Paving the Way Multi-Service Institute·District of Columbia
Provide short-term clinical services and focused behavioral health support to children and adolescents experiencing situational concerns. Responsibilities include conducting risk assessments, delivering structured treatment plans, and coordinating transitions to ongoing community care.
Care Coordinator – DC Mental Health Access in Pediatrics (DC MAP) Help Children and Families Access the Care They Need
At Paving the Way MSI, you will do more than coordinate services—you will help children, adolescents, families, and healthcare providers navigate behavioral health systems and access the support they need to thrive.
As a Care Coordinator within our DC Mental Health Access in Pediatrics (DC MAP) program, you will serve as a critical link between primary care providers, behavioral health professionals, community resources, and families. Your work will help ensure children and youth receive timely access to behavioral health services while supporting improved outcomes and stronger care coordination.
Many of the families we serve face challenges related to behavioral health concerns, developmental needs, social determinants of health, and barriers to accessing care. Through your work, you will help families navigate resources, overcome obstacles, and connect with services that support their well-being.
Why Team Members Choose PTWMS ✓ Meaningful Work Supporting Children and Families ✓ Opportunity to Improve Access to Behavioral Health Services ✓ Collaborative Team Environment ✓ Professional Development and Growth Opportunities ✓ Mission-Driven Organization Serving Diverse Communities ✓ Opportunity to Partner with Healthcare Providers and Community Organizations
Health & Wellness Benefits ✓ Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance ✓ Employee Assistance Program (EAP) ✓ Employer-Paid Life Insurance ✓ Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA) Options ✓ Generous Paid Time Off
Financial Benefits ✓ Competitive Salary ✓ 401(k) Retirement Plan with Employer Match ✓ NHSC Loan Repayment Eligibility (Position Dependent) ✓ Pre-Tax Commuter Benefits
Requires a Master's degree in social work, counseling, or a related behavioral health field. Candidates must hold an active District of Columbia Licensed Graduate Social Worker or Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor license.
Market context
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