Hillside Family of Agencies Part Time jobs - 39 jobs

The Family Peer Advocate is responsible for empowering families and assisting the family in navigating and advocating in multiple child serving systems. This individual will support parents as they develop positive approaches and methods to meet the needs of youth and their families. This individual will support parents as they develop positive approaches and methods for addressing their family's day-to-day needs, including their own needs for self-care. This role requires “Lived Experience” and flexibility with working hours, including evenings, as determined by family needs that arise outside of regular service hours. This is a part-time (~16 hours/week) position based in the Greater Rochester area and serving the surrounding region. Essential Job functions Provide informational and educational support on system navigation, advocacy and rights to empower families to become active participants in their child's services. Make referrals and linkages to needed services and resources and assist with access. Support the efforts of families in caring for and strengthening their children's mental, and physical health, development and well-being of their children by assisting the family learn and practice strategies to support their child's positive behavior. Facilitate parent training and education to increase knowledge and skills while providing opportunities for networking with other families and creating natural supports. Form and maintain relationships using effective communication and collaboration acting as a bridge between family and providers. Administer assessments and help family to identify gaps in services needed and assist in planning to eliminate gap. Develop treatment plan and safety plan with parent/caregiver supporting the family's own identified goals. Promote effective family-driven practice. Attend and/or facilitate meetings to promote family voice and infuse a family perspective at all levels: individual provider, agency, local planning, state and national policy making. Maintain all necessary records, forms, notifications, authorizations, reports and summaries in client files to ensure compliance with all Federal, State, Funder, Medicaid Managed Care and Hillside standards. Obtain and maintain credential/certification based on advocate's role and funder requirements. Participate in agency and team meetings, in-service trainings, and team building activities as well as volunteer and serve on agency and community committees as needed. While this job description covers many aspects of the role, employees may be required to perform other duties as assigned. Family Peer Advocate II additionally: Serve as a resource to guide team performance. Lead/conduct Family Peer Advocate staff training and manage projects, as directed. Mentor Family Peer Advocate I staff. Education & Experience High school diploma or GED required. Minimum 1 of year of “lived experience” required based on program and funder requirements. NYS Office of Mental Health requirement : A parent/caregiver of a child with a social, emotional, developmental, medical, substance use, and/or behavioral challenges; experience in navigating child serving systems to obtain services and resources for their child/family. OR Personal “lived experience” as a person with social, emotional, developmental, medical, substance use, and/or behavioral challenges, or has received services in juvenile justice, foster care, special education or addiction recovery. Family Peer Advocate II: Minimum 18 months of related work experience required. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Must obtain appropriate credential required for the program within 6 months of hire. Unrestricted, valid NYS driver's license for minimum of 1 year with a clean driving record and minimum insurance coverage that meets agency standards. Youth ACT Program : CPR certification required or obtained within 60 days of hire. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities In addition to demonstrating the Hillside Professional Competencies of Communicates Effectively, Personal Excellence, Cultural Competence, Builds and Leverages Relationships, and Optimizes Decision Making, the following occupational competencies must be demonstrated: Ability to act as an adult role model for children/youth/families in all behaviors including communication, hygiene, and appearance, management of self, response to stress / challenges and in the demonstration of positive relationships with others. Ability to engage children/youth/families in trust-based, productive relationships in order to help children/youth and families prepare for transitions, interact in the community, and promote respect and independence. Ability to recognize and address, often through referral, problems related to substance abuse, mental health, domestic violence, and child abuse and neglect. Ability to act as an advocate for children/youth/families in order to achieve the best possible children/youth/family's outcomes; communicates reasonable expectations and facilitates the achievement of results. Demonstrates an awareness and sensitivity to cultural and social variations and shows respect for individual differences. Knowledge of applicable laws and regulations, an ability to identify and access community programs and resources as needed, and an understanding of public assistance access and eligibility. Physical Demands & Work Environment The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Must be able to work a variable scheduling including evenings and weekends The following daily physical demands are required: Sitting (up to 6 hours) Occasional standing (up to 2 hour) Occasional walking (up to 2.5 hours) Driving (several times a week up to 6 hours) Continuous balancing (up to 8 hours) Occasional balancing, bending, stooping, climbing, kneeling, pushing, pulling, reaching forward or down, reaching overhead, running, and twisting (up to 2.5 hours) Weekly lifting up to 10-15 lbs. on a daily basis Manual dexterity is required, including the frequent ability to grasp in both hands and continuous use of fine manipulation skills in both hands (approximately 1-2.5 hrs.) Occasional exposure to dust, fumes, gases, chemicals, or smoke is apparent Ability to change positions as needed. Family Peer Advocate I: $18.01 Minimum pay rate, $25.50 Maximum pay rate, based on experience. Family Peer Advocate II: $19.46 Minimum pay rate, $29.00 Maximum pay rate, based on experience.

Part-time Description Serves as receptionist for the program to receive phone calls, clients, and visitors. Will prepare intake packets for prospective clients, collect client co-pays, enter data into billing software program, schedule psychiatrist appointments and hospital discharges, maintain office supplies and machines, maintain data such as admission and terminations and other reports. The Administrative Assistant will also complete med and other record requests, assist in processing progress notes, for clients' records, and assist in pulling needed charts files and other paperwork as needed. Will be required to assist supervisors, therapists, and doctors and is responsible for keeping track of closed charts, logging them and sending them offsite. The evening hours are Monday-Thursday from 4:00-8:00. Requirements High School Diploma or GED. Office experience preferred. Salary Description $16.50-$16.50/hr

Union Settlement is an East Harlem based nonprofit organization founded in 1895. For 128 years, Union Settlement has provided critical and innovative programming to children, youth, families, and older adults. As a pioneer of the settlement house movement, Union Settlement continues to meet the needs of the ever-changing East Harlem community through its core programs. Through these programs, New Yorkers gain opportunities, develop skills, and become empowered to pursue and achieve their dreams. Today, Union Settlement provides services through 33 program sites in approximately 28 locations. Union Settlement's current programmatic portfolio includes 8 core program areas: Early Childhood Education, Youth Development & Opportunity (including after school programs), Family Services (including the Family Enrichment Center and the Family Childcare Network), the East Harlem Community Partnership, Adult Education, Comprehensive Mental & Emotional Healthcare (Mental Health Services), Aging, Health & Wellness Services (Older Adult Centers), and Economic Development. Union Settlement serves more than 10,000 individuals and nearly 1,000 businesses every year. Strengthened by a dynamic, diverse, and collaborative workforce of more than 350 employees, Union Settlement also serves as a connector, convener, and advocate for East Harlem and its partners. To learn more about Union Settlement, visit *********************** Position: Meals on Wheels Driver Department: Aging, Health, & Wellness Services Reports to: Meals on Wheels Coordinator Hours: Part-Time; M-F 9:00am - 3:30pm Salary: $16.86 per hour FLSA: Non-Exempt Position Summary: The Meals on Wheels (MOW) Driver will primarily be responsible for delivering meals to homebound clients. Responsibilities : Deliver meals to homebound clients on a daily basis. Use appropriate heating and cooling devices when packing meals. Package meals into hot and cold containers each day for delivery. Maintain accurate daily route sheet. Follow agency protocol and procedure to report any difficulty with meal delivery (i.e. client not home, not answering door) or changes in client status (i.e. slurred speech, deterioration in client appearance, confusion). Follow agency protocol and procedure to report any observable issues at the clients' homes (visible tampering with door or locks). Follow agency protocol and procedure to report any information the client provides regarding planned absences (hospital stays, vacations, etc.) that would prevent the client from being home to receive his or her meal. Clean and sanitize all delivery bags, boxes, and holding containers daily Assist with kitchen and/or other program duties as assigned by the MOW Coordinator, the Deputy Director of Senior Services, or the Director of Senior Services. Qualifications: High school diploma or GED. Ability to lift and carry heavy objects (30+ pounds), as well as walk to deliver meals daily. Good organizational ability, time management, and interpersonal skills (ability to connect with clients and work with a team). Knowledge of and desire to work with aging populations. Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus. CO R E CO M P E T E N C IE S Leading Others: Creates a sense of urgency throughout the organization on the importance of achieving outcomes. Inspires, influences, and enables team members to reach their goals Facilitating Change: Approaches challenges with creativity and flexibility. Demonstrates analytical thinking. Guides change to meet Union Settlement's goals. Managing Performance: Evaluates and revises goals semi-annually with the team. Provides consistent supervision and documents performance highlights and concerns Applying and Developing Expertise: Embraces and leads the team to achieve milestones. Seeks and supports professional development opportunities for team members. Manages finances and budgets effectively Communicating and Collaborating: Listens well and actively engages with others with honesty and integrity and holds team accountable to the same standard Union Settlement's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Commitment Union Settlement is an equal opportunity employer. They do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, marital status, age, national origin, physical or mental disability, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.

