Job Title: Event & Operations Assistant
Full Time, 40 Hours / Week, Remote
Job Posted: November 19, 2025
About Us:
The CatholicPsych Institute empowers individuals and organizations to flourish by integrating authentic Catholic anthropology with sound psychological science. Our mission is to promote a Catholic standard for mental health and wellness through mentorship services, training programs, and resources that integrate faith, reason, and science to help people become who God created them to be. As a company, we are committed to ongoing conversion and growth, fostering a collaborative culture that blends professional excellence with spiritual values. Joining our team means embracing a mission to accompany others on the journey to becoming the fullness of who God created them to be.
Job Summary:
We are seeking a mission-driven Event & Operations Assistant to provide practical support for events and internal operations. This role is split roughly 50% event execution and 50% operational support, reporting to the Director of Operations. On the event side, you will assist with planning and executing in-person and hybrid events by coordinating logistics (venues, vendors, catering, AV/livestream), preparing timelines and run-of-show documents, and supporting onsite setup, check-in, and hospitality. On the operations side, you will complete assigned tasks such as updating the project management system, organizing shared drives and templates, documenting SOPs, preparing meeting notes and follow-ups, and helping coordinate internal communication and scheduling. The ideal candidate is a strong organizer and communicator who enjoys both behind-the-scenes operational work and the energy of live events. Occasional travel is required for site visits, retreats, and onsite event support.
Key Responsibilities:
Event Planning & Execution
- Lead end-to-end event planning, logistics, and onsite execution for the Summit of Integration, retreats, and other events, translating Dr. Greg Bottaro’s vision into concrete plans and coordinating volunteers, guiding staff, and navigating real-time needs with clarity and calm.
- Manage vendors and venues (contracts, schedules, catering, lodging, travel, transportation, AV/livestream partners).
- Build and maintain event timelines, run-of-show documents, checklists, volunteer assignments, and contingency plans.
- Steward budgets responsibly by tracking expenses, evaluating proposals, negotiating pricing, and ensuring cost-effective excellence.
Operations & Project Support
- Input and manage team tasks in the project management tool (e.g., ClickUp), ensuring deadlines, assignments, and priorities are accurate and consistently updated.
- Document and maintain Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for internal communication, HR onboarding/offboarding, document organization, and team operations.
- Maintain clear, organized, and accessible shared drives, folders, and operational templates.
- Ensure that process documentation remains current, consistent, and actionable.
- Take clear, concise meeting notes and track follow-ups through to completion.
- Assist with coordinating internal meetings, agendas, and asynchronous communication.
Qualifications & Skills
- Experience planning and managing large-scale events.
- Experience coordinating complex logistics: vendor/venue management, AV/livestream partners, speaker support, housing/transport, and volunteer or staff teams.
- Strong ability to execute under pressure: develop/manage timelines, lead onsite flow, and respond calmly to real-time needs.
- Experience in operations, project coordination, executive support, or similar roles.
- Strong experience with digital tools (e.g., Google Workspace, ClickUp/Asana, Slack, Chat GPT, Claude AI).
- Excellent organization, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple priorities.
- Professional, warm communication in written and verbal formats.
- Commitment to the mission and values of CatholicPsych.
Core Competencies
- Work Ethic – Shows up consistently with focus, follow-through, and a commitment to doing the work well—even when no one is watching.
- Attention to Detail – Notices small discrepancies, avoids careless mistakes, and ensures clarity and accuracy across systems and documents.
- Organized – Structures time, tools, and information in a way that promotes clarity and efficiency for the whole team.
- Efficient & Effective – Uses time and tools wisely to get the right things done with minimal waste or delay.
- Proactive – Anticipates needs, prevents problems before they arise, and seeks out ways to improve systems without being asked.
- Self-Motivated – Takes initiative, manages priorities independently, and thrives in a self-directed, remote environment.
- Calm Under Pressure – Maintains steadiness, clarity, and a solutions-oriented mindset during live events and fast-moving situations.
Structure & Compensation
This position will begin as a contract role for a 3-month trial period at a reduced hourly rate. During this time, the Event & Operations Assistant will be onboarded, integrated into current systems, and begin supporting live projects and internal initiatives. The trial period is designed to ensure mutual fit and mission alignment. At the end of the 3-month period, pending performance and organizational fit, the role will transition into a full-time salaried position with long-term potential and an increased compensation package.
How to Apply
To apply for this position, please submit your documents using the job application form. We ask applicants to provide a resume and cover letter and complete a sample project. Instructions for the sample project can be found here. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled.
