Cornerstone of Hope Careers

Cornerstone of Hope is a non-profit comprehensive bereavement care organization with grief center locations in Cleveland, Columbus, and Lima. Candidates interested in applying for career opportunities at Cornerstone of Hope, please apply online at Indeed.com. All applicants are required to submit their resume along with a cover letter focusing on how the applicant demonstrates Cornerstone of Hope’s core values of faith, compassion, commitment and passion.

Openings

Licensed Therapist - Cleveland

Cornerstone of Hope, Ohio’s leading provider of bereavement services, is seeking part-time licensed clinicians who feel called to work in ministry, and who demonstrate our core values of faith, compassion, commitment, and passion.

Office Coordinator – Columbus

Cornerstone of Hope, Ohio’s leading provider of bereavement services, is seeking a warm and welcoming Office Coordinator to join our compassionate team.

Support Group/School Group Facilitator – Columbus

Cornerstone of Hope, Ohio’s leading provider of bereavement services, is seeking professional Support Group/School Group Facilitators to conduct grief support groups for Cornerstone of Hope as a member of our PRN team.

Mid-Ohio Traumatic Loss Response Team Assistant – Central Ohio

Cornerstone of Hope, Central Ohio’s leading provider of bereavement services, is seeking a dynamic, organized, personable, empathetic and trustworthy professional to help manage a traumatic loss response team comprised of dedicated, first-responder volunteers who proactively provide support at the scene after a death incident by suicide, overdose or traumatic loss. 

Internships

Graduate Internships

Cornerstone of Hope is one of the premier training sites for graduate interns in the fields of social work, counseling and art therapy. Each intern typically carries an individual caseload as well as assisting in support groups each semester. Interns receive a high level of clinical supervision, including one hour per week of individual supervision and two hours per week of group supervision. Intern opportunities fill up quickly and often a year in advance. Eligible interns are able to commit to two consecutive semesters for their clinical field placement.