Educator – Child & Adolescent Mental Health Program (PRN- as needed)

HavenRise Academy of Jacksonville, FL

Make a meaningful difference in the lives of adolescents while working within a supportive, compassionate, and collaborative treatment environment.

HavenRise Academy is an adolescent outpatient mental health program where academic continuity and emotional well-being go hand in hand. We are seeking a PRN Educator to support students as they navigate mental health treatment while staying engaged in their academic progress.

This is an as-needed, hourly role ideal for an educator who is passionate about working with adolescents, values teamwork, and wants to contribute to a positive, mission-driven culture.

Why Join HavenRise?

• Mission-driven work – Help adolescents maintain academic progress while navigating mental health challenges.
• Collaborative care model – Partner with therapists, medical providers, and families to integrate education with treatment.
• Supportive culture – A respectful, inclusive workplace that values compassion and professionalism
• Meaningful impact – Directly support both the academic and emotional growth of each client

Your Role

•  Support students’ academic needs while they participate in mental health treatment 
• Serve as the bridge between our clinic, clients’ schools, and their families.
• Implement lesson plans from public, private, or virtual school partners, adapting as needed to meet clients’ learning and emotional needs.
• Teach across multiple subjects and grade levels in small groups or one-on-one settings.
• Track and report client progress to schools, families, and the clinical team.
• Maintain an organized, resource-rich learning environment that fosters focus and success.
• Advocate for each client’s educational needs within their treatment plan.

What We’re Looking For

• Bachelor’s degree in Education or Special Education required (Master’s preferred).
• Valid Florida teaching certificate (temporary eligibility considered).
• At least 2 years of teaching experience—middle or high school required.
• Experience with IEPs, 504 plans, and academic accommodations.
• Understanding of adolescent development and the impact of mental health on learning.
• Comfort teaching multiple subjects and grade levels with flexibility and creativity.
• Strong communication skills and a passion for engaging youth and families in care.