Careers

Catholic Charities attributes its success and recognition as a top human services provider in Oklahoma to its team members. We take pride in recruiting and employing the top talent across our 14 different programs and administration functions. The drive and energy our employees bring each day is what allows us to carry out our mission to provide help and hope to all in the Catholic tradition of service. Our 106 year history of serving central and western Oklahoma is a direct result of the dedication and contributions our staff make each day.

Catholic Charities strives to provide a work environment that encourages team work, pride, opportunity, continuing education and advancement. Our compensation and benefits package is very competitive. Catholic Charities offers a family friendly environment that is rich in opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Employees work a 37.5 hour week and enjoy generous paid leave. It is an exciting time to be at Catholic Charities, as the agency continues to grow and expand into new communities.

CURRENT JOB OPENINGS:

Assistant Controller

The Assistant Controller is responsible for assisting the Director of Finance in executing the financial plan and accounting practices of Catholic Charities.  This includes recording financial transactions in accordance with generally accepted accounting procedures, ensuring compliance with department internal controls, evaluating financial and reporting questions and issues as they arise, and communicating financial results and expectations with the Directors. Qualified Candidates should have at least a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, CPA is preferred, and at least three years of experience in accounting, financial reporting, accounts payable, payroll and accounts receivable. Not-for-profit experience is preferred. Apply here. 

Bilingual Immigration Attorney

The staff attorney will provide quality legal services to low-income individuals through assessing their eligibility for family based immigration benefits under the INA and related statutes, rules and regulations and, if such benefits are available, by representing them before applicable Federal agencies or court systems. Qualified candidates will have a JD and admittance to the Oklahoma State Bar or other state bar. Candidates must be fluent in the reading, writing and speaking of Spanish. Preferred candidates will haveOne to two years of experience in providing family based immigration benefits under the INA and related statutes, rules and regulations. Interested candidates should email their resume and cover letter to ncardoza@ccaokc.org.

Bilingual Counselor

The St. Joseph’s Counseling Center’s Counselor is responsible for providing counseling and psychotherapy to children, adults, couples and families in the context of Roman Catholic tradition and teachings. Qualified candidates should have at least a Master’s Degree in clinical or counseling psychology, counseling, social work or an equivalent degree from an accredited college or university, as well as appropriate licensing in the State of Oklahoma. Candidates must be bilingual and able to conduct sessions in Spanish. Interested candidates should email Amy Shipman at ashipman@ccaokc.org.

Case Manager – Family HOPE OKC

Under general supervision, the case manager counsels and aids at-risk individuals and/or families requiring one or more forms of psychosocial services; interviews clients experiencing problems with personal and family adjustments, finances, employment, food, housing, physical and mental impairments, and/or similar areas; secures and evaluates applicable related information; refers clients to community resources and other organizations.Interested candidates should apply here.

Case Manager – Sanctuary Women’s Development Center 

The Sanctuary Women’s Development Center (SWDC) Case Manager is responsible for the supervision, safety, and care of daily clients, including managing and monitoring day to day needs for care and implementing social/learning activities for adults and children. This position has primary responsibility for providing case management services in the homeless day shelter to individuals and families who are seeking assistance including assessment, goal planning, advocacy, and coordinating services available within the community. Qualified candidates should have at least a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work or other Human Services related fields and experience working with the homeless populations or case management. Ability to communicate in English and Spanish is preferred. Interested candidates should apply here.