Postpartum Support Center is looking for a long-term commitment from high-performing individuals who value families, community, and collaboration and are dedicated and passionate about helping others. We are committed to investing in the well-being of our staff and welcome creative and mission-driven team members to join us.

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Administrative Coordinator (Bilingual)

We are hiring an experienced Administrative Coordinator to help us keep growing. If you're dedicated and passionate about helping others, we’d love for you to join our team in this meaningful mission.

Part-Time: (19 hrs. per week)

Pay: $20.00/$22.00 per hour

Reports to: PPSC Executive Director

Flexible Schedule

This role could potentially develop into a full-time position

ROSE Facilitators (Bilingual)

We are hiring two bilingual facilitators to teach the ROSE program to the pregnant population. If you're dedicated and passionate about preventing postpartum depression and strengthening families, we’d love for you to join us.

ROSE (Reach Out, Stay Strong, Essentials for mothers of newborns) is a class taught in prenatal settings to provide pregnant women and birthing people skills and tools that they need to prepare for the postpartum period and lower their risk of postpartum depression. The ROSE program consists of 4 prenatal classes (group setting) and 1 booster session within 6 weeks after delivery. This is an evidence based program that requires clinical training which will be provided.

Part-Time: (7.5 hrs. per month)

Pay: $33.33 per hour

Reports to: PPSC Executive Director

Flexible Schedule - evenings and weekends might be required

Clinical training and orientation provided (required)

Peer Support Mentor 

If you are a parent who has successfully recovered from Perinatal Mental Health Disorder(s), or have experienced pregnancy and/or postpartum related challenges and are passionate about giving back to the community and helping other parents and their support teams, this volunteer position might be for you! 

Shared experiences are the foundation for peer support. Peers provide emotional support, share knowledge, teach skills, offer practical advice, connect mothers with community resources, and help to enhance peers’ support networks. Peer support inspires hope that mothers can and do get better; peers walk with mothers on their recovery journeys; peers dispel myths about what it means to have a maternal mental health condition.

This is a VOLUNTEER position: 1-3 hours per week

Peer Support Training and Maternal Mental Health orientation are provided and required before starting the position 

Personal Experience is REQUIRED for this position

Multiple positions positions available (some bilingual required)

TO APPLY: Please submit a cover letter, resume, and three recent references via email to: ivana@postpartumsc.org.

Open until 02/18/2022 or until filled.

Postpartum Support Center is an equal opportunity employer that hires staff, collaborates with partners, and provides free services to individuals without regard to race, creed, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, age, economic status, or physical ability.

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