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| MSW Level Social Workers: Institute on Aging The non-profit Institute on Aging has served the Bay Area community for over two decades, providing innovative and compassionate care and services to enable older or disabled adults to remain living in their homes and enjoying a high quality of life. Send applications to [email protected]. More |
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| Clinical Social Workers/Clinical Supervisors: La Clinica de La Raza LCSWs with 2 years post licensure experience, and with previous experience providing clinical supervision to MFTIs and/or ASWs are encouraged to contact Yassin Janneh at [email protected] or (510) 535-2942. Ideally, LCSWs in these positions will be well-versed in psychosocial assessment, diagnosis, brief treatment, psychotherapy, crisis intervention, psychosocial rehabilitation, and case management with children, adolescents, adults, seniors and families. More |
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| Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant: StarVista. Sarah Dobkin '10 is happy to answer any questions regarding this position and can be reached at [email protected].The program has supervision and hours can be counted towards California licensure. More |
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| Mental Health Specialist II: Star View Community Services Primary responsibility for mental health and case management services for adolescents and their families. The mental health specialist provides mental health services, including assessment and evaluation, to clients referred to Community Services. He/she acts as a liaison with external agencies and functions on teams with other clinical & support staff. More (enter Requisition Number 102) |
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| Crisis Assessment Specialist: Tennyson Center Responsible for providing family, individual and group therapy as well as clinical case management for clients in a short term stabilization unit. Facilitates intakes and admissions into the SSU, screens referral calls, coordinates treatment and discharge/aftercare planning, and med reviews with the consulting psychiatrist. Participates on the pager rotation as scheduled to provide on-call crisis consultation. Masters level clinician (must be listed on DORA), clinical license preferred (LCSW/LPC or LMFT), with previous intake and case management experience required. Previous inpatient or residential experience preferred. Must have strong diagnostic skills and ability to problem solve in a crisis. Strong ability to multi-task required. All candidates must have a valid Colorado Driver’s license. Works a Tuesday-Saturday schedule. To apply send resume to: [email protected]. |
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| NEW! Director of Clinical Services: Catholic Charities Oversees all clinical services performed on behalf of Catholic Charities in the designated offices. The person is responsible for assuring that all Catholic Charities clinical services meet licensure and accreditation requirements including the program accountability requirements of all funding sources. The individual is expected to embrace providing services through a co-occurring treatment philosophy which integrates a strength based, child/family centered, trauma informed, culturally competent, and recovery oriented philosophy. The individual will supervise staff carrying a broad range of cases through which an increasing knowledge of clinical best practice principles and methods, and knowledge of community resources is demonstrated. Must be bi-lingual and bi-cultural; with five (5) years clinical experience |
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| Case Coordinator, Common Justice: Vera Institute of Justice Common Justice is a demonstration project of the Vera Institute of Justice. The project is a restorative justice-based alternative to incarceration and victim service program for serious and/or violent felony cases such as assault, burglary, and robbery. The project brings 16 to 24-year olds responsible for crimes together with those they have harmed and their support people in a facilitated dialogue to determine appropriate sanctions to take the place of a prison sentence. The project engages and prepares all parties, convenes the dialogues, and provides supervision and support to both those harmed and those responsible for crime. It aims to meet the needs of people harmed by crime, prevent further violence, minimize the unnecessary use of incarceration, and improve people’s experience of justice. The project seeks a hard-working, organized, enthusiastic person with excellent people skills to join its team. More |
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| Case Manager: Urban Pathways. Case Manager provides comprehensive services to individual clients including assessment, case planning, development of individualized service/treatment plans, care coordination, advocacy, escorting to appointments within the community, referrals to community services and resources, and maintenance of client charts and documentation. More | |
| Case Management Supervisor: New York Foundation for Senior Citizens All interested parties should email their resume and cover letter to [email protected]. More |
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NEW! Case Planner: Center for Family Life in Sunset Park, SCO Family of Services |
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| NEW! Clinical Social Worker, LMSW: Good Shepherd Services The Social Worker provides all clinical and therapeutic services for youth in a residential placement environment and their families. The Social Worker works to insure timely community re-entry, permanency, safety and well-being for each youth assigned to their case load. Participates in Sanctuary Model of care to insure trauma-sensitivity and supports Missouri model of group treatment. This position is based that the Shirley Chisholm Residence in East New York (Brooklyn) and is a social worker for twelve female adolescnets in the Close to Home Program. Individual, family and group work involved. More |
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| DBT Skills Coach for private practice in downtown Brooklyn. Call 917-887-6007 if interested. | |
| Director of Foster Care and Adoption: New Alternatives for Children This position has overall administrative and clinical responsibility for the Foster Care and Adoption Department, which includes: Intake, Homefinding, Special Medical Foster Care, and Treatment Family Foster Care. Works collaboratively with NAC's multidisciplinary team of social work, educational, clinical, medical and nursing professionals. More |
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NEW! Fee for Service Psychiatric Social Worker: Manhattan Mental Health Clinic James Chavez, LCSWR |
