Field-Based Crisis Social Worker II – Mobile Behavioral Health

NYC Health + Hospitals; New York (NY); Sur place; USD 65 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

NYC Health + Hospitals is seeking a Social Worker II to provide frontline crisis response through the B-HEARD program, delivering crisis intervention, risk assessment, and rapid disposition planning in community, clinical, and field settings.

Responsibilities include de-escalation, documentation, and coordination with supports, with emphasis on recovery-oriented and trauma-informed care in a demanding, high-pressure environment.

Qualifications

• Licensed social worker (LMSW or LCSW) per NYSED requirements.
• Experience in crisis intervention and field-based behavioral health services preferred.
• Familiarity with health information systems and care coordination.

Responsabilités

• Participate in ongoing training and supervision
• Conduct crisis evaluations, including risk and safety assessments
• Deliver crisis intervention and engagement strategies in the field
• Develop rapid, patient-centered disposition plans
• Access and leverage real-time health information
• Collaborate with natural supports and community resources
• Complete timely documentation meeting quality standards
• Provide peer support and orient new Social Workers
• Participate in team, borough, program, and departmental meetings
• Adhere to H+H, city, state, and federal standards and regulations
• Model person-centered, recovery-oriented, trauma-informed practice
• Demonstrate ICARE values in daily work

Connaissances

Mental health evaluation/risk

Crisis intervention techniques

MentaI health and substance use

Disposition planning

Field-based service

Motivational Interviewing

Formation

LMSW license

LCSW license

Outils

EPIC/electronic medical record

PSYCKES

WebEx

Microsoft Office

Description du poste

NYC Health + Hospitals is seeking a Social Worker II to provide frontline crisis response through the B-HEARD program, delivering crisis intervention, risk assessment, and rapid disposition planning in community, clinical, and field settings.

Responsibilities include de-escalation, documentation, and coordination with supports, with emphasis on recovery-oriented and trauma-informed care in a demanding, high-pressure environment.