Bilingual Behavioral Health Clinician (LMSW) – Community Impact

OPEN DOOR FAMILY MEDICAL CENTERS, INC.; Purdys Grove (NY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Dental benefits

Life insurance

403(b)/401(k)

Generous paid time off

Onsite Wellness facilities

Educational assistance

Job summary

Open Door Family Medical Centers seeks a full-time Medical Behavioral Health Clinician, LMSW, in its Port Chester, NY facility. The role emphasizes bilingual English/Spanish service delivery within primary care settings and behavioral health integration.

Responsibilities include patient screening, brief interventions, treatment planning, and collaboration with medical and behavioral health teams. CASAC encouraged; strong communication and commitment to underserved communities are essential.

Qualifications

• Masters in Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, or Mental Health Counseling.
• Current New York State registration and license (LMSW preferred).
• Bilingual in English and Spanish; experience with low-income populations encouraged.
• Strong written and verbal communication; ability to multi-task in a fast-paced setting.

Responsibilities

• Identify, screen, and triage patients for intervention daily.
• Provide brief intervention treatment to patients and/or family.
• Conduct screenings using appropriate screening tools to identify school readiness and monitor developmental milestones.
• Develop treatment plans, goals, and objectives with patient.
• Collaborate with medical and behavioral health teams, and within the community.

Skills

Bilingual English/Spanish

Education

MSW

LMSW license

Tools

Word

Excel

Job description

Open Door Family Medical Centers seeks a full-time Medical Behavioral Health Clinician, LMSW, in its Port Chester, NY facility. The role emphasizes bilingual English/Spanish service delivery within primary care settings and behavioral health integration.

Responsibilities include patient screening, brief interventions, treatment planning, and collaboration with medical and behavioral health teams. CASAC encouraged; strong communication and commitment to underserved communities are essential.