Work where kids get a second chance
Hope Ranch of Missouri in Sullivan, Missouri, is a residential treatment center for youth ages 6 to 19 who've experienced abuse and neglect. Our homes follow the Teaching-Family Model. If you want your work to change a child's life, we'd like to meet you.
Why work here
Paid training in the Teaching-Family Model
Benefits including health insurance, a retirement plan and paid time off (details vary by role)
A team of teaching parents, teachers and clinicians working toward the same goals for each youth
Open positions
Trauma Therapist (PLPC, LMSW, LPC or LCSW): full-time, $62,000 to $72,000 a year. Apply on Indeed
Youth Care Specialist (Teaching Parent): part-time, $18.40 to $19.15 an hour. Apply on Indeed
Teaching Parent Couple: live-in, $66,950 a year per couple, plus a $5,000 retention bonus after one year. See the full posting
How to apply: email your resume to info@hoperanchmo.org or call 636-649-9901. For roles posted on Indeed, apply through Indeed.
Hope Ranch of Missouri is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, non-denominational Christian organization and an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Teaching Parent Couple
The Teaching Parent Couple is responsible for the care and monitoring of up to six youth in a Teaching Family home in accordance with the Teaching Family Model (TFM) Standards and Code of Ethics and Missouri Residential Licensing Regulations.
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Alternate Teaching Parent
The Alternate Teaching Parent is responsible for the care and monitoring of up to six youth in a Teaching Family home during the time Teaching Parent Couple is off duty in accordance with the Teaching Family Model (TFM) Standards and Code of Ethics and Missouri Residential Licensing Regulations.
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Overnight Teaching Parent: Full-Time
The Overnight Teaching Parent is responsible for the care and monitoring of up to six youth in a Teaching Family home during the scheduled night shift according to the Teaching Family Model (TFM) Standards and Code of Ethics and Missouri Residential Licensing Regulations.
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Overnight Teaching Parent: Part-Time
The Overnight Teaching Parent is responsible for the care and monitoring of up to six youth in a Teaching Family home during the scheduled night shift according to the Teaching Family Model (TFM) Standards and Code of Ethics and Missouri Residential Licensing Regulations.