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Women In Need (Win) in New York seeks a compassionate Client Care Coordinator (LMSW or LMHC) to provide clinical services in our Transitional Housing programs. You will assess needs, offer counseling, crisis support, and connect clients to long-term community resources.
You will collaborate with shelter staff and external partners to promote housing stability and recovery. LMSW/LMHC licensing must be obtained within 90 days of employment and maintained throughout employment.
Social Worker
Change Lives, Providing Clinical Support
$65,000-$70,000
*LMSW or LMHC Licensing required within 90 Days*
THE ROLE
Win is seeking a compassionate and skilled Client Care Coordinator (LMSW or LMHC) to provide clinical services to families and individuals residing in our Transitional Housing programs. In this role, you will help clients address barriers to stability through assessment, counseling, crisis intervention, and connection to long-term community-based services. Working closely with shelter staff, external providers, and families, you will play a vital role in supporting recovery, resilience, and housing stability.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
WHO YOU WILL BE
LMSW/LMHC must be obtained within first 90 days of employment and maintained throughout Win employment.
Demonstrated experience facilitating groups and developing group curricula.
Experience with standardized assessment tools.
Experience working with individuals with mental illness and substance abuse, preferably with homeless adults and at-risk populations.
Performs job duties that include work requiring advanced knowledge in the field of social work/mental health.
Must be available for on call rotation.
Must attend required internal and external meetings as well as trainings assigned by the supervisor.
Use advanced knowledge acquired by a prolonged course of specialized intellectual instruction.
LMSW
Equal Opportunity Employer
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