SCHEDULE: Part time, relief position. Hours may vary depending on the program needs PAY RATE: $16.50 per hour Childcare providers are responsible for the direct supervision of children (birth - 18 years old) enrolled in a crisis nursery program, ensuring their physical safety at all times. The provider must be able to balance safety consideration with the child's need to be active. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Recognize, document and take appropriate action in the case of suspected abuse, illness or accident Maintain a clean, organized, appealing environment that promotes comfort and security Maintain clean materials and equipment Maintain constant surveillance of the surrounding outdoor environment Ensure that each child receives nutritious meals, meeting their daily requirement Maintain fair and orderly control, with constant supervision of children Help children learn through setting limits Work with other childcare providers, volunteers and parents to best meet the needs of the children in our care Be professional when consulting with parents, provider and family members' maintaining confidentiality at all times. Record timely, complete, legible documentation of child's observed behaviors Represent the program in a positive and professional manner to all areas EMPLOYMENT GUIDELINES: Candidate must: Adhere to ethical conduct Demonstrate professionalism i.e., timely, dependable, responsible, flexible Be non-judgmental and respectful Model principles of inclusion and tolerance Be youth centered and positive Be family friendly Establish effective working relationships with supervisor and co-workers Develop positive relationships with all key stakeholders Have strong literacy skills (i.e., reading, writing, comprehension) Have excellent communication skills (verbal and written) Conduct research and apply best-practices and evaluation methods Effectively promote knowledge and skill development and positive behaviors Provide leadership and/or work independently as requested Comply with NYS Child Care Provider and NY State OCFS regulations QUALIFICATIONS: A minimum of a high school diploma AND at least 2 years' experience in paid or unpaid childcare. Must be at least 18 years old. The Center for Youth provides equal opportunities for employment.

Union Settlement is an East Harlem based nonprofit organization founded in 1895. For 128 years, Union Settlement has provided critical and innovative programming to children, youth, families, and older adults. As a pioneer of the settlement house movement, Union Settlement continues to meet the needs of the ever-changing East Harlem community through its core programs. Through these programs, New Yorkers gain opportunities, develop skills, and become empowered to pursue and achieve their dreams. Today, Union Settlement provides services through 33 program sites in approximately 28 locations. Union Settlement's current programmatic portfolio includes 8 core program areas: Early Childhood Education, Youth Development & Opportunity (including after school programs), Family Services (including the Family Enrichment Center and the Family Childcare Network), the East Harlem Community Partnership, Adult Education, Comprehensive Mental & Emotional Healthcare (Mental Health Services), Aging, Health & Wellness Services (Older Adult Centers), and Economic Development. Union Settlement serves more than 10,000 individuals and nearly 1,000 businesses every year. Strengthened by a dynamic, diverse, and collaborative workforce of more than 350 employees, Union Settlement also serves as a connector, convener, and advocate for East Harlem and its partners. To learn more about Union Settlement, visit *********************** Position: Classroom Aide Department: Youth Services Reports to: Program Director Hours: Part-time Salary: $16.50 - $16.86 per hour FLSA: Non-Exempt Location: On-site Positions Reporting to this Role: None Position Summary: Assist in curriculum development, activity facilitation, and classroom management. Responsibilities : Prepare classroom and program spaces for activities. Assist in the planning and implementation of weekly lesson plans related to social, educational, and recreational theme-based activities. Assist Group Leaders in workshops for the program in at least one of the following disciplines: sports, technology, leadership, performing arts, prevention, visual arts, dance, and STEM. Assist Group Leader with project-based activities and prepare participants for quarterly presentations, showcases, and performances. Take daily attendance. Distribute breakfast, lunch, and snacks daily to participants. Attend and escort youth on trips. Assist in classroom management and behavior modification. Provide technical support to all staff, such as assistance with archiving, copying, typing, filing, and organizing paperwork. Run errands to support program needs. Participate in special events and staff meetings. Additional duties as assigned by the Program Director and Site Supervisor. Qualifications: Two years of experience working in a youth services program. Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred. Strong oral, written, and organizational skills. Demonstrated ability to perform multiple tasks effectively in a fast-paced, challenging, and constantly changing environment. The ability to perform at a high level. Dedication to serving youth in an urban setting. Innovation and patience. Demonstrated understanding of the challenges facing youth in an urban setting. CO R E CO M P E T E N C IE S Leading Others: Creates a sense of urgency throughout the organization on the importance of achieving outcomes. Inspires, influences, and enables team members to reach their goals Facilitating Change: Approaches challenges with creativity and flexibility. Demonstrates analytical thinking. Guides change to meet Union Settlement's goals. Managing Performance: Evaluates and revises goals semi-annually with the team. Provides consistent supervision and documents performance highlights and concerns Applying and Developing Expertise: Embraces and leads the team to achieve milestones. Seeks and supports professional development opportunities for team members. Manages finances and budgets effectively Communicating and Collaborating: Listens well and actively engages with others with honesty and integrity and holds team accountable to the same standard Union Settlement's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Commitment Union Settlement is an equal opportunity employer. They do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, marital status, age, national origin, physical or mental disability, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.

