9 jobs found in New York

Clinical Program Supervisor   Liberty Resources is a dynamic and growing human services agency that is a great place to work!   Are you passionate about building therapists’ skills and helping change the lives of families and children in the community?   Liberty Resources is looking for a dedicated and courageous leader with strong mental health clinical training to supervise a team of 2-3 therapists in implementing Multisystemic Therapy (MST) in Ulster County.   We are offering a $2,500.00 Sign on Bonus!    MST is a well-researched community-based treatment model directed at youth involved in criminal activity and their families. For more information on Multisystemic Therapy, please watch this video:  How Does MST Work? , or visit MST’s website:  www.mstservices.com .    Liberty Resources is a dynamic and growing human services agency that is a great place to work!   Our employees have passion around...

Children’s Aid provides comprehensive community services to children of all ages and their families residing in underserved communities throughout New York City. An array of services supports families from cradle to college to alleviate societal challenges that can interrupt a child, adolescent or young adults’ abilities to thrive and maximize their potential. Children’s Aid offers a continuum of short-term, evidence based interventions of varying levels of intensity in four boroughs. The prevention services continuum consists of Family Support, Therapeutic Interventions and Family Assessment Program (FAP) services, as well as the Safe Way Forward Program for families impacted by Domestic Violence. Our prevention service interventions help families avert current, future or repeat involvement with the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. MST-CAN   (Child Abuse and Neglect)   is a therapeutic program in our Prevention continuum of services.  It is a home-based...

Children’s Aid provides comprehensive community services to children of all ages and their families residing in underserved communities throughout New York City. An array of services supports families from cradle to college to alleviate societal challenges that can interrupt a child, adolescent or young adults’ abilities to thrive and maximize their potential. Children’s Aid offers a continuum of short-term, evidence based interventions of varying levels of intensity in four boroughs. The prevention services continuum consists of Family Support, Therapeutic Interventions and Family Assessment Program (FAP) services, as well as the Safe Way Forward Program for families impacted by Domestic Violence. Our prevention service interventions help families avert current, future or repeat involvement with the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. MST-CAN   (Child Abuse and Neglect)   is a therapeutic program in our Prevention continuum of services.  It is a home-based...

Children’s Aid provides comprehensive community services to children of all ages and their families residing in underserved communities throughout New York City. An array of services supports families from cradle to college to alleviate societal challenges that can interrupt a child, adolescent or young adults’ abilities to thrive and maximize their potential. Children’s Aid offers a continuum of short-term, evidence based interventions of varying levels of intensity in four boroughs. The prevention services continuum consists of Family Support, Therapeutic Interventions and Family Assessment Program (FAP) services, as well as the Safe Way Forward Program for families impacted by Domestic Violence. Our prevention service interventions help families avert current, future or repeat involvement with the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. MST-CAN   (Child Abuse and Neglect)   is a therapeutic program in our Prevention continuum of services.  It is a home-based...

Children’s Aid provides comprehensive community services to children of all ages and their families residing in underserved communities throughout New York City. An array of services supports families from cradle to college to alleviate societal challenges that can interrupt a child, adolescent or young adults’ abilities to thrive and maximize their potential. Children’s Aid offers a continuum of short-term, evidence based interventions of varying levels of intensity in four boroughs. The prevention services continuum consists of Family Support, Therapeutic Interventions and Family Assessment Program (FAP) services, as well as the Safe Way Forward Program for families impacted by Domestic Violence. Our prevention service interventions help families avert current, future or repeat involvement with the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. MST-CAN   (Child Abuse and Neglect)   is a therapeutic program in our Prevention continuum of services.  It is a home-based...

Position Summary:  The  Multi-Systemic Treatment-Substance Abuse  (MST-SA) Therapists  are responsible for providing model adherent, culturally competent, clinically oriented, short-term treatment to families in our Family Assessment Program (FAP) continuum of services in Brooklyn and/or Manhattan. MST-SA therapists report to the MST-SA supervisor. Therapists are required to ensure that interactions involving staff and clients are trauma informed and reflect the agency’s DEI and Anti-racism framework. MST-SA   (Substance Abuse)  is a therapeutic program in our Family Assessment Program (FAP) continuum of services.  It is a home-based intensive therapeutic model for families in the five boroughs where abuse and/or neglect has put the family at risk of having their children placed outside the home. The model is parent focused and uses a multi systemic approach with clinical interventions designed to address abuse and neglect and reduce other risk factors. MST-SA works with...

Position Summary:   The   Multi-Systemic Treatment-Substance Abuse   (MST-SA) Therapists   are responsible for providing model adherent, culturally competent, clinically oriented, short-term treatment to families in our Family Assessment Program (FAP) continuum of services in Brooklyn and/or Manhattan. MST-SA therapists report to the MST-SA supervisor. Therapists are required to ensure that interactions involving staff and clients are trauma informed and reflect the agency’s DEI and Anti-racism framework. MST-SA   (Substance Abuse)   is a therapeutic program in our Family Assessment Program (FAP) continuum of services.  It is a home-based intensive therapeutic model for families in the five boroughs where abuse and/or neglect has put the family at risk of having their children placed outside the home. The model is parent focused and uses a multi systemic approach with clinical interventions designed to address abuse and neglect and reduce other risk factors. MST-SA...

Position Summary:  The  Multi-systemic Treatment-Substance Abuse (MST-SA) Supervisor  in our Family Assessment Program (FAP) will serve the combined roles of an Administrative Supervisor and MST-SA model supervisor.  The MST-SA Supervisor also functions in the role of “site lead” of the FFT Program. Supervisors are required to ensure that interactions involving staff and clients are trauma informed and reflect the agency’s DEI and Anti-racism framework. Responsibilities: General responsibilities of an  MST-SA   Supervisor in the role of “Administrative  Supervisor”  will be to: Provide accountability, child welfare and administrative supervision for up to four (4) MST Therapists and Case Aides and/or Educational and Employment Specialist Provide  Accountability Oversight  to ensure compliance with ACS 2021 Prevention Services Standards and Indicators, including; collaborate with CQI team to improve program practice and outcomes by reviewing and providing...

Position Summary:  The   Multi-systemic Treatment-Substance Abuse (MST-SA) Supervisor   in our Family Assessment Program (FAP) will serve the combined roles of an Administrative Supervisor and MST-SA model supervisor.  The MST-SA Supervisor also functions in the role of “site lead” of the FFT Program. Supervisors are required to ensure that interactions involving staff and clients are trauma informed and reflect the agency’s DEI and Anti-racism framework. Responsibilities: General responsibilities of an   MST-SA   Supervisor in the role of “Administrative   Supervisor”   will be to: Provide accountability, child welfare and administrative supervision for up to four (4) MST Therapists and Case Aides and/or Educational and Employment Specialist Provide   Accountability Oversight   to ensure compliance with ACS 2021 Prevention Services Standards and Indicators, including; collaborate with CQI team to improve program practice and outcomes by reviewing...