Responsibilities include initial and ongoing assessment, individualized recovery planning, and collaborative work with other providers and discharge planning. Ability to provide person centered individual, group and family interventions. Work with and engage an SMI population with multiple problems -- encouraging wellness and recovery. Flexible, problem solving oriented.
Additional Requirements
Prior work with the psychiatric, MI/MR, co-occurring or other disabled populations for a minimum of 1 year after receiving licensure.
- Documentation Skills
- Verbal Communication
- Written Communication
- Interpersonal skills
- Resolving Conflict
- Ability to perform in a busy, changing, multi-tasking work environment.
- Organizational and documentation skills.
- Proficient in Microsoft applications.
Be able to participate in psychiatric and medical emergencies.
Be able to lift books, materials 5-10 lbs.
Lift, bend, ambulate as necessary to work at desk and facilitate groups.
Education Requirements: Master's degree required; Professional licensure required;
Valid driver's license in good standing preferred
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, WORD, Excel, PowerPoint) and database navigation required.
Location: Staten Island, NY
Pay: $65-70k
Pay Range$65-70k
Skills Required
- Master's degree
- Professional licensure
- Minimum 1 year post-licensure experience with psychiatric, MI/MR, co-occurring, or disabled populations
- Documentation skills
- Verbal communication skills
- Written communication skills
- Interpersonal skills
- Conflict resolution skills
- Ability to perform in a busy, changing, multi-tasking environment
- Organizational skills
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- Database navigation proficiency
- Ability to participate in psychiatric and medical emergencies
- Ability to lift 5-10 lbs; lift, bend, ambulate as needed to facilitate groups
- Valid driver's license in good standing
What We Do
Saint Vincent's Services is a behavioral health organization dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for children, youth, and families. Through its community-based behavioral health programs, mental health clinics, and emergency residential programs for adolescents, the agency strives to make the world feel safer for the children in its care, emphasizing a people-first culture and professional growth for its staff.
