Village of Tarrytown, New York

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The Mental Health Professional will provide therapeutic interventions for mental health and substance use disorders, educate individuals on treatment and recovery, and develop crisis management and relapse prevention plans. They will also create individualized plans of care, assist with discharge planning, and provide after-hours emergency coverage and crisis intervention as needed.

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The Individualized Care Coordinator develops and implements community-based plans for children with serious emotional disturbances, focusing on coordinating social, emotional, and medical services to prevent out-of-home placements and hospitalizations. This role involves cutting across organizational boundaries to overcome systemic obstacles faced by clients and their families.

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The Care Manager delivers comprehensive care coordination for individuals in the Health Homes program, focusing on medical, behavioral health, and social service needs. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, creating individualized care plans, and coordinating with community agencies to support client recovery.

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Provide mobile and community-based individual and group counseling to youth with Serious Emotional Disturbance. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, schools, and families to develop and implement holistic care plans and crisis interventions.

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The Clinician provides individual and group counseling services to youth participants and collaborates with the Youth ACT Team and external partners to address mental health needs. They also conduct assessments, develop treatment plans, and facilitate workshops to enhance mental health awareness.

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The Youth Peer Advocate provides formal and informal services to youth facing various challenges, focusing on engagement in treatment planning and skill reinforcement using a trauma-informed, positive youth development approach. Key duties include engaging youth in goal-oriented activities like problem-solving and mentoring, communicating with the care team, and accurately documenting client progress.

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The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner is clinically responsible for monitoring recipient treatment and staff delivery of clinical services, acting as the prescriber for all Youth ACT clients. Key duties include conducting psychiatric assessments, prescribing and monitoring psychotropic medications, and providing supportive therapy to individuals, groups, and families.

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The Registered Nurse is responsible for medication management, coordinating medical care for program individuals, and providing required training for staff. The role also requires being available for on-call duties during the week.

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The therapist will conduct home visits and facilitate family therapy sessions using the evidence-based PLL model while coordinating with community resources. Responsibilities also include completing intakes, maintaining timely clinical documentation, and participating in interdisciplinary team meetings.

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The Occupational Therapist - Hand Therapist will be responsible for reviewing patient medical history and developing individualized treatment plans based on observation and patient concerns. Responsibilities also include using various therapeutic methods to manage pain and improve mobility, while consistently recording progress and modifying treatment plans as necessary.

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The Medical Assistant performs patient care under supervision, including preparing patients for examinations and recording diagnostic test results. They also assist in coordinating care and maintaining medical records.