Please contact Katie Beers at [email protected] with any questions.
Job Title: Social Media & Content Repurposing Assistant
Part Time, Remote
Job Posted: November 19, 2025
About Us:
The CatholicPsych Institute empowers individuals and organizations to flourish by integrating authentic Catholic anthropology with sound psychological science. Our mission is to promote a Catholic standard for mental health and wellness through mentorship services, training programs, and resources that integrate faith, reason, and science to help people become who God created them to be. As a company, we are committed to ongoing conversion and growth, fostering a collaborative culture that blends professional excellence with spiritual values. Joining our team means embracing a mission to accompany others on the journey to becoming the fullness of who God created them to be.
Job Summary:
We’re looking for a part-time Social Media & Content Repurposing Assistant who can oversee our social media presence and transform core long-form content into compelling written assets across multiple platforms. This role manages the day-to-day organization and scheduling of social media posts while also repurposing conversations, podcasts, talks, transcripts, and interviews into blogs, captions, email segments, and other written resources. This person will work directly under the Director of Content to multiply the impact of our content and ensure brand consistency across all platforms. The ideal candidate thrives in a fast-moving, creative environment, is energized by the mission of healing through digital media, and understands how to translate meaningful ideas into content that educates, evangelizes, and inspires a broad audience.
Key Responsibilities:
Social Media Production & Management
- Maintain and organize the social media content calendar.
- Coordinate written copy, images, reels, and design assets for each scheduled post.
- Upload and schedule posts using CatholicPsych’s designated scheduling platform, ensuring deadlines are met and content aligns with active campaigns..
- Tag, categorize, and store assets for easy cross-platform reuse.
- Monitor comments and DMs.
Repurposing Long-Form Content
- Listen to or read weekly podcast episodes, transcripts, talks, or raw drafts.
- Extract themes, quotes, takeaways, and stories.
- Convert these into:
- Written blog posts (600–1,200 words)
- LinkedIn posts
- Instagram captions
- Short-form carousels or scripts for reels
- Email newsletter segments
- Maintain the brand’s voice, tone, and theological/psychological accuracy.
Content Drafting & Editing
- Draft first-pass versions of content for review by the Director of Content.
- Edit and refine existing content to improve clarity, efficiency, and flow.
- Ensure all writing aligns with CatholicPsych’s mission, anthropology, philosophy, psychology, and spiritual vision.
Content Organization & Efficiency
- Build and maintain a library of reusable content blocks, quotes, and themes.
- Track where content has been used and identify opportunities for cross-platform reuse.
- Work efficiently with templates and repeatable structures to maximize output.
Collaboration
- Meet regularly with the Director of Content for direction and feedback.
- Communicate clearly when deadlines are approaching or priorities shift.
- Collaborate with social media and marketing teams to ensure written content matches visual assets and campaigns.
Qualifications & Skills
- Experience in writing, journalism, or creative content.
- Familiarity with Catholic teaching, personalism, psychology, or pastoral ministry.
- Comfort working in a fast-moving, mission-driven environment.
- Ability to maintain an organized content calendar and work ahead on recurring content needs.
- Experience using social media management tools for scheduling, analytics, and multi-platform posting.
- Strong grasp of engagement best practices across major platforms (Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, X).
Core Competencies
- Mission-Driven – Passionate about evangelization, spiritual growth, and the integration of faith and psychology. Resonates with the Catholic worldview and committed to representing content faithfully.
- Creative & Insight-Driven – Loves pulling meaning, themes, and “the big idea” out of raw material. Enjoys crafting compelling narratives that form and inspire.
- Efficient & Systems-Oriented – Works within templates, frameworks, and repeatable processes. Understands how to create content quickly without sacrificing quality.
- Strong Writer & Editor – Skilled at simplifying complex ideas. Able to imitate established voice and tone. Adept at writing short-form and long-form content.
- Digital Evangelization Mindset – Has experience or interest in social media communication, especially Instagram and LinkedIn. Appreciates how to translate insights into posts that actually perform online.
- Reliable & Self-Motivated – Can handle independent work with accountability. Manages deadlines well in a remote team environment.
Structure & Compensation
This is a contracted position with an hourly rate of $25-32. While the position does not include traditional paid time off days, it is fully remote with a flexible schedule based on the timely completion of required tasks. Days off can be taken as needed, provided work responsibilities are met on schedule.
How to Apply
To apply for this position, please submit your documents using the job application form. We ask applicants to provide a resume and cover letter and complete a sample project. Instructions for the sample project can be found here. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled.
