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Lenox Hill Neighborhood House · 11 hours ago

Clinical Coordinator

New York, New York

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$70K/yr - $70K/yr

Lenox Hill Neighborhood House is one of New York’s premier human services providers, offering a wide range of services to improve the lives of individuals in need. The Clinical Coordinator will play a key role in providing comprehensive social services, case management, and therapeutic programming to residents at Casa Mutua, ensuring their independence and stability.

Non-profit Organization Management

Responsibilities

Provide person-centered services to residents who have a history of homelessness and are living with various mental health diagnoses such as Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia and Anxiety

Coordinate, provide and referral to psychiatric, medical and substance use services as needed

Complete comprehensive intakes, biopsychosocial assessments, service plans and other required assessments and documentation with residents

Provide direct therapeutic supportive services such as counseling, case management, advocacy for government benefits and services, group work and referrals to community resources

Participate in treatment planning and implementation, case conferences, and weekly clinical and staff meetings, in addition to collaborating effectively with the on-site clinical and psychiatric providers

Accompany clients to essential medical appointments and government offices to ensure access to needed services and support

Provide crisis intervention, problem-solving and conflict resolution to resolve resident issues and conflicts

Be willing to be on call with other staff on a rotating schedule

Facilitate and assist with group activities, including support and social groups, monthly community meetings, and community special events and parties for residents

Collaborate with staff at all levels at Casa Mutua and throughout Lenox Hill Neighborhood House to ensure quality service provision

Complete all responsibilities and duties as assigned by the Clinical Director

Qualification

Mental health experienceCase managementCounseling servicesTrauma-informed careInterpersonal skillsEngagement skillsTechnology skillsSocial justice perspectiveSIFI CertificationApplicable LicensureCommunication skillsOrganizational skillsRelationship-buildingDetail-oriented

Required

Excellent interpersonal, engagement and relationship-building skills to work effectively with the residents

A social justice perspective combined with a commitment to mental health and unhoused populations

Experience working with mental illness, substance use, and trauma-informed care and treatment

Detail-oriented with excellent communication, technology and organizational abilities

Willingness to work a full-time, Monday-Friday schedule, 9am-5pm with some on-call requirements

Master's in Social Work or Counseling

Applicable Licensure and/or SIFI Certification if applicable

Benefits

Comprehensive health insurance choices for staff and their families

Extensive paid time off – 25 days’ vacation and discretionary time; 13 holidays; and substantial sick time

Pension Plan (Defined Benefit) provided at no cost to employee plus other retirement savings plans

Wonderful paid parental leave policy for all staff

Professional Development Opportunities – conferences, trainings, lectures and more

Free Life Insurance – 3x annual salary

Pre-tax Flexible Spending Accounts for Medical, Dependent Care and Parking/Mass Transit

Supplemental Insurance Coverage (Accident, Hospital and Critical Illness)

State-of-the Art Fitness Center, Gym and Swimming Pool

Staff yoga and boot camp classes (six a week), swimming lessons and lap swim for staff

PSLF (Public Service Loan Forgiveness) Eligible Employer

The best colleagues in New York!

Company

Lenox Hill Neighborhood House

Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, widely recognized as one of New York’s premier nonprofit organizations, is a 131-year-old settlement house that provides an extensive array of effective and integrated human services—social, educational, health, housing, mental health, nutritional and fitness—which significantly improve the lives of thousands of people in need each year, ages 3 to 103, on the East Side of Manhattan.

Founded in 1894