Bilingual Clinician - Parenting Love and Limits
NAFI NY provides innovative community-based services to children and families in need across Westchester and Orange Counties.
The Parenting Love and Limits (PLL) program is seeking a compassionate, dedicated Bilingual Clinician to provide clinical services to families in Westchester County.
The Parenting Love and Limits Bilingual Clinician has a pivotal role in providing clinical services via groups and individual sessions according to the PLL model to address family challenges, assist family with achieving goals and support safety and well-being children and families.
To engage and effectively work with families within their natural environment the Bilingual Clinician provides services to the families in their home and the community.
The clinician is primary service provider supporting families and ensuring safety and well-being.
Parenting Love and Limits program is an evidence-based practice that can reduce residential lengths of stay and can also be used to prevent residential placement for teens.
Clients and their families participate in a six-week group and a minimum of eight to twelve family therapy sessions.
Bilingual Clinician works in conjunction with NAFI PLL case manager to provide families with clinical services to address needs and goal attainment.
The skill required to be a dynamic Bilingual Clinician include:
Complete intake screenings of new referrals in accordance to NAFI NY and PLL standards Complete pre and post assessments according to NAFI NY and PLL standards Facilitate PLL groups in conjunction with PLL bilingual case manager Provide Clinical intervention services to families in accordance with PLL model Provide support and guidance to families to achieve service plan and treatment plan goals Provide linkages to community services to the family to ensure that they receive services needed Provide services to families at times convenient to them including evenings and weekends Conduct minimum required visits with families each month as per NAFI NY, PLL, DSS and OCFS requirements Complete PLL model adherence and fidelity measures Attend PLL scheduled consultations and incorporate feedback into work with families.
Collaborate with Department of Social Services on family's needs and services being provided Team approach to connect families with service providers to support families achieving goals Provide on call support evenings and weekends to assist with crisis management, intervention and de-escalation when needed Document progress notes, reports, treatment/service plan that demonstrate the case management support provided to families including success and challenges of the family progress towards goal attainment.
Report both written and orally to stakeholders and courts on the progress and barriers the family is experiencing The basic requirements for a clinician include:
Master's degree in social work, counseling or a related area from four-year College or university; and/or Two years related experience and/or training Experience with troubled and/or delinquent adolescents preferred Have a valid driver's license, have own vehicle and willingness to travel throughout Westchester County, Orange County and other locations as required to fulfill job responsibilities Experience in child welfare preferred Bilingual Required Salary:
$57,500.
00 to 59,500.
00 /year.
EOE Recommended Skills Assessments Case Management Clinical Works Evidence Based Practice Receptive Social Work Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
The Parenting Love and Limits (PLL) program is seeking a compassionate, dedicated Bilingual Clinician to provide clinical services to families in Westchester County.
The Parenting Love and Limits Bilingual Clinician has a pivotal role in providing clinical services via groups and individual sessions according to the PLL model to address family challenges, assist family with achieving goals and support safety and well-being children and families.
To engage and effectively work with families within their natural environment the Bilingual Clinician provides services to the families in their home and the community.
The clinician is primary service provider supporting families and ensuring safety and well-being.
Parenting Love and Limits program is an evidence-based practice that can reduce residential lengths of stay and can also be used to prevent residential placement for teens.
Clients and their families participate in a six-week group and a minimum of eight to twelve family therapy sessions.
Bilingual Clinician works in conjunction with NAFI PLL case manager to provide families with clinical services to address needs and goal attainment.
The skill required to be a dynamic Bilingual Clinician include:
Complete intake screenings of new referrals in accordance to NAFI NY and PLL standards Complete pre and post assessments according to NAFI NY and PLL standards Facilitate PLL groups in conjunction with PLL bilingual case manager Provide Clinical intervention services to families in accordance with PLL model Provide support and guidance to families to achieve service plan and treatment plan goals Provide linkages to community services to the family to ensure that they receive services needed Provide services to families at times convenient to them including evenings and weekends Conduct minimum required visits with families each month as per NAFI NY, PLL, DSS and OCFS requirements Complete PLL model adherence and fidelity measures Attend PLL scheduled consultations and incorporate feedback into work with families.
Collaborate with Department of Social Services on family's needs and services being provided Team approach to connect families with service providers to support families achieving goals Provide on call support evenings and weekends to assist with crisis management, intervention and de-escalation when needed Document progress notes, reports, treatment/service plan that demonstrate the case management support provided to families including success and challenges of the family progress towards goal attainment.
Report both written and orally to stakeholders and courts on the progress and barriers the family is experiencing The basic requirements for a clinician include:
Master's degree in social work, counseling or a related area from four-year College or university; and/or Two years related experience and/or training Experience with troubled and/or delinquent adolescents preferred Have a valid driver's license, have own vehicle and willingness to travel throughout Westchester County, Orange County and other locations as required to fulfill job responsibilities Experience in child welfare preferred Bilingual Required Salary:
$57,500.
00 to 59,500.
00 /year.
EOE Recommended Skills Assessments Case Management Clinical Works Evidence Based Practice Receptive Social Work Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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