Jobs at Phoenix House of New York

Provides direct nursing care to clients recovering from substance use disorders. Responsibilities include medication administration, EKGs, wound care, specimen collection, vital-sign monitoring, clinical documentation, health education, care coordination, patient observation, and supervision of unlicensed assistive personnel. Requires a current New York State LPN license, nursing program completion, CPR, First Aid, Narcan, infection control, and child abuse certifications, plus at least three years of related experience.

Supervises clinical services in a residential substance use disorder treatment setting. Provides direct clinical care, crisis intervention, counseling, family therapy, assessments, referrals, and discharge planning. Oversees treatment and recovery plans, clinical documentation, case reviews, regulatory and Medicaid compliance, interdisciplinary conferences, staff supervision, and professional development. Coordinates patient case management with social services, legal referrals, schools, and community providers.

Provides clinical leadership and nursing oversight in a residential substance-use treatment setting. Supervises nursing and support staff, conducts admission and ongoing assessments, reconciles and oversees medications, clarifies orders, provides health education, maintains compliant EMR documentation, and manages medication and medical-supply inventories. Requires an NYS RN license, nursing education, substance-use care experience, and certifications in first aid, CPR, Narcan, infection control, and child abuse prevention.

Provides case management for homeless shelter residents, including intake, psychosocial assessments, independent living plans, benefits and identification assistance, referrals, harm reduction support, and ongoing client meetings. Documents services, maintains confidential records, and tracks housing and employment placements. Facilitates workshops on housing searches, applications, interviews, and employment self-advocacy. Requires relevant human services education and experience working with shelter residents and service providers.

Provides direct nursing care to clients in a behavioral health and substance use treatment setting. Responsibilities include administering medications and injections, performing EKGs, wound care, specimen collection, monitoring vital signs and client conditions, documenting care in the EMR, overseeing assistive personnel, supporting medication adherence, and coordinating clinical follow-up. Requires a current New York State LPN license, nursing education, relevant certifications, and at least three years of related experience, including care for patients withdrawing from substances.

Directs clinical education, quality, and operational consistency across residential and outpatient behavioral health programs. Develops evidence-based programming and standards of care, oversees multidisciplinary case conferences and treatment teams, monitors program fidelity, analyzes outcomes, supports quality improvement and compliance activities, and trains clinical staff. Requires collaboration with medical, compliance, and site leadership while ensuring adherence to OASAS, OMH, and other regulatory requirements.

Provides recovery support in a substance use disorder treatment setting by monitoring client participation and safety, conducting room and facility checks, administering screenings, supporting medication-room tasks, documenting incidents, facilitating shift changes and group intake, mentoring clients, and transporting patients to appointments or activities. The role also leads assigned shifts, reinforces program rules, and supports clients with co-occurring disorders.

Provides direct nursing care to clients in a behavioral health and substance use treatment setting. Responsibilities include medication administration, EKGs, wound care, specimen collection, vital-sign monitoring, clinical documentation, health education, behavioral observation, and reporting changes to clinical leadership. The LPN also oversees unlicensed assistive personnel, supports treatment-plan adherence, maintains confidentiality, and collaborates with clinical and program teams.

Directs nursing and healthcare operations across multiple substance use treatment facilities. Ensures regulatory compliance, clinical standards, nurse competency, facility readiness, patient outcome tracking, and evidence-based addiction care. Collaborates with executive and medical leadership, manages budgets and supplies, and monitors operational metrics including overtime, vacancies, and turnover. Requires a New York State RN license, management experience, healthcare regulatory knowledge, and proficiency with office and electronic health record systems.

Supervises Recovery Support Staff, assigns duties, develops schedules, ensures shift coverage, trains and onboards employees, provides after-hours emergency support, conducts staff meetings, coordinates meeting agendas with the Program Director, and participates in weekly case conferences. The role supports individualized services for patients in a residential substance use disorder treatment setting and requires knowledge of co-occurring disorders, case management, and related community service systems.

Provides direct nursing care to residential treatment clients under clinical supervision. Responsibilities include medication administration, EKGs, wound care, specimen collection, vital-sign monitoring, clinical documentation, health education, reporting changes in condition, maintaining confidentiality, and overseeing unlicensed assistive personnel. The role supports clients recovering from substance use disorders and requires collaboration with the treatment team.

Supervises Recovery Support Staff, assigns duties, manages staffing schedules, trains and onboards employees, provides after-hours emergency support, leads staff meetings, coordinates case conferences, and supports individualized recovery services for patients with substance use and co-occurring disorders.

Performs front desk and administrative duties, including answering calls, welcoming visitors, maintaining records and filing systems, responding to inquiries, scheduling meetings and appointments, preparing agendas, recording minutes, managing office supplies and equipment maintenance, and tracking expenses and petty cash. The role requires strong communication, organization, customer service, confidentiality, independent work, and proficiency with Microsoft Office in an indoor office environment.

The Senior Accountant prepares financial statements, journal entries, management reports, budget-versus-actual analyses, and audit schedules. Responsibilities include reconciling subsidiary accounts and the general ledger, preparing trial balances, analyzing financial information, resolving discrepancies, documenting variances, and identifying efficiency and spending improvements. The role requires knowledge of GAAP, government and nonprofit accounting, month-end and year-end close processes, accounting software, and advanced Excel.

Provides recovery support in a residential substance use disorder program. Responsibilities include facilitating shift changes, supporting crisis intervention, monitoring schedules and participation, conducting safety and contraband checks, administering drug screens, mentoring clients, supervising transportation, documenting incidents and activities, and assisting with filing and data entry.

Provides recovery support in a residential substance use disorder treatment setting. Responsibilities include facilitating shift changes, counseling and group intake, monitoring schedules and participation, conducting safety and room checks, reviewing property, administering drug screens, documenting incidents, mentoring clients, supervising transportation, and assisting with medications. The role requires a high school diploma, CASAC-T credential, and at least two years of relevant treatment experience.

Supervises Recovery Support Staff, assigns duties, manages schedules and shift coverage, trains and onboards employees, provides after-hours emergency support, conducts staff meetings, coordinates agendas with the Program Director, and participates in weekly case conferences. The role supports individualized services for patients in a substance use disorder treatment setting and requires case management knowledge, crisis management, and experience working with co-occurring disorders.

Supports Clubhouse members with serious mental illness through engagement, counseling, advocacy, crisis management, vocational training, benefits assistance, housing applications, and independent-living development. Builds therapeutic community relationships, coordinates employment and housing support, documents member progress, maintains confidentiality, and ensures compliance with agency requirements. The role includes occasional holidays, Saturdays, and weeknights, with preferred van-driving capability.

Supervises clinical staff and provides direct behavioral health services, including crisis intervention, assessment, counseling, family therapy, treatment planning, and discharge planning. Reviews clinical documentation, leads case conferences and therapy sessions, ensures regulatory and Medicaid compliance, coordinates patient case management with community agencies, and supports staff development and clinical programming in a residential substance use disorder treatment setting.

Provides recovery support in a residential substance use disorder treatment program. Responsibilities include facilitating shift changes, counseling and group intake, monitoring schedules and participation, conducting safety and contraband checks, documenting incidents, mentoring clients, assisting with medications, and transporting patients to appointments or activities. The role also leads assigned shifts, supports behavior modification, and helps maintain a safe, structured facility environment.