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22 Career Opportunities at Andrews Center


  • Provides services to children and adolescents with MH diagnoses.


  • Help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities reach their personal goals! As a Service Coordinator, you'll connect people with medical, social, educational, and community supports through assessment, service planning, monitoring, and crisis prevention. You'll meet regularly with individuals on your caseload, link them to resources and activities, track their progress, and ensure they get the support they need. Bachelor's in a Human Services field required. Must have strong communication skills and passion for empowering others. Make an impact - one life at a time!


  • Staff will provide screening, intake evaluations and commitment screenings and community education.


  • Habilitation Coordinators assist individuals living in Nursing Facilities (NF) with intellectual and developmental disabilities in achieving their personal outcomes.


    • Supervise HCS and TxHmL Service Coordinators.
    • Ensure services comply with HHSC policies and procedure

  • Will work in the Crisis Services Unit as the in-house crisis specialist. Will be responsible for face-to-face (or via teleservices) crisis assessments and referral services for individuals experiencing mental health crisis


  • Therapist will provide office psychotherapy and psycho-educational services to individuals, groups, and families.


  • New Posting Behavior Technician

    Behavior Technician – Make an Impact!

    Help children with autism and developmental delays learn life, social, and communication skills using ABA. Become a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) in 90 days! Great benefits, mentorship, and a supportive team. Energetic, patient, and passionate? Apply Today!


  • Responsible for all facets of the Center's insurance function, i.e., data collection, verification, billings, correspondence and follow-up.


  • Will provide direct services to children ages 0-17 and their families meeting referral criteria for the FAYS program


  • The ACT Case Manager delivers structured, intensive services to consumers who experience serious mental illness as well as multiple, individual needs as they increase their involvement in the community in roles that they define as important and meaningful.


  • Provides community-based support to individuals with IDD and mental health needs to promote independence and community involvement. Assists with daily living skills, socialization, transportation, and access to community activities and services.


  • This application is for Bachelor’s, Master’s, and doctoral-level students seeking placement for internship with the Andrews Center.


  • Interships for graduating nursing students


  • Performs receptionist and secretarial duties with county wide responsibilities


  • Support individuals with intellectual disabilities in our 24-hour residential programs. Assist with daily routines, lead activities, provide behavioral support, and help clients thrive.


  • This position is based at Camp -V. Therapist will provide office psychotherapy and psycho-educational services to individuals, groups, and families.


  • Be part of something meaningful—help others live their best life!


  • The LOSS Team is a team of volunteers who provide support to survivors of suicide. 


  • Foster a strong network of support for Veterans across our five counties.