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PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR II	PHOENIX	31 Mar 2026
The Substance Abuse Treatment Coordinator will monitor and oversee substance abuse programs at all of our state and private complexes. The Substance Abuse Treatment Coordinator will also be responsible for developing a plan to increase the Department's substance abuse treatment capacity. The Substance Abuse Treatment Coordinator will work under the Counseling and Treatment Services Administrator to monitor and increase substance abuse capacity. This position will supervise others. In addition, this position is required to drive on state business. Performs other duties appropriate to the assignment.
PROGRAM PROJECT SPECIALIST II	PHOENIX	31 Mar 2026
Under the direction of the Program Administrator 2 this position provides project, administrative and professional support to the Program Administrator 2 and other staff as needed. It is responsible for tracking, reporting and project management for all current and future state, legislative and agency initiatives for Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (RSAT) programs and Substance Abuse Counselor recruitment and retention. It monitors programs, projects and assignments with a broad scope to compile program information/documentation; conduct research; and provide technical assistance as needed. This position is required to drive on state business and perform site audits or special projects as directed. Occasional overnight stay and travel are required.
Health Program Manager 3	PHOENIX
This position is responsible for the coordination and management level decision making related to WIC Local Agency Management Evaluations (MEs), WIC clinic and staff program compliance, ME policy direction and oversight, WIC complaint resolution, and investigations. Will meet with internal and external stakeholders to ensure programmatic issues are addressed and implemented appropriately and in accordance with required regulations. The incumbent will utilize continuous quality improvement (CQI) tools. This includes ensuring all standard work, metrics, local agency feedback, report development and corrective action plans are managed.
SOCIAL MEDIA/COMMUNICATIONS INTERN	REMOTE OPTIONS, VARIOUS-STATEWIDE, PHOENIX, MESA	1 Apr 2026
Working with the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS) as an intern is more than just gaining experience—it’s an opportunity to contribute to a mission-driven organization that supports Arizona’s children and families. You’ll collaborate with a team that is passionate about child welfare and committed to serving with integrity, compassion, and accountability. This internship offers the chance to develop professional skills while learning how public service communications help strengthen communities across Arizona.
Seasonal Overnight Initial Attack Dispatcher	PHOENIX
Initial Attack Dispatchers receive reports of incidents and initiate the initial response of appropriate fire resources. The position submits and processes requests to locate, allocate, and mobilize essential personnel, equipment, aircraft, and supplies to an incident and demobilizes resources following the conclusion of an incident.

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Position	Location	Closes
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR II	PHOENIX	31 Mar 2026
The Substance Abuse Treatment Coordinator will monitor and oversee substance abuse programs at all of our state and private complexes. The Substance Abuse Treatment Coordinator will also be responsible for developing a plan to increase the Department's substance abuse treatment capacity. The Substance Abuse Treatment Coordinator will work under the Counseling and Treatment Services Administrator to monitor and increase substance abuse capacity. This position will supervise others. In addition, this position is required to drive on state business. Performs other duties appropriate to the assignment.
PROGRAM PROJECT SPECIALIST II	PHOENIX	31 Mar 2026
Under the direction of the Program Administrator 2 this position provides project, administrative and professional support to the Program Administrator 2 and other staff as needed. It is responsible for tracking, reporting and project management for all current and future state, legislative and agency initiatives for Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (RSAT) programs and Substance Abuse Counselor recruitment and retention. It monitors programs, projects and assignments with a broad scope to compile program information/documentation; conduct research; and provide technical assistance as needed. This position is required to drive on state business and perform site audits or special projects as directed. Occasional overnight stay and travel are required.
Health Program Manager 3	PHOENIX
This position is responsible for the coordination and management level decision making related to WIC Local Agency Management Evaluations (MEs), WIC clinic and staff program compliance, ME policy direction and oversight, WIC complaint resolution, and investigations. Will meet with internal and external stakeholders to ensure programmatic issues are addressed and implemented appropriately and in accordance with required regulations. The incumbent will utilize continuous quality improvement (CQI) tools. This includes ensuring all standard work, metrics, local agency feedback, report development and corrective action plans are managed.
SOCIAL MEDIA/COMMUNICATIONS INTERN	REMOTE OPTIONS, VARIOUS-STATEWIDE, PHOENIX, MESA	1 Apr 2026
Working with the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS) as an intern is more than just gaining experience—it’s an opportunity to contribute to a mission-driven organization that supports Arizona’s children and families. You’ll collaborate with a team that is passionate about child welfare and committed to serving with integrity, compassion, and accountability. This internship offers the chance to develop professional skills while learning how public service communications help strengthen communities across Arizona.
Seasonal Overnight Initial Attack Dispatcher	PHOENIX
Initial Attack Dispatchers receive reports of incidents and initiate the initial response of appropriate fire resources. The position submits and processes requests to locate, allocate, and mobilize essential personnel, equipment, aircraft, and supplies to an incident and demobilizes resources following the conclusion of an incident.

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