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Catholic Charities North Dakota

We consider working for Catholic Charities North Dakota as more than a job - it's a way of life. When you work for CCND, you’re dedicating your professional life to helping and changing lives each and every day.

If you’re interested in making a difference by working for us, explore our open positions below. Then, complete and submit our job application form, found at the bottom of this page. A CCND representative will be in touch. For answers to any additional questions you may have, please call Catholic Charities North Dakota today.

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Clinical Therapists: Recruiting Statewide
Catholic Charities North Dakota, an accredited social service and licensed child welfare agency, is seeking full-time and part time Clinical Therapists. The selected individuals will provide therapy to individuals, couples, and families. Position requires two years of clinical experience, a master’s degree in social work with LICSW licensure in ND, or master’s degree in counseling with LPC, LPCC or LMFT licensure in ND. Must be eligible for insurance reimbursement. Please submit cover letter and resume.
Catholic Charities North Dakota is an EEOC employer.

Education:
• Master's (Required)
Experience:
• Counseling: 2 years (Preferred)
License/Certification:
• LICSW, LPCC, LPC, LMFT to practice in ND (Required)
AASK Adoption Specialist: Remote Position in Dickinson
Some Travel Required/Visits outside of typical business hours
Must reside in the Bismarck region
Join our amazing team! Catholic Charities North Dakota is seeking a full time Adoption Worker in the AASK (Adults Adopting Special Kids) program. This a remote position in the Dickinson area. Responsibilities of the AASK Adoption Specialist include:

Working with several child welfare entities (Human Service Zones, Tribes, Children and Family Services, Other States, etc.) to collaborate and facilitate adoptions for children in foster care
Completing child assessments and engaging children in adoption preparation activities
Conducting thorough home assessments on families adopting from foster care
Completing necessary paperwork processes in a timely and efficient manner
Must have strong communication, engagement, and organizational skills

Licensure/Education: Must have four-year degree with a ND Social Work License (LBSW) and experience working with children and families
EEOC Employer
Job Type: Full-time