For over 60 years, Abilities First, Inc. has been empowering individuals with developmental disabilities to live their most vibrant, independent lives. From early education to adulthood, our wide range of services-including preschool and school programs, day and residential habilitation, community connections, and employment services-are designed to uplift every individual's unique strengths and dreams. We believe in the power of people-of every background, identity, and ability-to create change and build a more inclusive world. Abilities First is proud to be an equal opportunity employer and is welcoming and supportive of people of varying abilities, races, ethnicities, religions, socio-economic status, gender and gender identities. At Abilities First, you'll join a mission-driven team that values collaboration, celebrates individuality, and is dedicated to meaningful work. If you're ready to turn your passion into purpose, we'd love to welcome you aboard. Position Summary The Residential Coach II will be responsible for the provision of individual services as identified in the Individual Service Plan and by the treatment team for individuals who need specific assistance and supports. He/she will be responsible for maintaining current medical services and following up on the medical needs of the individuals within the program. The Residential Coach II will be responsible for the supervision of the daily activities/responsibilities of the residents. The Residential Coach II helps the resident achieve valued outcomes and promotes individualization (self-determination & choice), independence (self-reliance to the extent possible), integration (involvement with relatives and friends and belonging to a neighborhood community) and productivity (accomplishments that contribute to the person's own life and the lives of those around them). The Residential Coach II is required to provide hands on assistance to individuals with a higher medical, physical or behavioral need for support. Available Shifts: Full Time: Saturday-Wednesday: 7am-3pm (40 hrs/wk) Thursday- Monday 6am-2pm (40 hrs/wk) Wednesday-Sunday 7am-3pm (40 hrs/wk) Tuesday-Saturday 3pm-11pm (40 hrs/wk) Friday - Monday 3pm-11pm (32 hrs/wk) Thursday-Monday 1pm -9pm (40 hrs/wk) Saturday-Tuesday 1pm-8am (40 hrs/wk) Part Time : Friday-Saturday 1pm-9pm (16 hrs/wk) Tuesday Wednesday 11pm-7am (16 hrs/wk) Salary Range: $18.41-$20.41 per hour Note: The rates outlined above are contingent upon being deemed eligible to drive by our insurance carrier. Should you be deemed ineligible to drive and the program is able to make a non-driver accommodation, a lower rate of pay will apply. Earn Up to $5,000 in Bonuses During Your First Year!* We value your commitment - and we show it. Join us in a regular full-time position and become eligible for our Sign-On and Retention Bonus program: $1,000 after 3 months - Complete initial training $1,000 after 6 months - Pass your probationary review & receive required certifications $1,000 after 9 months - Maintain good standing and continued employment $2,000 after 12 months - Celebrate one year of success with us Total Bonus: $5,000 in your first year! Apply today and start earning while you grow your career. *Terms and Conditions may apply. Discuss your eligibility for our Sign-On and Retention Bonus program with an Abilities First Inc. recruiter. Position Standards Establishes a working relationship with all residents and supervises their participation in daily activities as needed. Ensures the safety and well-being of the residents. Provides training and assistance to the residents in developing basic skills in appropriate social behaviors and communication, safety, housekeeping, personal care, health care, medication administration, money management, using public transportation, menu & meal preparation, grocery purchasing, and planning recreational activities. Assists the resident in achieving progress toward their individualized-based outcomes. Is an active participant in the service planning process. Documents attendance, daily community habilitation notes and log entries. Performs responsibilities that demonstrate the ability to work cooperatively and establish professional relationships with all persons involved with the resident. Administers medication to those individuals who are not self-medicating. Monitors and assists with individual and household needs, i.e. maintenance, menu & meal preparation, grocery & household purchasing, cleanliness & chores, resident's personal needs, emergency & safety procedures, etc. Maintains cleanliness of living spaces by assisting resident and completing task where resident cannot. Successfully completes all required training programs, including a course in certification of medication administration. (Medication administration certification will be required of relief whenever possible.) In addition, the Residential Coach II will: Adhere to agency Code of Legal and Ethical Behavior, which require all employees, consultants, board members, volunteers and affiliates to perform their responsibilities according to ethical and legal standards with honesty, integrity, fairness, good faith and respect for others and the law. Follows all agency policy and procedures and demonstrates continuous regard to personal safety and the safety of others. Performs other appropriate job related activities as requested by your supervisor or as circumstances warrant. Perks & Benefits: Time to Recharge - Vacation, personal, sick, and holidays built around the school calendar Health & Wellness - Medical, dental, and vision plans to keep you covered Plan For The Future - 401(k) with employer match and employer-paid life insurance Level Up Your Skills- Tuition reimbursement and online training through the College of Direct Support (and to boost your earning potential) Get Paid When You Need It - On Demand Pay gives you access to earnings as early as the next day Exclusive Extras - Employee discounts with Verizon, AT&T, Royal Carting, and more Job Requirements High school diploma or equivalent required Minimum 1 year's experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities required - CNA, PCA a plus! Clean NYS driver's license that is deemed “acceptable” by our insurance carrier required. SCIP-R, CPR, SFA, and Med Certification a plus. Ability to obtain these certifications required. Lifting and maneuvering of individuals is required. Physical demands: Described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential responsibilities and functions of the job and are not meant to be all inclusive. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential responsibilities and functions of the job. Unless reasonable accommodations can be made, in order to perform the essential functions of this job, an individual shall be required to: Have the ability to lift up to 50 lbs., bend, squat, turn in the knees, pivot and grasp with both hands (in order to properly and safely perform the techniques taught in CPR/First Aid, behavior intervention techniques, and lifting and carrying techniques). Lift individuals by using appropriate techniques, including but not limited to usage of tools to assist, such as the Hoyer Lift. Assist individuals in ambulation by providing physical assistance, including use of a gait belt or other equipment where necessary. Have the ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time. Have the ability to push, pull, and maneuver adults in wheelchairs. Possess verbal and written communication skills, in English, to ensure adequate regulatory documentation. At Abilities First, we recognize that talent and potential come in many forms. If this position inspires you but your experience does not align with every preferred qualification, we still encourage you to apply. You may be the right candidate for this role-or another opportunity within our organization

Union Settlement is an East Harlem based nonprofit organization founded in 1895. For 128 years, Union Settlement has provided critical and innovative programming to children, youth, families, and older adults. As a pioneer of the settlement house movement, Union Settlement continues to meet the needs of the ever-changing East Harlem community through its core programs. Through these programs, New Yorkers gain opportunities, develop skills, and become empowered to pursue and achieve their dreams. Today, Union Settlement provides services through 33 program sites in approximately 28 locations. Union Settlement's current programmatic portfolio includes 8 core program areas: Early Childhood Education, Youth Services (including after school programs), Family Services (including the Family Enrichment Center and the Family Childcare Network), the East Harlem Community Partnership, Adult Education, Mental Health Services, Older Adult Centers, and Economic Development. Union Settlement serves more than 10,000 individuals and nearly 1,000 businesses every year. Strengthened by a dynamic, diverse, and collaborative workforce of more than 350 employees, Union Settlement also serves as a connector, convener, and advocate for East Harlem and its partners. To learn more about Union Settlement, visit *********************** Position: Fee-For-Service Psychotherapist/Clinical Social Worker Department: Mental Health Services Reports to: Clinical Supervisor Hours: Part-Time Salary: $60.00 per hour FLSA: Non - Exempt Location: Hybrid Position Summary: The Mental Health department offers individual, group, family, and couples' therapy to community members. We provide services to clients ranging from early childhood to people experiencing end of life issues. We offer medication intervention as well as psychiatric evaluation and management. For enrolled clients, the clinic has a 24/7 crisis line, monitored by clinical supervisors. We take a trauma informed perspective to the work with the community, which includes various therapeutic modalities such as CBT, Psychodynamic, and creative art therapies. We support a strength based, client centered approach to the treatment. We view mental health issues through a systematic lens of micro, mezzo and macro levels of human experiences and stressors. Responsibilities : Provide individual, family, couples, and group psychotherapy and supportive counseling to clients. Provide comprehensive assessment of all clients on caseload. Conduct treatment planning for all clients on caseload. Provide crisis intervention for all clients on caseload. Provide psycho-education to clients. Conduct outreach to clients in order to ensure their attendance at appointments. Complete all appropriate documentation for each client on caseload. Collaborate with other service providers to bring services to clients. Actively participate in supervision. Additional duties as assigned by supervisor Qualifications: LMSW, LCSW, LCAT, or LMHC. Ability to work independently at a satellite clinic (or telehealth). Excellent computer skills. Excellent organizational ability and interpersonal skills. Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus. To Apply: Please submit a comprehensive application package consisting of a resume and a cover letter. Please note that submissions lacking a cover letter will not be considered for further review. CO R E CO M P E T E N C IE S Leading Others: Creates a sense of urgency throughout the organization on the importance of achieving outcomes. Inspires, influences, and enables team members to reach their goals Facilitating Change: Approaches challenges with creativity and flexibility. Demonstrates analytical thinking. Guides change to meet Union Settlement's goals. Managing Performance: Evaluates and revises goals semi-annually with the team. Provides consistent supervision and documents performance highlights and concerns Applying and Developing Expertise: Embraces and leads the team to achieve milestones. Seeks and supports professional development opportunities for team members. Manages finances and budgets effectively Communicating and Collaborating: Listens well and actively engages with others with honesty and integrity and holds team accountable to the same standard Union Settlement's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Commitment Union Settlement is an equal opportunity employer. They do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, marital status, age, national origin, physical or mental disability, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.

