Employment, internship, and job opportunities with Indiana CACs

The Indiana Chapter is not currently hiring for any open positions. However, select Indiana CACs may be hiring. Listings are posted below.

ASSIST Indiana hiring a part-time Victim Advocate

The Victim Advocate provides support, advocacy, and resources to victims and their families throughout the recovery and justice process. This role works closely with community partners to help survivors understand their options and access the services they need.

Apply and find more at assistindiana.org

ASSIST Indiana hiring a lead Clinical Social Worker

ASSIST Indiana is seeking an experienced, compassionate professional to join our team and help lead trauma-informed clinical services for adults, children, and families.

Key responsibilities include:

• Supervising trauma counselors, victim advocates, and bachelor’s- and master’s-level social work students
• Maintaining a client caseload and providing individual and family therapy
• Facilitating support groups for clients accessing ASSIST services
• Supporting student interns and overseeing their client caseloads
• Applying an in-depth understanding of trauma treatment, client eligibility, substance abuse, and dual diagnosis

Learn more about applying at assistindiana.org

ASSIST Indiana in Johnson County seeks a SANE nurse

As an RN/SANE with ASSIST Indiana, you will:

  • Provide forensic nursing care and evidence collection in accordance with SANE protocols
  • Offer compassionate, trauma-informed care to survivors
  • Document exams thoroughly and maintain evidence chain of custody
  • Collaborate with law enforcement, advocates, and healthcare partners
  • Participate in ongoing training and quality assurance
Apply and find more at ASSIST’s website

McKenzie’s Hope in Huntington is seeking a full-time Family Victim Advocate

The Family Advocate is responsible for providing direct victim advocacy services to families of children seen at the Child Advocacy Center and adult victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and their families as needed. The Family Advocate is responsible for the immediate crisis response, safety planning, connecting the client to community resources, assisting the client with victim compensation, protective orders, and providing education on legal and courtroom processes. The Family Advocate manages cases in a confidential manner on an ongoing basis assisting the client in determining the client’s individual needs and providing trauma-informed services throughout the duration of the case.

This position is full time, pays $20/hour, and is based in Huntington, Indiana.

Apply to this job at Indeed

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