Jobs at Behavioral Health Services North (BHSN)

Provides evidence-based individual, group, and family therapy to children in school settings. Conducts comprehensive assessments, develops treatment plans, delivers crisis intervention, completes required clinical documentation, collaborates with school personnel, and maintains billable direct-service targets. This part-time role requires a master’s degree in social work or mental health counseling, with New York licensure preferred, plus transportation and flexibility to meet family needs.

Supervises clinical staff, provides weekly supervision and mentorship, reviews documentation, supports quality assurance and program development, and delivers direct behavioral health services. Conducts assessments, develops treatment plans, provides individual, family, and group therapy, manages crises, coordinates care, and ensures regulatory compliance. Works with interdisciplinary teams and community partners to promote recovery, continuity of care, and positive client outcomes.

Provides evidence-based individual, group, and family interventions for children and families in school settings. Responsibilities include comprehensive assessments, treatment planning, therapy, crisis intervention, collaborative documentation, coordination with school personnel, and meeting direct-service billing requirements. The role is full-time, Monday through Friday, and requires flexibility to accommodate family needs.

Leads complex, strategic projects from planning through execution, defining scope, resources, timelines, responsibilities, and budgets. Maintains project plans, tracks deliverables, monitors quality measures, supports data requirements, and reports progress and performance indicators. The role requires operational and business management experience, healthcare or human services familiarity, strong Microsoft Office and Teams skills, and local or regional travel using reliable transportation.

Support residents of an OMH-licensed community residence by assisting with daily living, transportation, appointments, service coordination, activities, medication self-administration, documentation, individualized planning, and maintaining a safe, sanitary home. The role involves awake overnight shifts, collaboration with care teams, compliance with regulations, local driving, and occasional physical and household tasks.

Provides trauma-informed, non-clinical behavioral health support to promote recovery, coping skills, community integration, and self-efficacy. Connects individuals with treatment and community resources, assists with evidence-based interventions, safety planning, care coordination, crisis support, documentation, quality improvement, and team collaboration. The role also supports confidentiality, client development, staff training, and flexible program needs.

Provides evidence-based individual, group, and family therapy to children and families in school settings. Conducts assessments, develops treatment plans, delivers crisis intervention, completes required documentation, maintains billable direct service expectations, and collaborates with school personnel. The full-time schedule is Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Provides overnight crisis respite support for participants managing mental health and substance-use challenges. Responsibilities include developing treatment plans, delivering de-escalation and coping-skills education, documenting care, coordinating referrals and behavioral-health services, supporting medication self-administration, maintaining a safe residence, assisting participant transitions, and training new staff.

Support residents of an OMH-licensed community residence in developing independent living skills. Duties include daily living assistance, transportation, grocery shopping, care coordination, resident activities, documentation, service planning, medication self-administration observation, medication recordkeeping, and maintaining a safe, sanitary residence. The role requires weeknight evening stay-awake shifts, local driving, physical tasks, and collaboration with mental health and substance use service providers.

Provides counseling, education, screening, treatment planning, documentation, referrals, and care coordination for individuals and families addressing substance-use concerns. The role collaborates with healthcare, legal, psychiatric, and community providers, supports recovery goals, assists with staff training, and maintains safe environments. Local travel is required.

Supervise and mentor peer support staff using recovery-oriented, reflective, and strength-based practices. Maintain peer role clarity, support onboarding and retention, conduct evaluations, facilitate team learning, and address workplace challenges. Educate non-peer staff and leadership about peer support and lived experience. Collaborate on program development, policy, quality initiatives, documentation, confidentiality, and organization-wide person-centered recovery practices.

Provides substance use assessments, treatment referrals, case management, care coordination, and service documentation at Washington County DSS. Coordinates chemical dependency treatment, monitors client progress and attendance, accompanies child protective services and preventive caseworkers on home visits, and develops Plans of Safe Care for substance-affected infants. Requires local travel and collaboration with DSS and community service providers.

Provides emergency support, advocacy, counseling, safety planning, transportation, and related services to survivors of intimate partner and sexual violence. Coordinates community education presentations, outreach events, partner relationships, hotline backup coverage, trainings, and program documentation while maintaining confidentiality and professional boundaries. Requires flexible availability for nights, weekends, holidays, and 24/7 hotline support.

Unpaid internship supporting families through home visits, outreach, resource coordination, documentation, data entry, family events, team meetings, and training. The intern gains experience in public health, child development, evidence-based home visiting, and family support practices under weekly supervision. The role requires at least 32 hours weekly in Plattsburgh, with travel to community locations and occasional evening or weekend flexibility.

Provides front-line patient support through calls, appointment scheduling, demographic and insurance data entry, inquiry triage, service instructions, and real-time documentation. Protects confidential health information, escalates concerns appropriately, collaborates with clinical and support teams, assists with training, and follows organizational and regulatory requirements.

Coordinates crisis outreach, client engagement, follow-up, crisis intervention, referrals, and linkage to mental health, healthcare, and community services. Identifies barriers and social determinants of health, supports discharges and missed appointments, documents services in electronic systems, tracks quality outcomes, triages calls, and assists crisis leadership with administrative tasks.

Supports survivors of domestic and sexual violence through advocacy, safety-planning assistance, resource referrals, outreach, prevention education, administrative support, documentation, and data entry. Participates in training, case consultations, and team meetings under close supervision while maintaining confidentiality, professional boundaries, and trauma-informed practices. Work occurs in office, community, and training settings, with occasional evening or weekend activities.

Provides direct mental health treatment through individual, family, and group therapy, counseling, crisis intervention, clinical evaluations, treatment planning, case coordination, and therapeutic education. Supports walk-in, open-access, and crisis clients, including emergent services beyond scheduled shifts when needed. Requires onsite work, local and regional travel, and knowledge of substance abuse, psychiatric disorders, and diagnosis.

Provides direct mental health services, including individual, family, and group therapy, counseling, crisis intervention, evaluations, treatment planning, case coordination, and therapeutic education. Supports walk-in and emergent clients, including those affected by substance abuse and psychiatric disorders. The role requires onsite work, local and regional travel, and services for clients during and beyond scheduled shifts when needed.