Applicants for certain positions will be required to undergo drug and alcohol screening as well as criminal background checks.
Ministerial Positions: Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma serves those in need in the name of the Catholic Church. In positions listed as ministerial, the employee speaks for the Church when delivering services. In compliance with the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Catholic Charities strongly prefers individuals living their Catholic faith. This criterion will be a component in the selection process for ministerial positions.
Non-Ministerial Positions: In compliance with the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Catholic Charities does not use religious affiliation as a component in the selection process of non-ministerial positions.
This full-time, benefited position oversees the operations of accounts receivable and some portions of accounts payable, directing staff and volunteers in the finance office, and interacts with management and programs across the organization to achieve success. The Accounting Supervisor contributes significantly to the success of the annual audit.
This full-time benefited position provides high-quality legal services to low-income individuals in assessing their eligibility for immigration benefits and then helping them apply for those benefits. This position will prepare cases for submission and represent clients before the United States Citizenship and Immigrations Services (USCIS), Department of State (DOS), Executive Office of Immigration Review (EOIR) and Board of Immigration Appeals.
The Hospice Caregiver serves in a supportive role and acts as an advocate for the guest and their family. The Hospice Caregiver provides personal care and administers medication in alignment with the hospice plan of care, while also offering emotional and spiritual support to the guest and their circle of family and friends. All responsibilities are carried out following organizational and program policies and procedures, and in a manner that reflects the values of Catholic Social Teaching.
SHIFTS AVAILABLE
Full-time, benefited:
6:30 am to 7 pm (Varied schedules)
6:30 pm to 7 am (Varied schedules)
As Needed (PRN):
6:30 am to 7 pm
6:30 pm to 7 am
The Director of Mental Health Services will be a visionary and strategic leader responsible for the successful establishment, implementation, and oversight of CCEOK’s new mental health services. This role requires a passionate individual committed to integrating excellent clinical care with the Catholic faith, managing a multi-phase project, building strong partnerships, and ensuring services are delivered with the highest quality and fidelity to the organization’s mission. The Director will build and lead a dedicated team of clinicians and program staff, driving the expansion of services in our schools, parishes, and existing CCEOK programs.
For more information:
call (918) 508-7121
Minimum requirements:
18 years or older
High school diploma or equivalent
