Meet our Agency Talent. Learn about our Job Opportunities.
The Child Center of NY is committed to closing the gap for kids and families in NYC’s under-served communities. Doing this requires recruiting dedicated individuals who have the skill set to make a difference for our communities. During this time of uncertainty, not only are we focused on meeting the immediate needs of our families, but we are actively looking toward the future and searching for the right individuals to join our team! And, we offer per-diem and work-from-home opportunities!
In order to connect with talented and qualified individuals, we are coming to you through virtual interviews with our hiring managers!
Job Fairs
Alumni and students: Reach out to your school’s career department for additional information on any of the school-related job fairs listed below.
- Thursday, 2/18/2021, 2:00 – 3:00 p.m.: St John’s University Virtual Career and Internship Fair
- Thursday, 2/18/2021, 2:00 – 3:30 p.m : Queens Virtual Job Fair
- Thursday, 2/25/2021: The New School
- Monday, 3/1/2021: The City University of NY – The Child Center of NY Event
- Wednesday, 3/3/2021: Mercy College – The Child Center of NY Event
- Friday, 3/5/2021: CUNY School of Professional Studies
- Thursday, 3/11/2021: Mercy College
- Thursday, 3/11/2021: Barnard (Undergrads)
- Thursday, 3/11/2021: Allen Neighborhood Preservation and Development Corporation
- Friday, 3/26/2021: Master’s Level Social Work Job Fair (Participants include students and recent alumni from Adelphi University, Columbia University, Fordham University, Hunter College, Lehman College, Long Island University, New York University, Stony Brook University, Touro College, and Yeshiva University.)
Facebook LIVE! events
Join us as our SVP of Organizational Culture and Talent Development, Dr. Sonia Banks, interviews Child Center leaders and directors about opportunities for you to serve our communities in your own backyard!
Here’s some of the topics you can expect when attending one of our Facebook LIVE! events:
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Learn about the many positions we have available to see how you can make a direct impact on under-served individuals and families in our communities.
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Receive feedback and tips for developing your resume to help highlight your potential and improve your chances of finding the position you need to fit your interests and do the most good.
- Connect virtually with our organization’s talent acquisition staff members and hiring managers.
A Sampling of Recorded Interviews
Robert Closs, Brian Davis, Deborah Hoyle, Krystle Raghubeer, and Simeon Pollydore
Recorded November 16, 2020
Theron Ison, Sr. Program Director, Clinical Consultation
Recorded November 11, 2020
Tanya Krein, Vice President, Early Childhood Administration and Operations, and Marie Mason, Vice President, Early Childhood Programs and Curriculum
Recorded November 4, 2020
Denise Buckley, Senior Vice President, Residential Services
Recorded Friday, October 30, 2020
TCCNY LIVE with Hunter College Students!
Recorded Wednesday, October 28, 2020
Saran Shields, Director, August Martin High School Community School
Recorded Thursday, October 22, 2020
Julia Floyd, Senior Program Director, Jamaica Family Wellness Center
Recorded Monday, October 12, 2020
Creating a Pipeline for Talent II
Recorded Friday, August 14, 2020
Video of our SVP of Human Resources, Dr. Sonia Banks, discussing our mission and talking about opportunities for you to serve our communities in your own backyard!
Interviews with:
Sherrell Whitmire, Program Director at The NYPD Community Center at 127 Penn in East New York
Beverly Gould, Program Director of The Child Center’s upcoming Perinatal Program
Creating a Pipeline for Talent I
Recorded Friday, May 22
SVP of Human Resources, Dr. Sonia Banks interviews:
Deepmalya Ghosh, SVP, External Affairs and Youth Engagement: “Coaching Youth Development Leaders”
Tanya Krien, VP, Early Childhood Education, Administration, and Operations: “Parenting education and the support of a positive parent-child relationship”
Netita Talley, Associate Director CFTSS, HCBS, HBCI, and Step-Down Programs: Giving children the chance to get the help they need while remaining with their families”
Here are The Child Center’s areas of critical need:
Behavioral Health
We provide services year round to both individuals and families to help sustain and improve mental health. While this need is always prevalent in the communities we serve, we’ve seen an increase in the amount of people needing this help during this time of stress and uncertainty. We have many mental health positions available that allow you to serve your community, comfortably, and safely through this difficult time through remote visits and flexible hours. If you are a psychiatrist, social worker, or non-physician provider, New York needs your help today!
Child and Youth Development
Though we are still unsure of the ongoing impact of COVID-19, one thing is clear: We need to be ready to step in when things get back to normal. Be there to support children and families as they reacclimate to routines by joining us as an Activity Specialist, Group Leader, or other member of the team. Provide education, consistency, and mentorship to children who are excited and in need of the skills and compassion you’ll bring to one of our many programs.
To learn more about the many opportunities to make a difference, visit our recruitment page to see available openings.
