Join the Brantwood Team
Brantwood was created to support pregnant and parenting women navigating substance use disorders. Our team is united by a shared commitment to compassionate, person-centered care that prioritizes both individual healing and family restoration. The work is relational at its core, driven by connection, safety, transparency, and the belief that change happens in the context of supportive relationships. We believe in open communication at every level, ensuring that staff feel informed, valued, and empowered in their roles. Whether you are offering direct care, clinical support, or operational leadership, every role contributes to a warm, trauma-informed environment where women and their children can heal, grow, and thrive.
"Transparency, Integrity, Accountability. We are by far the best at truly being person-centered and meeting clients where they are at. We are also great at re-evaluating and questioning old ideas to ensure we are making the best possible decisions for our clients."
-Current Team Member comment on feedback survey
We Are Currently Hiring – Join Our Compassionate Team:
Peer Support Specialist
Brantwood Family Services is seeking a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) to empower pregnant and parenting women in our long-term residential recovery program. In this role, you will use your lived experience and empathetic coaching to guide mothers toward lasting recovery, personal growth, and healthy family dynamics within a trauma-informed environment.
Residential Program Assistant
(Day Shift 7am to 3pm, weekends req.)
(Evening Shift 3pm to 11pm, weekends req.)
Brantwood Family Services is seeking a dedicated Residential Program Assistant to support our long-term residential treatment program for pregnant and parenting women with substance use disorders. This role is essential in maintaining a safe, supportive, and therapeutic environment for residents. Responsibilities include conducting facility rounds, responding to emergencies, supporting residents with daily activities, completing documentation, and contributing to a positive and compassionate treatment setting. Ideal candidates are empathetic, dependable, and able to work professionally in a trauma-informed, person-centered environment.