Senior Clinical Social Worker - Families Thriving (64012)

University Settlement Society Of New York; New York (NY); Vor Ort; USD 74.000 - 76.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

University Settlement Society Of New York seeks a full-time clinician to provide home and community–based services for youth and families on the Lower East Side and Brooklyn. The role emphasizes trauma-informed care, cultural sensitivity, and evidence-based models within the Families Thriving program.

The position requires an MSW and licensure eligibility (LMSW/LMHC/LMFT or equivalent). Strong bilingual skills are a plus; travel to families' homes is expected as part of service delivery.

Qualifikationen

• MSW required with clinical experience serving diverse youth and families.
• LMSW/LMHC/LMFT or equivalent licensure eligibility preferred.
• Bilingual in English/Spanish or English/Cantonese or English/Mandarin a plus.
• Ability to travel to families' homes for services.

Aufgaben

• Provide weekly, individualized and/or group services to youth and/or families in home/community.
• Conduct trauma-informed, culturally sensitive assessments of youth and family needs.
• Deliver clinical and therapeutic services to youth, families, and partners.
• Lead community-level interventions and mental health access efforts.
• Develop service plans and coordinate treatment with partners.
• Maintain case management records in the program's EHR per Medicaid rules.
• Provide crisis intervention and trainings in the community as needed.
• Supervise intern(s) and participate in program activities with the director.

Kenntnisse

Bilingual (EN/ES) or EN/CN or EN/CMI

Excellent communication

Team collaboration

Time management

Autonomy

Ausbildung

MSW

LMSW/LMHC/LMFT or equivalent licensure

SIFI or SIFI eligible, LCSW or LCSW eligible a plus

Jobbeschreibung

Job Details: Job Location: 189 Allen Street - New York, NY 10002, Position Type: Full Time, Salary Range: $73,964.80 - $76,000.00 Salary/year, University Settlement partners with 40,000+ New Yorkers in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn every year to build on our collective strengths as we achieve healthy, stable, and remarkable lives. For nearly 140 years, we’ve fought poverty and systemic inequality by building highly effective social services in collaboration with our neighbors. Established in 1886 as the first Settlement House in the United States, we bring the values of that movement into the 21st century by meeting New Yorkers where they live, listening deeply to all perspectives, and creating space for responsive cooperation.

Joining with our neighbors to make stable foundations where people of all ages can grow and pursue their dreams, we build community strength. We infuse a commitment to civic engagement, equality, and communal action into each of our programs, which include early childhood education, youth development, healthy aging, mental health and wellness, English classes for adult immigrants, community centers, and the arts.

University Settlement’s Families Thriving program offers support and resources for helping families unlock their own power and remove barriers to having more peace at home. We do this by creating lasting impact on multiple levels with an equity lens, quality assurance and a strengths-based approach. In collaboration with community partners, the program offers home and community-based services and evidence-based models, individually and in groups, to families in the Lower East Side and Brooklyn with children/youth aged 3-21.

Responsibilities:

• Provide weekly, individualized and/or group services to youth and/or families in their home/community.
• Conduct comprehensive, trauma-informed culturally sensitive assessments of youth in the home/community that assess child/youth and family strengths and needs
• Conduct a range of clinical and therapeutic services and supports to youth, families, and community partners in their home/community
• Support with leading community-level interventions, support, and mental health access
• Conduct intensive outreach to Lower East Side community, children/youth, and families
• Develop individualized service plans and facilitate service delivery within the context of the child/youth/family’s self-identified needs, goals and ethnic, religious and cultural identities as well as identifying other needed service components
• Must become fully knowledgeable of the mental health resources
• Coordinate treatment plans and collaborate with service providers and community partners.
• Maintain complete case management records, data collection, and documentation in the program’s Electronic Health Record systems according to Medicaid and funding requirements
• Provide crisis intervention, prevention and resolution as needed
• Establish and facilitate workshops, presentations, community partnerships and trainings in the community as needed
• Become trained in and execute evidence-based models
• Become SIFI trained and supervise intern(s) as assigned
• Other duties as assigned by the Program Director.

Qualifications:

• MSW required
• LMSW/LMHC/LMFT required (clinicians with limited permits will be considered)
• SIFI or SIFI eligible, LCSW or LCSW eligible a plus
• At least two years of clinical experience working with a diverse population of youth and families required
• A mover and shaker with a growth mindset; ability to multi-task a multi-faceted workload with positive energy, an innovative spirit and creative problem solving
• Firm understanding of strength-based work, child and youth development, attachment, trauma, and family dynamics
• Demonstrated ability to work with and engage hard-to-reach populations as well as families and youth impacted by trauma, poverty, complex stressors, violence, mental health, etc.
• Experience providing community and home-based services from a culturally competent and trauma-informed approach
• Excellent verbal, written, telehealth, and technology skills required
• Ability to be a proactive and creative team player is a must
• Strong organization and time management skills is a must
• Proven track record of effectively working autonomously is a must
• Comfortable traveling to and working in families’ homes and communities
• Bilingual skills in English/Spanish, English/Cantonese or English/Mandarin a plus

Work Schedule: Full time, Monday - Friday, Flexible hours, 35 hours per week

We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive community. We support a broadly diverse team who will contribute to our organization. We are an equal employment opportunity for all regardless of race, color, citizenship, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, veteran or reservist status, or any other category protected by federal, state, or local law. :