Remote Home-Based Crisis Clinician — New Grad Path

Astor Services Inc.; New York (NY); Remote; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid vacation benefits

13 holidays

Personal days

Sick day policy

LTD & life insurance

Health and dental plan

Longevity incentives

Growth opportunities

Supportive team environment

Job summary

Astor Services seeks a Home-Based Crisis Intervention clinician to provide assessment, treatment, and family therapy for youth at risk of inpatient placement. You will develop and review treatment plans, coordinate with psychiatrists, and deliver crisis intervention as part of a flexible, supportive clinical team.

This role offers supervision, opportunities for training in evidence-based practices (including DBT), and pathways to licensure.

Qualifications

• License required or license-eligible clinician.
• Experience with youth and family populations preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide assessment and treatment of youth at risk of inpatient hospitalization or out-of-home placement.
• Develop treatment plans and update per agency standards.
• Ensure plan review with program psychiatrist.
• Utilize family therapy as primary modality.
• Provide therapy to youth and families and complete documentation timely.
• Conduct ongoing safety assessments and report concerns.
• Offer crisis intervention during on-call hours 2 hours daily, 7 days a week.
• Collaborate with schools and community agencies to link clients to services.
• Present cases at team meetings and supervision sessions.

Skills

Crisis intervention

Clinical assessment

Documentation

Collaboration

Education

Licenses: LCSW/LMSW/LMHC/LMFT/MSW (licensed or unlicensed)

Job description

Astor Services seeks a Home-Based Crisis Intervention clinician to provide assessment, treatment, and family therapy for youth at risk of inpatient placement. You will develop and review treatment plans, coordinate with psychiatrists, and deliver crisis intervention as part of a flexible, supportive clinical team.

This role offers supervision, opportunities for training in evidence-based practices (including DBT), and pathways to licensure.