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NEW! Financial Advisor: Neighborhood Trust |
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| Graduate Intern: The Jewish Women's Foundation of New York JWFNY is looking for an intern to begin February 2014 with the possibility of extending through the summer. The intern must have knowledge, interest and experience in global affairs and/or international development and the ability to work from our office in New York City. The days/hours are flexible at this point with a minimum of 10 hours a week. This person would report directly to the Executive Director and work with her to build JWFNY's second cohort of Isha Koach. Isha Koach is a giving circle of Jewish women who have donated each $18,000 and pooled resources to make grants to Jewish women social entrepreneurs who founded and lead organizations serving the world's most vulnerable women and children. JWFNY seeks help in the management of the giving circle including researching and vetting potential grantees, identifying educational speakers and coordinating logistics and follow-up. An intern is a highly valued and paid member of the JWFNY team and has been critical to the success of Isha Koach in the past. You can read more about the Isha Koach project and see a short video at http://www.jwfny.org/programs-initiatives/isha-koach/. For more information, contact Joy Sisisky at[email protected]. |
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| Group Worker Very part-time, depending on program needs, Saturday night, occasional, @ every other month, upper east side area. Discussion related to issues about about being single/ communication. Group work creative experience helpful. Call Brenda Sherman 917-509-2928, leave a message with telephone contact information to discuss further details. |
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| LCSW-R: Hudson Valley Center for Development The ideal candidate should be a competent professional looking to contribute to a rapidly growing private practice, working as an individual, family, and/or group psychotherapist. Clinical experience with children and adolescents is required, though the candidate will have the opportunity to treat adult patients as well. Pediatric experience and NYS license required. More |
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NEW! Psychiatric Social Worker: Manhattan Mental Health Clinic James Chavez, LCSWR |
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| Senior Development Associate: United Neighborhood Houses. More |
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NEW! Social Work Clinical Supervisor (LCSW): Manhattan Mental Health Clinic James Chavez, LCSWR |
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| NEW! Social Work Coordinator (LMSW/LCSW), Early Arthritis Initiative (Part-Time, 21 hours/week): Hospital for Special Surgery HSS is seeking an experienced Social Worker to coordinate all aspects of a patient support and education for people with newly diagnosed Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), a chronic systemic illness, and provide individual assessments and interventions. The Early Arthritis Initiative is the only program of its kind in the Northeast. This role involves clinical work with individuals and groups. The successful candidate will also be involved in program development with an additional emphasis on research. Contact Adena Batterman, LCSW, Manager, RA Support and Education Programs, at [email protected]. |
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NEW! Social Work Coordinator (LMSW), Charla de Lupus Program: Hospital for Special Surgery |
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| NEW! Social Work Manager, Rheumatology: Hospital for Special Surgery The Social Work Manager, Rheumatology, will be responsible for the strategic direction, planning, and operational oversight of program initiatives related to advancing the highest level of service to this community, in alignment with the strategic goals of the Department of Social Work Programs and the Hospital. The position will manage all aspects of social work services for the Rheumatology Division, including patient care, program planning and evaluation, and multiple leadership roles to address social work needs. Contact Mavis Seehaus, MS, LCSW, Department of Social Work Programs at [email protected] |
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| Social Worker: New York Presbyterian Ambulatory Care Network This is for a bilingual (fluent Spanish is an absolute requirement) LMSW/LCSW with some psychiatric experience who will work as a depression care manager in a primary care clinic in Washington Heights. He/she will be responsible for providing and coordinating depression care using an evidence-based treatment model, as part of a multi-disciplinary medical team. Good organizational skills are a must. Email resumes or inquiries to [email protected]. |
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| Supervisor (LCSW): Women's Prison Association, Family Treatment and Rehabilitation Program This position provides direct supervision to Case Planners on case planning services that work to keep families intact, while promoting child safety, reducing future risks, and promoting optimal family functioning. The position requires an LCSW and is based in East New York, Brooklyn. Position Closing Date: February 28, 2014. More |
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| Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program Manager: SCAN of Northern Virginia The Program Manager will train, supervise and evaluate program staff; Supervise and oversee volunteer recruitment, training, and supervision; Monitor program objectives/implementation; and Prepare quarterly and annual stakeholder reports. More |
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| Summer Research Fellowship: National Research Center on Hispanic Children and Families The summer research fellowship is a full-time position and fellows will be located at either Child Trends or Abt Associates Bethesda, MD offices. Each fellow will be matched with a mentor engaged in similar work supported by the Center. The overall set of fellowship experiences are designed to support the expansion and development of emerging scholars capable of conducting high quality research in culturally appropriate ways on issues of relevance to the growing population of Hispanics. More |
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| Unaccompanied Refugee Minor Social Worker: Lutheran Social Services, National Capital Area Looking for a motivated individual that is interested in joining a growing program that has potential opportunities for professional growth and program development. LSSNCA provides supportive services to children/youth who are determined to be unaccompanied refugees, immigrants, or victims of human trafficking. More |
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