- Services
Providing Services:
KVC is a leader in in-home family support, foster care, adoption, behavioral healthcare and children’s psychiatric hospitals. See all services. Also, Niles in Kansas City, MO is the newest member of the KVC family!
We also provide consultation, training, research and more through the KVC Institute.
Careers
Follow Your Passion
Join the KVC Health Systems team
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of children, teens and families? We’re looking for smart, caring professionals like you!
KVC is an international leader in providing innovative, effective and compassionate care. The Annie E. Casey Foundation has endorsed KVC as one of only four best practice child welfare organizations. Our services include family preservation, foster care, adoption, in-home therapy, substance abuse treatment and psychiatric hospitals. Search open jobs and apply now.
Not ready to apply? Join our Talent Network! Or, visit KVC’s Careers page on LinkedIn. See how you’re connected to our employees and learn what it’s like to work at KVC.
KVC is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Where We Work
KVC has 35 locations across the U.S. See locations by division:
Health Systems
Hospitals
Kansas
Kentucky
Missouri (Niles)
Nebraska
West Virginia
In Nov. 2016, Niles Home for Children in Kansas City, MO joined the KVC Health Systems family. Learn more.
Our headquarters is located at 21350 W. 153rd St, Olathe, KS 66061 in the Kansas City area.
Benefits
We offer paid time off for holidays and vacation as well as competitive pay, health insurance and other benefits.
At KVC, you’ll enjoy an inspiring work culture of innovation and excellence, as well as ongoing training to keep you at the forefront of your field.
You’ll also reap the benefits of our wellness program. KVC is a HealthyKC Certified organization.
Employee Thoughts
“I have been a case manager for KVC for quite some time. Nothing is more gratifying than to be a part of a team of professionals who come together for the purpose of bringing kids together with their forever families. Imagine a 16 year-old-boy who has been in foster care and finds a forever family. Anything is possible!” -MB