At Family Services, our staff work every day to improve the lives of children, families and individuals throughout Northeast Wisconsin. It is our goal to provide professional and comprehensive services to address their needs and the needs of the communities we serve.
To see a list of our current job openings, please select the link below that best matches your employment status.
Family Services of Northeast Wisconsin, Inc., is an equal opportunity employer. It is our policy that all employment decisions be based on merit, qualifications and competence. Our employment practices (including, but not limited to hiring, promotions, transfers, layoffs, job evaluations, compensation and benefits) shall not be influenced or affected by applicants’ or employees’ race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, or any other characteristic protected by law.
Family Services offers a number of internship opportunities for students currently pursuing degrees in social work, psychology, human services and other related fields. In addition to the programs listed here, you should also check with your college career services for internship postings within other Family Services programs.
The Counseling Clinic has a limited number of internships available for Master’s level students who are going to school for their Master’s Degree in either social work or professional counseling. Students MUST be willing to commit to a six to nine month internship or two semesters.
Interested candidates can contact Vicky Coppens at (920) 436-4360 ext. 1233 or vcoppens@familyservicesnew.org.
Day Treatment is now accepting applications for Master’s level interns in counseling and social work programs. Interns would be provided with opportunities to engage in some or all of the following areas:
For more information contact Program Manager, Andrea Peltier at 920-433-3372 ext. 131 or apeltier@familyservicesnew.org.
The Sexual Assault Center provides internship opportunities to students enrolled in human services programs. Intern duties would include:
Students will increase their knowledge of community resources and the effects of sexual violence on victims as well as the community.
For more information, contact Samantha Bouressa at 920-436-4360 ext. 1287 or sbouressa@familyservicesnew.org.
Families First is always looking for interns to assist in gaining their social work degrees. This opportunity would allow the student to learn how the Brown County Child Protection Services system works and gain the skills necessary when working with families.
Must successfully complete a background check and drug test. Additional training will be offered if available.
For more information contact Meika Burnikel at (920) 436-4360 ext. 1267 or mburnikel@familyservicesnew.org.
Pathways to Employment is always looking for interns to assist in gaining their social work degrees. This opportunity would allow the student learn how to work with young adults to gain their post-secondary education. Interns are able to assist participants with Crisis Management Skills, Housing, Independent Living Skills, and develop a case management style that is unique when working with youth and young adults. Interns also gain a vast knowledge of the community and the resources that are available for this age population.
Must successfully complete a background check and drug test. Additional training will be offered if available.
For more information contact Meika Burnikel at (920) 436-4360 ext. 1267 or mburnikel@familyservicesnew.org.
For questions on listings, the job application process, or if you need assistance applying due to a visual or hearing impairment, please contact Human Resources at careers@familyservicesnew.org or call 920-436-4360 ext. 1310.