contacted as needed to update the plan of care. Requests for community resource referrals will be given to the assigned Social Worker within 24 hours of contact., • Complete accurate and timely documentation of the initial assessment and plan of care. Admission documentation will be complete in the electronic medical record by the end of shift, • Attend death events and provide appropriate support at time of death., • Participate in Community Hospice & Health Services orientation and supervision of students. Makes joint visits with students and assists in teaching of hospice concept. Other Functions: • Maintain a professional appearance of self and working area; exhibit appropriate behavior with guests and clients, i.e., courteous, thoughtful and professional at all times., • Other duties as assigned, including work in other areas to cover absences or relief to equalize peak work periods or otherwise meet the needs of the organization., • Responsible for establishing and maintaining a safe environment for patients/families, and a safe working environment for self and coworkers., • Performs job duties and interacts with patients/families, Community Hospice & Health Services staff, and community members in a courteous and professional manner., • Maintains all required confidentiality and privacy requirements of both the organization and the regulatory agencies that have oversight of and for Community Hospice & Health Services. SUCCESS FACTORS: • Maturity and ability to cope with the demands of the job., • Empathetic attitude toward the care and needs of the terminal patient and their family., • Able to recognize and follow healthy emotional boundaries., • Ability to work in a dynamic, rapidly changing environment., • Excellent listening, verbal, and written communication skills., • Ability to follow written directions and to provide accurate and timely documentation., • Ability to work as a member of an interdisciplinary team., • Demonstrated ability to assess and respond to needs of patients/families in varied settings., • Able to cope with patient/family emotional environment and provide crisis intervention. QUALIFICATIONS: • At least one-year recent experience within the last three years as a professional nurse., • Possession of a current license to practice as a registered nurse in the State of California., • Timely renewal required., • Possession of a valid California Driver’s License and current automobile insurance. Timely renewal required., • CHPN preferred., • Possesses and maintains current CPR certification. WORK ENVIRONMENT: The main environment for this position is in the patients' homes, which vary in levels of cleanliness, accessibility, and climate control. The employee may be exposed to virus, disease and infection from patients. The employee may experience situations, with emotionally disturbed, substance abuse, serious illness, and deceased patients. While performing the duties of this position, the employee will travel by automobile and is exposed to changing weather conditions. WORK SCHEDULE: Position is regular full-time required to work a regularly scheduled 10-hour work shift, with overtime required to meet patient needs. Position may also require rotating weekends and holidays and on call time. Part-time (20 – 29 hours per week) positions may be occasionally utilized, if justified by department needs.

Job Description Overview Do you believe small businesses are the heartbeat of your community? Are you motivated by meaningful work and the chance to earn what you’re worth? Are you looking for a career where your effort directly supports entrepreneurs, job creators, and local economies? At NFIB, your work fuels a mission bigger than any one sale: protecting and promoting the right of independent business owners to thrive. Named one of Glassdoor’s Top 50 Best Places to Work, NFIB offers a rare combination of mission, income potential, flexibility, and a values-driven culture. Whether you’re an experienced sales professional or someone ready to channel your drive into a purpose-led career, we’ll give you the tools, training, and support to succeed. Why This Role Matters Small business owners face real challenges—rising costs, regulation, uncertainty. As an NFIB Membership Sales Representative, you’ll be the human connection that invites them into a national movement advocating on their behalf. Every conversation you have helps give small businesses a stronger voice at the state and federal level. This is face-to-face, community-based work. You’ll meet owners where they are, share NFIB’s impact, and invite them to become part of something that protects their livelihood. Responsibilities What You’ll Do • Engage directly with small business owners through in-person prospecting (no appointment setting), • Deliver NFIB’s proven, 5-minute sales presentation with confidence, authenticity, and urgency, • Build fast rapport and communicate NFIB’s mission clearly and compellingly, • Address objections and close membership enrollments in one visit We’re seeking people who are: • Mission-driven and passionate about small business success, • Self-starters with grit, resilience, and a strong work ethic, • Coachable and willing to follow a proven sales process, • Quick thinkers who adapt well in live conversations What You’ll Get • W-2 position with full benefits (medical, dental, vision, matching 401(k), and more) — eligible after 30 days, • Up to 13 weeks of performance-based training pay (1,000/week or commission, whichever is greater), • Weekly commission payouts plus monthly and quarterly bonuses, • Uncapped earning potential (straight commission), • Average annual compensation: $80,000–$200,000, • 40% of the sales force earns six figures; top 10% exceed 200K For over 80 years, NFIB has been the Voice of Small Business in Washington, D.C., and all 50 state capitals. We are a nonprofit, nonpartisan, member-driven organization and the most trusted advocate for free enterprise. Our members don’t just join an organization—they join a movement that shapes public policy, protects entrepreneurship, and strengthens communities nationwide. A career with NFIB means more than sales. It means standing up for people who take risks, create jobs, and keep communities alive. If you’re ready to do work that matters—while building a rewarding, high-income career—we’d love to meet you. Learn more about our culture and careers at Equal Opportunity Employer