Part-time Description Abilities First, Inc., has been making a difference in the lives of people with developmental disabilities for over sixty years. Starting out as The Little Red School House in 1962, Abilities First, Inc. has evolved into the Hudson Valley's premiere provider of support services for individuals with developmental disabilities. We offer a wide variety of services including school and preschool programs, day habilitation, residential habilitation, community habilitation, service coordination and employment services. Abilities First recognizes the value of diverse experiences, identities, and backgrounds to and does not discriminate in hiring. We are inclusive, welcoming and supportive of people of varying abilities, races, ethnicities, religions, socio-economic status, gender and gender identities. Abilities First is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. This position is crucial to the development of children of all ages. We follow a school calendar, as well as a six-week summer program. Salary Range: $38.85-$40.85 per hour. Schedule: 15 hours per week, work with us to determine a schedule that works best for you. This position will be responsible for the speech therapy program assigned case load at our Preschool. Responsibilities include: Initial evaluation/periodic re-evaluation Program planning and implementation of program Scheduling of caseload in conjunction with classroom staff and other related services Coordination of program between student, counselor/teacher and case manager Maintain interdisciplinary communications regarding program Report at team meetings and or annual reviews as needed. Responsible for written documentation as required by Abilities first Inc. policies and or appropriate programs. Must adhere to paperwork deadlines, agency forms, and content Responsible for attending program staff meetings and parent/teacher conferences as assigned by Directors of various programs. Work in conjunction with counselors/teachers to develop student treatment plans. Perform related work as assigned by program Directors If licensed, may supervise staff speech pathologist participating in Clinical Fellowship year. Assists in maintenance of treatment sites Provides departmental/staff in services when indicated. Provides list of needed therapy materials to Program Director May participate in Feeding Team or Augmentative Communication Team when appropriate. Must have a current NYS driver's license, free of moving violations *Amendable to Class E) deemed acceptable by our insurance carrier Ensures that employees follow the Code of Ethical and Legal Behavior and conform to the strictest standards of Corporate Compliance and HIPAA, as well as all federal state, local and municipal laws and regulations. Adheres to ASHA Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics, Behavior, which require all employees, consultants, board members, volunteer and affiliates to perform their responsibilities according to ethical and legal standards with honesty, integrity, fairness, good faith and respect for others and the law. Follows all agency policy and procedures and demonstrates continuous regard to personal safety and the safety of others. Performs other appropriate job related activities as requested by your supervisor or a circumstances warrant. Adheres of State Education rules and regulations. Preschool employees must adhere to Office of Children and Family Services policies. Requirements Completion of Master's Degree Program from an accredited College/University. Licensed by NYS Department of Education as a Speech Pathologist. NYS teacher certification required. Experience with oral motor, dysphagia, and augmentative communications helpful! Salary Description 35.11-38.00

SCHEDULE: Part time 28.5 hours per week. Thursday-Saturday, 10:00pm - 8:00am PAY RATE: $20 per hour The Center for Youth's multiple residential programs include Emergency Shelter for youth ages 12-17, Crisis Nurseries for children under 14, and Transitional Living Programs for youth and young adults ages 16-24. All provide emergency and independent living supports and services to runaway and homeless youth (RHY) 7 days a week and all year round. The Overnight RHY Resident Assistant (RA) Float position provides on-site engagement and support that is strength-based and mutually respectful. Residents are approached from an asset-based perspective so that staff can form partnerships that help identify issues, concerns, and needs and then the strategies required to address them. The team's ultimate goal is to provide emergency and transitional care and support to families in crisis and homeless youth in a safe, respectful environment and to work with them to resolve the issues that led to their homelessness so that they can ultimately secure and maintain a stable living environment. The Overnight RHY RA Float position works out of the TLP Devonshire Apartment program, where it provides support and coverage at the other residential sites as needed. This includes transporting youth from the emergency shelter to school when needed. This is a part-time position, Thursday-Saturday, 10:00 pm - 8:00 am, 28.5 hours per week. RESPONSIBILITIES: Supervision of daily activities Liaison with overnight intake and on-call staff Crisis/conflict prevention/intervention, response, and intervention Transportation of youth in personal or agency vehicle, including school transportation for clients Support coverage for staff breaks at other residential programs Maintenance of accurate and timely program records Maintenance of facility and grounds Promotion of positive team interactions throughout the agency Actively participate in individual and group supervision EMPLOYMENT GUIDELINES: Candidates must be: Youth friendly and positive Calm and objective in crisis situations Sensitive to the cultural issues and needs of youth from diverse backgrounds Able to establish and maintain positive working relationships with key stakeholders (i.e., youth, peers, referral sources, law enforcement) Able to work evenings, weekends and holidays, as needed and assigned Candidates must possess significant knowledge of and skills related to: Positive youth development Serving LGBTQ+ and trafficked youth Counseling approaches and techniques Adolescent development and issues Residential services Group facilitation and training methods Community resources Crisis prevention, intervention skills and resolution Verbal and written communication Time management Multi-tasking Social, recreational activities Meal preparation, housekeeping and the maintenance of facility and grounds In addition to the above, it is mandatory that prior to hire a candidate have or be willing to obtain: A valid NYS driver's license with driving record acceptable to agency insurance carrier Regular access to a motor vehicle or reliable transportation that has automobile insurance at the level of $300,000 per accident/$100,000 per person Bodily Injury and $50,000 Property Damage It is also mandatory that new employees be cleared by the NYS Central Register prior to interaction with clients. CULTURAL COMPETENCY: The Center delivers programs and services to youth and families across Monroe County who represent many racial, cultural and geographic groups. The Center ensures understanding and values differences in people of diverse cultures, ethnic origins, sexual orientations, disabilities and beliefs. All staff are required to attend cultural competency workshops and trainings and to continually enhance their own understanding of cultural diversity. The Center Performance Appraisal, administered annually, provides an opportunity for staff to evaluate how they are integrating culturally competent practices into everyday work. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: The residential programs are multi-story buildings and candidates must be autonomously mobile and able to work anywhere within the facility. Candidates must be able to participate in the maintenance of the facility and grounds and be able to operate agency vehicles. QUALIFICATIONS: A Bachelor's degree in a Human Services related field or an equivalent combination of education and 2 years of experience is recommended. COMPUTER SKILLS RECOMMENDED: Word- Advanced Microsoft- Advanced Internet- Advanced Excel- Intermediate The Center for Youth provides equal opportunuties for employment.

