The Traumatic Stress Institute is Growing
Current Position Postings
Research Associate
The Attitudes Related to Trauma-Informed Care (ARTIC) Scale is the most widely used psychometric measure of trauma-informed care currently available with over 50,000 administrations globally. It is available in paper-and-pencil form and via an automated online platform.
Under the direction of the Senior Research Coordinator, this position entails supporting all aspects of the ARTIC Scale including onboarding new purchasers, delivering consultation to customers, providing ongoing customer care, assisting with marketing and sales. This person will support program evaluation for TSI’s client agencies implementing our Whole-System Change Model to TIC and support strategic goals related to research.
The position may be remote, in-person, or hybrid.
Program Coordinator, Intellectual Disability Sector
Please Note: After a brief pause, the search process for this position has been reopened
Under the direction of the Associate Director of TSI, this position entails providing virtual and in-person training, consultation, and coaching related to trauma-informed care (TIC). The largest portion of responsibilities involves managing a portfolio of organizational clients implementing TSI’s Whole-System Change Model to Trauma-Informed Care, which includes Risking Connection training. The person in this position will have primary responsibility for – but will not work exclusively with – clients in the Intellectual and Developmental Disability (IDD) sector.
The position may be remote, in-person, or hybrid.
Program Coordinator, Cross-Sector
Please Note: After a brief pause, the search process for this position has been reopened
Under the direction of the Associate Director of TSI, this position entails providing virtual and in-person training, consultation, and coaching related to trauma-informed care (TIC). The largest portion of responsibilities involves managing a portfolio of client agencies in a variety of sectors implementing TSI’s Whole-System Change Model to Trauma-Informed Care, which includes Risking Connection training.
The position may be remote, in-person, or hybrid.
About the Traumatic Stress Institute
The Traumatic Stress Institute’s current mission is to foster the transformation of organizations and service systems to trauma-informed care (TIC) through delivery of whole-system consultation, professional training, coaching, and research. An international leader in the TIC movement, TSI currently supports over 85 organizations across North America to embed TIC in their organizational culture. It also has done pioneering work in the area of TIC measurement by developing the ARTIC Scale, the most widely used psychometric measure of TIC currently available. TSI was founded in 1986 and was responsible for seminal theory building in the field of traumatic stress including coining the term and developing the concept of vicarious traumatization.
TSI is a close-knit, largely virtual team with some staff living in locations outside of Connecticut. We have a highly supportive work environment that values workplace flexibility, collegiality, collaboration, professional growth, work-life balance, and self-care.
TSI is working to embody anti-racism, putting equity and justice at the center of our work. We want our team to better reflect the diversity of the organizations we serve. Therefore, we especially encourage applicants that identify as Black, Indigenous, people of color, LGBTQ, a person with a disability, or a person from an underrepresented group.
Klingberg Family Centers Employment
The Traumatic Stress Institute is a department of Klingberg Family Centers, a multi-service agency headquartered in New Britain, Connecticut. Learn more about our wider agency.