Please contact Katie Beers at [email protected] with any questions.
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Intake Coordinator: Remote Employment • Independent Contractor • Faith-Centric • 20 hours/wk • $20/hour
Are you a person who believes people are more important than profit?
Do you genuinely want to make the world a better place?
Do you believe in creating community, even in this virtual world of business and zoom meetings?
We are looking for an Intake Coordinator to support our Sales team, and if this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you!
The perfect person for this role:
Is detail-oriented: you are always the first to notice small changes and guess the killer when watching crime dramas.
Is naturally curious: you always find a way to make others feel comfortable and love to ask questions that open doors; you may also love to read Agatha Christie novels or find yourself wondering “why?” a lot.
Is a rule follower: would rather tell the truth and suffer the consequences than lie and not be able to sleep at night.
Is a “people person”: you enjoy encountering new people and sharing in the unique gift of others’ perspectives and experiences.
Believes in preserving relationships while also preserving authenticity: you forgive without grudges and are usually the first to offer the olive branch, but also know how to expect respectful behavior.
KEY RESPONSIBILITY AREAS:
INTAKE: Responsible for potential clients' intake form, direct communication (phone and email), and next steps.
CALLS: Host consultation calls (via phone or Zoom) with potential clients, asking qualifying questions, and explaining the IDDM model of healing as it applies to the caller’s unique needs and goals.
EVALUATE: To ensure the safety of clients, the Intake Coordinator follows risk evaluation protocol when risk issues are present.
FOLLOW UP: Through email, SMS, and calls, the Intake Coordinator ensures the client’s needs are met from the initial point of contact until they begin working with a Mentor.
DOCUMENT: Willing and able to document the process by taking notes, and working within our project management system to ensure appropriate tracking around data, metrics, and milestones.
MEETINGS: Attend requested Interactions (meetings) within the company and be an advocate for the customer-facing intake role.
COMMUNICATE: Work with Operations to ensure there is alignment and smooth transition for the lead.
CONFIRMING: Reaching out to confirm booked calls to prevent no-shows, and following up in the event of a no-show (supporting and giving the human touch to the automations).
Committed to Ongoing Conversion:
We firmly believe that our work is a part of our vocation, and we are only as effective as we are conformed to Christ. Realizing also that we are “works in progress,” we accept the faults and imperfections in ourselves and others, forgive with generosity, and seek to continually grow. In becoming better versions of ourselves, we become better at serving others.
Coachable and Adaptable:
We are eager to learn new things, develop new skills, and overcome new challenges. We cringe at mediocrity and abhor stagnation. We look for opportunities to step out of our comfort zone and openly receive correction and support along the way.
Healthy Self-Awareness:
We have a natural tendency towards insight and self-awareness, but constantly seek to grow in this as well. We realize that the first-person perspective is not always the clearest, and we look for ways to see ourselves reflected in relationships and deeper self-reflection. We are not afraid to see ourselves in our present state of imperfection but welcome the opportunities to become better as a result.
Encounter each caller with the reverence due their dignity as a child of God, even in the midst of suffering.
Accurately explain the IDDM model and clearly answer questions regarding its use, value, and effectiveness.
Meet metrics for potential clients.
Tracking appropriately as directed.
Ensure that leads which come through our system are being engaged with and being qualified for our program.
We believe in continually investing in your knowledge and skills to move toward our vision. This investment in your personal and professional development will include but is not limited to:
Highly-developed organizational skills
Communication skills to excel with fast-paced instructions
Capacity to dialogue with potential clients around complex and sensitive psychological and spiritual issues.
Learning strategies and systems to organize and manage files, tasks, schedules, and information quickly
Excellent time management skills
Typing skills reflecting both accuracy and professionalism
Developing a strong, confident and self-directed mindset
Be willing to learn new software (experience with Google suite, FG Funnels, Slack, and Zoom is a plus)
Experience in sales is a plus. Training and education in the mental health field is not required.
Please note: As an independent contractor, the Intake Coordinator is not an employee. Equipment needed for this role: computer, high-speed internet, and phone headset.
OUR MISSION
To provide services and resources based on the integration of faithful Catholic anthropology with sound psychological science to help people become who God created them to be. We are on a mission to create the new standard of Catholic mental health!
HOW TO APPLY
To be considered for this position please submit your resume and cover letter to [email protected] with the subject line: “Look no further for your new Intake Coordinator!” In your cover letter, please share what it is about this job that interests you most and any experience you may have that makes you perfect for this position.
CatholicPsych Institute is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, color, disability, gender, genetic information, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or status as a protected veteran.