SCHEDULE: Part time, 17.5 hours per week. 10-month position, generally September- June. Monday - Friday, 3:00pm - 6:30pm PAY: 17.50 per hour The Activity Coordinator is responsible for assisting the Program Manager in the coordinating and implementing of the comprehensive activity-based afterschool enrichment and academic assistance program. He/she assists with the direct implementation and development of program services. The Activity Coordinator's duties include offering support to staff who provide youth with tutoring services, activities, and trainings and groups. This position is directly supervised by the Afterschool Program Manager. RESPONSIBILITIES: Assists in the coordination of scheduling and programming at designated school site Maintains accurate and timely records in accordance with funder and agency requirements Assists in the coordination of development and implementation of services delivered during the afterschool program Assists in the oversight of the daily operations of the program Facilitates partnerships with appropriate public and private agencies that provide services to the students and families Assist in the implementation of procedures and policies for operation of the after-school program Establishes and maintains communication with members of the school staff about student needs and aspects of the afterschool program Maintains records needed for program administration Performs other duties as assigned EMPLOYMENT GUIDELINES: Effective time management and organizational skills Clear and effective communication skills Group facilitation and student/classroom management skills Strong problem-solving skills Ability to handle multiple priorities Familiarity of youth development theory and practice Possess knowledge of a variety of games, sports, arts and other child-related activities Knowledge of conflict management techniques Basic sociological background-ability to assess community and people Knowledge of adolescent development and issues Understanding of affective education Ability to establish and maintain positive working relationships with youth, within the school, the agency and with collaborating agencies and schools Knowledge of local community services Sensitivity to cultural issues and needs of youth from diverse backgrounds Good verbal and written communication skills Ability to work evenings and on weekends when necessary or scheduled CULTURAL COMPETENCY: The CenTer delivers programs and services to youth and families across Monroe County who represent many racial, cultural and geographic groups. The Center ensures understanding and values differences in people of diverse cultures, ethnic origins, sexual orientations, disabilities and beliefs. All staff are required to attend cultural competency workshops and trainings and to continually enhance their own understanding of cultural diversity. The Center Performance Appraisal, administered annually, provides an opportunity for staff to evaluate how they are integrating culturally competent practices into everyday work. QUALIFICATIONS: A Bachelor's Degree in a Human Service or related field or combination of education and experience. COMPUTER SKILLS RECOMMENDED: Microsoft Office - Basic The Center for Youth provides equal opportinities for employment

Part-time Description Astor Services is hiring Preschool Teacher Assistants today! Enjoy working Monday through Friday with summers off. Head Start is a federally funded preschool program delivering services to 3 and 4-year old children and their families in core areas of early learning, health, and family well-being. The teacher assistant will assist in the delivery of educational services to children in a classroom setting. This includes; support for instruction throughout the day, supervision of children, ongoing assessments, and may include participation in home visits. Come join our team! Job Responsibilities: Creates a well-organized learning environment for children that conveys a welcoming, trusting, and safe environment. Understands and incorporates the principles of play-based learning. Demonstrates effective classroom management, including responsibility for supervision of all children. Incorporates a variety or experiences in the classroom to individualize and foster the children's emotional, cognitive, language, physical, and self-help skill development. Able to work as a team member. Provides coverage, as assigned, to ensure the smooth operation of the program. Must follow safety and health practices in the daily operation of duties to maintain a safe learning environment. What we provide: Opportunities to make a difference in the lives of children and families in need. Collaboration with a team of dedicated professionals in a supportive and dynamic environment. Room for growth and advancement within the organization. Child Development Associate credential training provided at no cost to the staff Join Astor Services - Apply Now! Do you meet the qualifications above? Are you ready to take the next step in your career and join a mission-driven organization dedicated to improving the lives of children and families? We want to hear from you! Your credentials and compassion can bring about positive change for a child in need. Apply now to become a part of the Astor Services team. Astor Services, a leading provider of behavioral and mental health services in the Hudson Valley and The Bronx, is dedicated to nurturing the emotional and mental well-being of children, adolescents, and families. With a history spanning over seven decades, we are committed to providing comprehensive care and support to help our clients thrive. Requirements You must have: · High School Diploma or GED. You should have: · Experience with the population served is preferred.

SCHEDULE: Relief, per diem, part-time position. Hours can include a combination of days, evenings, overnights and weekends. PAY RATE: $17 per hour The Relief Emergency Shelter Counselor is responsible for supporting and managing a caring 24.7 youth shelter environment including: supervision of residents, one-to-one counseling, teaching independent living skills, preparing meals with residents, facilitating recreational outings, and general upkeep of the house itself. This coverage is provided in the absence of full-time staff to ensure coverage of the established staffing pattern, or as an addition to the full-time team as deemed necessary by the Shelter Managers. RESPONSIBILITIES: Supervision of residents within the daily routine Crisis prevention, resolution and intervention After hours crisis phone counseling, intake, assessment, and referral Documentation of critical information in staff log and resident files Transportation to recreation and other outings, when assigned Attend training and supervision sessions quarterly as required by state regulations, totaling 10 hours per year Assist with maintenance of shelter facility and grounds Maintain a caring and cooperative environment Maintain client confidentiality consistent with agency policy EMPLOYMENT GUIDELINES: Basic knowledge of various counseling approaches and techniques. Good verbal and written communication skills. Sensitivity to cultural issues and needs of youth from diverse backgrounds. Ability to establish and maintain positive relationships with residents and staff. Knowledge of adolescent development. Ability to remain objective in crisis situations. Must have a valid driver's license and driving record that meets the requirements of agency insurance provider. CULTURAL COMPETENCY: The Center delivers programs and services to youth and families across Monroe County who represent many racial, cultural and geographic groups. The Center ensures understanding and values differences in people of diverse cultures, ethnic origins, sexual orientations, disabilities and beliefs. All staff are required to attend cultural competency workshops and trainings and to continually enhance their own understanding of cultural diversity. The Center Performance Appraisal, administered annually, provides an opportunity for staff to evaluate how they are integrating culturally competent practices into everyday work. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Candidates must be able to participate in the maintenance of The Center House facility and grounds and be able to operate the agency vans. The shelter is a three-story residence; candidates must be able to be autonomously mobile and able to work anywhere within the facility. QUALIFICATIONS: High school diploma or GED plus one year of Human Services experience, preferably working with youth. COMPUTER SKILLS RECOMMENDED: Microsoft Office: Basic The Center for Youth provides equal employment opportunities

