The Columbus Organization

05/22/2026

Join a team delivering consultative, community-based physical therapy across Los Angeles, CA 📍

We’re hiring a Physical Therapist to support individuals with developmental and physical disabilities through evaluations, functional assessments, and program recommendations. This role offers autonomy in your day-to-day work, along with strong collaboration across interdisciplinary teams 🤝

Full-time with a consistent weekday schedule, offering $100k to $120k plus travel, cell phone, and internet stipends 💰

✅ Apply here: https://bit.ly/4fGlkb8

05/21/2026

Jewish American Heritage Month recognizes the impact Jewish Americans have made on our nation’s civic life, innovation, culture, and social progress. Their contributions reflect a long history of resilience, leadership, and community building. Honoring this heritage is part of a broader commitment to inclusion and shared understanding.

Learn more through the Smithsonian’s Jewish American Heritage Month collection: https://s.si.edu/4nwY1m0

05/19/2026

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month honors the histories, cultures, and contributions of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities across generations. These stories are essential to understanding our shared past and shaping a more inclusive future. Taking time to learn and listen strengthens our workplaces and the communities we serve. We encourage continued education and reflection throughout the year.

Explore resources from the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center: https://s.si.edu/3w0OMo7

05/18/2026

Our team was honored to join Macon-Bibb County in celebrating the 14th anniversary of its designation as the nation’s first Age-Friendly community on May 6. Hosted by the Macon-Bibb County Age-Friendly Council, the event brought together community members and leaders dedicated to enhancing quality of life across the region. 🤝

We were proud to connect with attendees and share more about the services we offer to support individuals and families throughout Macon.

⭐ A special thank you to our team members in Georgia who represented us so well and helped foster meaningful conversations throughout the day: Sjockia Johnson, Intensive Support Coordinator; Kiyuna Williams, Team Lead; and Harriet Mixon, RN, Assistant Director of Care Management for HCBS Services. Your dedication continues to make a lasting impact.

05/15/2026

Mental health affects how we show up for our work, our families, and our communities. Mental Health Awareness Month is a reminder that prioritizing mental well‑being is not a one‑month conversation, but an ongoing commitment. Creating supportive environments starts with understanding, compassion, and access to trusted resources. Checking in, asking for help, and extending grace matters more than we sometimes realize.

Learn more and find support through the National Institute of Mental Health: https://bit.ly/3kDAlOh
and SAMHSA: https://bit.ly/44a4cFk

Explore NIMH resources on mental health topics, statistics, brochures and fact sheets, clinical trials, and how to find help for mental illnesses.

05/12/2026

Our team was proud to participate in the Evansville Disability Resource Fair on April 18, 2026. 🌟 The event provided families with an opportunity to connect with community resources, learn about available programs, and engage in conversations that support self-advocacy and informed decision-making.

We were well represented by Columbus Case Managers Heather Payne, Alexandria Higdon, and Tia Helming, who connected with individuals and families, answered questions, and helped increase awareness of meaningful supports. Events like this play an important role in bringing services together in one place and strengthening access through education and connection.

We value opportunities to engage directly with the communities we serve and to support individuals and families through advocacy, collaboration, and shared learning. Thank you for having us!

05/11/2026

We were glad to be part of On Aging 2026, hosted by the American Society on Aging (ASA), an engaging event centered on learning, collaboration, and collective celebration across the aging services network. 🌟 The conference brought together leaders, practitioners, and advocates to share innovative ideas, reflect on evolving systems of care, and explore new approaches to better support older adults.

Across sessions, there was a strong emphasis on belonging, inclusion, and person-centered practices, with thoughtful discussions focused on reducing barriers, strengthening access, and ensuring dignity and connection for aging populations. Innovation and collaboration remained central themes throughout the event, reinforcing the importance of adapting systems to meet diverse and evolving needs.

We would also like to recognize Columbus Executive Director, Allist Jones, for representing our organization with professionalism, insight, and a strong commitment to the work. His engagement throughout the conference reflected Columbus’ values and dedication to advancing inclusive, high-quality aging services. 🤝

05/08/2026

This Nurses Week, we proudly recognize our nursing professionals and nurses everywhere whose work defines excellence in care. Whether supporting complex needs, guiding families, or strengthening health outcomes, nurses play a vital role in our communities.

The 2026 National Nurses Week theme, The Power of Nurses, recognizes the leadership, expertise, and impact nurses bring to healthcare each day. We are grateful for the professionalism, compassion, and dedication that our Columbus nurses exemplify in every setting and interaction.

To learn more about National Nurses Week and its 2026 theme, visit the following link: https://bit.ly/4cF7ym7

Join us in celebrating National Nurses Week, May 6–12, 2026, and discover ways to recognize and support nurses everywhere.

05/07/2026

🍎Looking for a contract school‑based summer role? We are hiring a Physical Therapist to support students during Extended School Year (ESY) programming in Baltimore.

⭐ Why this role stands out:
• 5‑week ESY assignment
• Monday–Thursday schedule (no Fridays)
• $60–$70/hour (W2)

This is a strong fit for Physical Therapists interested in meaningful summer work with a predictable schedule and competitive compensation.

👉 Apply here: https://bit.ly/4eyF0gW
Or connect with Karen Price, [email protected], to learn more.