The Wellness Specialist II position is part of the FCUSD mental health team. Wellness Specialists build students’ emotional and mental health skills, connect families with needed services, and creates wellness spaces on their campuses. This position is ideal for candidates who want to pursue a career in education and/or mental health. Our first district Wellness Specialist II will work from 9 am to 6 pm and be a part of the Alder Creek Elementary School team and work in multiple FCUSD sites during our after-school programs. Applicants need to have or be in process to receive California Wellness Coach Certification as part of the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI). Certification is free and available through this website. An example of what a certified Wellness Coach does is here. About FCUSD FCUSD is a growing public school district focused on hiring and retaining excellent staff that represent the communities we serve. Our staff are expected to inspire excellence in all students by supporting their social-emotional wellness and academic growth. We work as a team to create welcoming and inclusive environments at our school sites and district office, with a focus on customer service and system improvement. Staff who choose FCUSD will be supported as they learn their job and opportunities to grow as a professional will be provided. Working in FCUSD is more than a job, it is a career. Job Announcement Certified Wellness Specialist II Under general supervision and the direction of the Executive Director of Continuous Improvement & Student Services, the Director of Health & Wellness or Director of Behavior Intervention and Student Services, the Certified Wellness Specialist II supports students' mental, social-emotional, and behavioral health by providing coaching, guidance, and resources to promote resilience and healthy habits. This role emphasizes proactive wellness and early intervention, working closely with students and their families to foster a positive school culture. Through collaboration with students, families, staff, and community partners, the Wellness Specialist II position provides deeper prevention and early intervention support, addressing common behavioral health concerns such as anxiety and depression, with more comprehensive strategies.