NEW!! Fingerlakes Campus exclusive Registered Nurse premium differential of $2.50/hour on top of base salary!! Registered Nurse Sign On Bonus: Up to $15,000!! for Full-Time & up to $7,500 for Part-Time (based on experience). Competitive pay & benefits, generous PTO & shift differentials up to $6.50/hour for eligible evening, overnight, and weekend hours!! Join Hillside & enjoy a healthy work-life balance while impacting a child's life! Job Summary The Registered Nurse I - Residential delivers appropriate and quality health care services to youth in the residential setting. We have openings available in Auburn, NY at our Fingerlakes Campus at 7432 County House Rd. Essential Job Functions Assess clients with illness, injury, or health related/psychological concerns; develop and implement care plans, and maintain medical records. Consult and coordinate with treatment team providers such as the treating physician, nurse practitioner, and clinician, as well as others to assess, plan, implement, and/or evaluate patient care plans while assuring continuity and quality of care. Transcribe all medical orders accurately and efficiently and carry out orders for treatment as prescribed. Report any significant finding to the appropriate medical provider and guardian when appropriate and carry out the prescribed intervention. Support all members of the team in support of the care plan(s); assure quality care is delivered in an effective, timely, and team-based manner. Communicate respectfully, accurately and clearly both in verbal and written form with all team members and families. Administer nursing care for medically prescribed orders for treatment. Administer medication safely, accurately and in accordance with New York State and agency guidelines. Monitor patients for any reactions or adverse side effects and report medication side effects to prescriber. Administer first aid and CPR during emergency situations and coordinate patient care until Emergency Medical Services (EMS) arrives or the youth is transported to hospital emergency department. Triage phone calls regarding health-related concerns of clients. Oversee and supervise care provided by the LPN and other health office staff to ensure proper nursing care. Provide assessments, monitoring and care to the youth in the event that a physical restraint is needed, and ensure all regulatory requirements for managing and documenting restraint are followed. Maintain timely, accurate, and detailed documentation and progress notes in the patient medical records. Independently complete commitments and take responsibility for actions; recognize and fix errors and omissions. Advocate on behalf of youth to establish appropriate health care. Consult with pediatrician or other members of the health care team to follow up on medical concerns, including physical and psychiatric concerns. Implement follow up care recommendations. Identify needs and provide education to staff and youth as needed on topics relevant to child and adolescent health, such as health education, disease prevention, and health improvement programs. Monitor to ensure proper care and follow up needs are addressed. Understand and adhere to all federal, state, and local statutes, regulatory agency standards and Hillside policies including but not limited to all federal, state, and local statutes, regulatory agency standards, and Hillside policies, including but not limited to, Office of Mental Health (OMH), Office of Child and Family Services (OCFS), Council on Accreditation (COA) and New York State Education Department (NYSED). While this job description covers many aspects of the role, employees may be required to perform other duties as assigned. Education & Experience Successful completion of an accredited Associate or Bachelor's Degree Nursing Program required. Minimum of 1 year related work experience required. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Active, unrestricted RN license in NYS required. Unrestricted, valid NYS driver's license for minimum of 1 year with a clean driving record and minimum insurance coverage that meets agency standards. Basic Life Support (BLS) training within 60 days of hire and recertification annually. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities In addition to demonstrating the Hillside Professional Competencies of Communicates Effectively, Personal Excellence, Cultural Competence, Builds and Leverages Relationships, and Optimizes Decision Making, the following occupational competencies must be demonstrated: Ability to recognize signs of current and emerging health needs of children/youth and address issues proactively and effectively communicate with children/youth and families to assure appropriate understanding of treatment, issues, and objectives. Possess and maintain accurate knowledge of all regulatory and practice regulations and treatment protocols with special attention to HIPAA requirements. Demonstrate the highest standards for ethical and professional conduct at all times and towards all youth and families. Proficiency with computer-based applications in order to independently complete work and add/use data. Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of services provided both by the Agency and by external service providers and maintain contacts as needed in order to efficiently access care for clients. Demonstrate a commitment to quality using resources efficiently and with the greatest effectiveness. Physical Demands & Work Environment The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Must be able to work a variable scheduling including evenings and weekends The following physical demands are required: Occasional sitting (up to 4 hours) Occasional standing (up to 1 hour) Occasional walking (up to 2.5 hours) Occasional driving (up to 8 hours) Continuous balancing (up to 8 hours) Occasional balancing, bending, stooping, climbing, kneeling, pushing, pulling, reaching forward or down, reaching overhead, running, and twisting (up to 2.5 hours) Weekly lifting up to 50 lbs. (community-based staff may be required to lift an empty wheelchair weighing up to 50 lbs.), 10-15 lbs. on a daily basis Weekly carrying up to 55 lbs. approximately 10-100 ft., 10-15 lbs. on a daily basis Manual dexterity is required, including the frequent ability to grasp in both hands and continuous use of fine manipulation skills in both hands (approximately 1-2.5 hrs.) Occasional exposure to dust, fumes, gases or chemicals is apparent. Protective clothing or equipment as required: Close toed shoes; Protective Shields, Universal Precaution PPE, Gloves for toileting and food preparation Ability to change positions as needed $35.50 Minimum pay rate, $46.00 Maximum pay rate, based on experience. Per Diem - Flat Rate of $39.50. *These pay rates may include a Regional and/or Department premium.

NEW!! Fingerlakes Campus exclusive Licensed Practical Nurse premium differential of $1.50/hour on top of base salary!! LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE SIGN ON BONUS!!! $4,000 for Full-Time & $2,000 for Part-Time LPNs. Competitive pay & benefits, generous PTO & shift differentials up to $6.50/hour for eligible evening, overnight, and weekend hours! Join Hillside for a healthy work-life balance while impacting a child's life! Job Summary The Licensed Practical Nurse I - Residential delivers quality health care services to youth in a residential based setting under the direction and supervision of the Registered Nurse (RN). This position performs tasks and responsibilities within the framework of case finding, health teaching, health counseling, and provision of supportive and restorative care. We have openings available in Auburn, NY at our Fingerlakes Campus at 7432 County House Rd. Essential Job Functions Administer medications safely and accurately and per medication policy. Report any unusual patient reactions to a medication to the RN immediately. Document progress notes in the electronic medical record and any other required system clearly, accurately, and timely meeting professional and agency standards to ensure accurate child and youth records are maintained. Order and maintain inventory of all stock medications and medical supplies. Administer basic first aid and CPR in emergency situations. Provide ongoing medication, wellness and health education to youth. Facilitate and assist in scheduling youth for appointments as directed. Independently complete commitments and take responsibility for actions; recognize and fix errors and omissions. Keep abreast of and adhere to all applicable safety regulations, including universal precautions and hazardous material safety rules. Support process improvement initiatives in collaboration with leadership. Understand and adhere to all federal, state, and local statutes, regulatory agency standards and Hillside policies including but not limited to all federal, state, and local statutes, regulatory agency standards, and Hillside policies, including but not limited to, Office of Mental Health (OMH), Office of Child and Family Services (OCFS), Council on Accreditation (COA) and New York State Education Department (NYSED). While this job description covers many aspects of the role, employees may be required to perform other duties as assigned. Education & Experience Successful completion of an accredited LPN program required. Minimum 1 year related work experience required. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Active, unrestricted LPN license in NYS required. Unrestricted, valid NYS driver's license for minimum of 1 year with a clean driving record and minimum insurance coverage that meets agency standards. Basic Life Support (BLS) training within 60 days of hire and recertification annually. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities In addition to demonstrating the Hillside Professional Competencies of Communicates Effectively, Personal Excellence, Cultural Competence, Builds and Leverages Relationships, and Optimizes Decision Making, the following occupational competencies must be demonstrated: Ability to recognize signs of current and emerging health needs of children/youth and address issues proactively and effectively communicate with children/youth and families to assure appropriate understanding of treatment, issues, and objectives. Possess and maintain accurate knowledge of all regulatory and practice regulations and treatment protocols with special attention to HIPAA requirements. Demonstrate the highest standards for ethical and professional conduct at all times and towards all youth and families. Proficiency with computer-based applications in order to independently complete work and add/use data. Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of services provided both by the Agency and by external service providers and maintain contacts as needed in order to efficiently access care for clients. Physical Demands & Work Environment The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Must be able to work a variable scheduling including evenings and weekends The following physical demands are required: Occasional sitting (up to 4 hours) Occasional standing (up to 1 hour) Occasional walking (up to 2.5 hours) Occasional driving (up to 8 hours) Continuous balancing (up to 8 hours) Occasional balancing, bending, stooping, climbing, kneeling, pushing, pulling, reaching forward or down, reaching overhead, running, and twisting (up to 2.5 hours) Weekly lifting up to 50 lbs. (community-based staff may be required to lift an empty wheelchair weighing up to 50 lbs.), 10-15 lbs. on a daily basis Weekly carrying up to 55 lbs. approximately 10-100 ft., 10-15 lbs. on a daily basis Manual dexterity is required, including the frequent ability to grasp in both hands and continuous use of fine manipulation skills in both hands (approximately 1-2.5 hrs.) Occasional exposure to dust, fumes, gases or chemicals is apparent. Protective clothing or equipment required: Close toed shoes; Protective Shields, Universal Precaution PPE, Gloves for toileting and food preparation Ability to change positions as needed $25.50 Minimum pay rate, $34.50 Maximum pay rate, based on experience. Per Diem - Flat Rate of $28.50. *These pay rates may include a Regional and/or Department premium.

SCHEDULE: Full-Time Overnight Hours: Sunday and Monday 10p-8a Wednesday 8a-6p and Thursday 10p-8a Part-Time Overnight Hours: Tuesday 10p-8a, Friday 9:30p- 7:30a and Saturday 9:30p- 7:30a PAY RATE: $19.50- $21.50 per hour OVERVIEW: The emergency shelter team provides emergency survival-support services to homeless and runaway youth 24 hours/day, 7 days/week, year-round. Counselors strive to engage and establish mutually respectful, trusting relationships with the youth we serve. Clients are approached from a strength and asset-based perspective and staff form partnerships with them to help facilitate the identification of issues, concerns and needs and develop strategies to meet those needs. The ultimate goal of the team is to provide emergency care and support to RHY in a safe, respectful environment and to work with them to resolve the issues which led to their homelessness so that they can ultimately, secure and maintain a stable living environment. RESPONSIBILITIES: Supervision of daily activities, such as: Wake-Up, Clean-up, Daily Chores, Bedtime Distribution of medications and appropriate documentation Liaison with Intake and Emergency Shelter Support (Counseling) teams Individual counseling and mentoring After-hour response, assessment and intake of youth in need Development and supervision of social, cultural and recreational activities Crisis/conflict/prevention/intervention, response and intervention Maintenance of accurate and timely program records Research, development and facilitation of age-appropriate basic life skills and independent living skills trainings Maintenance of facility and grounds Daily meal planning and preparation Other duties, as assigned EMPLOYMENT GUIDELINES: Candidates must be: youth friendly positive, calm and objective in crisis situations sensitive to the cultural issues and needs of youth from diverse backgrounds Able to establish and maintain positive working relationships with key stakeholders (i.e., youth, peers, referral sources, law enforcement) Candidates must possess significant knowledge of: Positive youth development Counseling approaches and techniques Adolescent development and issues Residential services, group facilitation and training methods Crisis prevention Intervention skills and resolution Social & recreational activities Meal preparation Housekeeping and the maintenance of facility and grounds REQUIREMENTS: A Valid driver's license Driving record acceptable to agency insurance carrier. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be autonomously mobile and able to work anywhere within the 3-story facility. The Center for Youth provides equal opportunities for employment

Who We Are For over 60 years, Abilities First, Inc. has been empowering individuals with developmental disabilities to live their most vibrant, independent lives. From early education to adulthood, our wide range of services-including preschool and school programs, day and residential habilitation, community connections, and employment services-are designed to uplift every individual's unique strengths and dreams. We believe in the power of people-of every background, identity, and ability-to create change and build a more inclusive world. Abilities First is proud to be an equal opportunity employer and is welcoming and supportive of people of varying abilities, races, ethnicities, religions, socio-economic status, gender and gender identities. At Abilities First, you'll join a mission-driven team that values collaboration, celebrates individuality, and is dedicated to meaningful work. If you're ready to turn your passion into purpose, we'd love to welcome you aboard. Who We Need Abilities First is seeking a Part Time Occupational Therapist or COTA for our Educational Learning Experience program in New Windsor. This position offers the opportunity to work with an interdisciplinary team focusing on the educational programming for all children at every level of ability. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, performing all initial evaluations and periodic re-evaluations of students, determining appropriate short and long-term goals, evaluating new referrals to determine need for service, planning and implementing appropriate occupational therapy programs. Schedule: School hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30am to 3:30 pm; 32.5 hours per week. Pay Range: OT Hourly Range: $38.85-$40.85 per hour COTA Hourly Range: $28.56 - $30.56 per hour Responsibilities: Performs all initial evaluations and periodic re-evaluations and determines appropriate short- and long-term goals for students on caseload. Plans and implements appropriate occupational therapy program. Schedules assigned caseload in conjunction with classroom staff and other related services. Evaluates new referrals to determine need for service. Responsible for written documentation as required by school and preschool policies. Must adhere to paperwork deadlines, agency forms, and content. Assesses student's needs (in collaboration with clinical an educational staff as indicated) Responsible for recommending, fabricating, and adapting equipment for assigned caseload, according to Abilities First, Inc. policies and with assistance from equipment technician. Responsible for regularly communicating with parents, classroom staff, and related service personnel, regarding individual students' program and progress. Informs appropriate staff and parent/primary caretaker of need for periodic reassessment of student by a physician. Participates in staff meetings, team meetings, and parent/teacher conferences when indicated. Supervises COTA's as assigned by Administrative Staff. Participates in supervision and training of Occupational Therapy and Occupational therapy Assistant affiliating students as assigned by Administrative Staff As requested, attends CSE annual reviews and other such meetings relating to child's therapy needs in the educational setting Assists in maintenance of treatment sites. Provided departmental in services when indicated. Must have a current NYS driver's license, free of moving violations (amendable to Class E); deemed acceptable by our insurance carrier. Ensures that employees follow the Code of Ethical and Legal Behavior and conform to the strictest standards of Corporate Compliance and HIPAA, as well as all federal, state, local and municipal laws and regulations. Follows all agency policy and procedures and demonstrates continuous regard to personal safety and the safety of others. Performs other appropriate job-related activities as requested by your supervisor or as circumstances warrant. Adheres to State Education rules and regulations. Preschool employees must adhere to Office of Children and Family Services policies. Have the ability to lift up to 50 lbs., bend, squat, bend the knees, pivot and grasp with both hands (in order to properly and safely perform the techniques taught in CPR/First Aid, behavior intervention techniques, and lifting and carrying techniques). Lift individuals by using appropriate techniques, including but not limited to usage of tools to assist, such as the Hoyer Lift. Assist individuals in ambulation by providing physical assistance, including use of a gait belt or other equipment where necessary. Have the ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time. Have the ability to push, pull, and maneuver students in wheelchairs. Possess verbal and written communication skills, in English, to ensure adequate health and safety and regulatory documentation requirements. Requirements OT BS/MS Degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited college required. Licensed, or eligible for licensure, with NYS Department of Education required. Clean driver's license that is deemed “acceptable” by our insurance carrier. Handle with Care, CPR, SFA, and Med Certification a plus. Ability to obtain these certifications required. Background check by NYS OPWDD required. Lifting and maneuvering of individuals is required COTA Associate's degree from an AOTA accredited COTA program Certified with the NYS Education Department

SCHEDULE: Part time PAY RATE: $19- $21 The New Beginning House Life Skills Specialist will engage and establish mutually respectful, trusting relationships with the youth we serve. Staff will utilize a strength-based, trauma-informed approach to working with youth. The Specialist is responsible for the coordination of life skills programming and education and employment curriculum at the New Beginning House. Staff will conduct on-going assessments of youth's skill level and create individual/group training opportunities. The Specialist will also be responsible for providing direct supervision and support to residents during traditional and non-traditional hours. Monitoring group dynamics and direct crisis intervention and response is expected. This position will also assist the New Beginning Program Manager in creating and implementing a service learning model for the residents in order to build healthy, permanent connections in our community. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND EXAMPLE OF DUTIES: Crisis intervention and response Conduct on-going assessments of participants life skills, employment and education needs Implementation of life skills training and employment and education curriculum Incorporating CYS philosophy and effective teaching approaches Is able to manage the environment in order to provide a safe and supportive residential program through mediation, role-modeling and positive interaction with New Beginning residents Transporting program participants, as required and consistent with agency policies Possesses sound problem solving and decision-making skills Maintains clear professional boundaries Is able to work evening hours and weekends Understands and promotes strength-based, trauma informed service delivery (youth leadership, asset development) Is knowledgeable on managing group dynamics and can demonstrate various intervention techniques Is familiar with the homeless/runaway youth service system and community resources Maintains accurate and up to date client records EMPLOYMENT GUIDELINES: Candidate must: Adhere to ethical conduct Demonstrate professionalism i.e., timely, dependable, responsible, flexible Be non-judgmental and respectful Model principles of inclusion and tolerance Be youth centered and positive Be family friendly Establish effective working relationships with supervisor and co-workers Develop positive relationships with all key stakeholders Have strong literacy skills (i.e., reading, writing, comprehension) Have excellent communication skills (verbal and written) Conduct research and apply best-practices and evaluation methods Effectively promote knowledge and skill development and positive behaviors Provide leadership and/or work independently as requested CULTURAL SENSITIVITY: The Center delivers services to youth and families from many racial, ethnic, cultural, social and lifestyle groups. We value differences in people and strive to understand diverse cultures, ethnic origins, sexual orientations, abilities and beliefs. To this end, all staff are required to attend professional development trainings and to continually enhance their understanding of cultural diversity. Staff are expected to respect and honor cultural and human diversity. The annual Performance Appraisal provides an opportunity for staff to evaluate how they are integrating culturally competent practices into their everyday work. QUALIFICATIONS: A minimum of an Associate's Degree in human services, education or a related field; and (1) one-year experience or an equivalent combination of education, employment and life experience. Bachelor's Degree preferred. In addition to the above, it is mandatory that prior to hire a candidate have or be willing to obtain: A valid NYS driver's license and a driving record acceptable to agency insurance carrier Regular access to a motor vehicle or reliable transportation Automobile insurance at the level of $300,000 per accident/$100,000 per person Bodily Injury and $50,000 Property Damage Proof of a satisfactory physical exam within the last 12 months including a PPD and annually thereafter. It is also mandatory that new employees be cleared by the NYS Central Register prior to interaction with clients. COMPUTER SKILLS RECOMMENDED: Microsoft Office - Advanced The Center for Youth provides equal opportunities for employment.

For over 60 years, Abilities First, Inc. has been empowering individuals with developmental disabilities to live their most vibrant, independent lives. From early education to adulthood, our wide range of services-including preschool and school programs, day and residential habilitation, community connections, and employment services-are designed to uplift every individual's unique strengths and dreams. We believe in the power of people-of every background, identity, and ability-to create change and build a more inclusive world. Abilities First is proud to be an equal opportunity employer and is welcoming and supportive of people of varying abilities, races, ethnicities, religions, socio-economic status, gender and gender identities. At Abilities First, you'll join a mission-driven team that values collaboration, celebrates individuality, and is dedicated to meaningful work. If you're ready to turn your passion into purpose, we'd love to welcome you aboard. Position Summary: Abilities First is seeking a full and part time Residential Coach DSP's to work in our Residential Services Department. The Residential Coach (DSP) performs a variety of tasks and activities in support of the full range of habilitative services provided to developmentally disabled individuals in a residential setting. The Residential Coach will be responsible for the provision of individual services as identified in the Individual Service Plan and by the treatment team for individuals who need specific assistance and supports. He/she will be responsible for maintaining current medical services and following up on the medical needs of the individuals within the program. The Residential Coach will be responsible for the supervision of the daily activities/responsibilities of the residents. The Residential Coach helps the resident achieve valued outcomes and promotes individualization (self-determination & choice), independence (self-reliance to the extent possible), integration (involvement with relatives and friends and belonging to a neighborhood community) and productivity (accomplishments that contribute to the person's own life and the lives of those around them) Schedule: Work with us to determine a schedule that works best for you! Both full and part time schedules are available, and some weekend availability is required. Salary Range : $17.90-$20.41 per hour PLUS other incentives! Residential Coach I: $17.90-$19.90 per hour Residential Coach II: $18.41-$20.41 per hour **Weekend Shift Differential of $1.00 per hour for hours worked Friday 11pm- Monday 7am ** Note: The rates outlined above are contingent upon being deemed eligible to drive by our insurance carrier. Should you be deemed ineligible to drive and the program is able to make a non-driver accommodation, a lower rate of pay will apply. Depending on the needs of the program, additional certifications (training provided) for med administration, insulin, G-Tube and ostomy care can add up to $3 per hour once achieved! Positions Standard: Establishes a working relationship with all residents and supervises their participation in daily activities as needed. Ensures the safety and well-being of the residents. Provides training and assistance to the residents in developing basic skills in appropriate social behaviors and communication, safety, housekeeping, personal care, health care, medication administration, money management, using public transportation, menu & meal preparation, grocery purchasing, and planning recreational activities. Assists the resident in achieving progress toward their individualized-based outcomes. Responsible for lifting, transferring and maneuvering adult residents required. Is an active participant in the service planning process. Documents attendance, daily community habilitation notes and log entries. Performs responsibilities that demonstrate the ability to work cooperatively and establish professional relationships with all persons involved with the resident. Administers medication to those individuals who are not self-medicating. Monitors and assists with individual and household needs, i.e. maintenance, menu & meal preparation, grocery & household purchasing, cleanliness & chores, resident's personal needs, emergency & safety procedures, etc. Maintains cleanliness of living spaces by assisting resident and completing task where resident cannot. Provides coverage in either a sleepover or pager capacity as needed. (Full time positions only) Prepares meals when necessary. Successfully completes all required training programs, including a course in certification of medication administration. (Medication administration certification will be required of relief whenever possible.) Adhere to agency Code of Legal and Ethical Behavior, which require all employees, consultants, board members, volunteers and affiliates to perform their responsibilities according to ethical and legal standards with honesty, integrity, fairness, good faith and respect for others and the law. Follows all agency policy and procedures and demonstrates continuous regard to personal safety and the safety of others. Performs other appropriate job related activities as requested by your supervisor or as circumstances warrant. Perks & Benefits: Time to Recharge - Vacation, personal, sick, and holidays built around the school calendar Health & Wellness - Medical, dental, and vision plans to keep you covered Plan For The Future - 401(k) with employer match and employer-paid life insurance Level Up Your Skills- Tuition reimbursement and online training through the College of Direct Support (and to boost your earning potential) Get Paid When You Need It - On Demand Pay gives you access to earnings as early as the next day Exclusive Extras - Employee discounts with Verizon, AT&T, Royal Carting, and more Job Requirements High School Diploma or equivalent is required. Experience working with individuals with disabilities (at least 1 year preferred), but willing to train the right person. Must have a current NYS driver's license deemed “acceptable” by our insurance carrier. Possess verbal and written communication skills in English to ensure adequate regulatory documentation. Have the ability to stand and walk for long periods of time Have the ability to push and pull individuals in wheelchairs, lift, bend, squat, turn in the knees, pivot, and grasp with both hands (in order to properly and safely perform the techniques taught in CPR/First Aid, behavior intervention techniques, and lifting and carrying techniques), with or without a reasonable accommodation. Physical demands: Described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential responsibilities and functions of the job and are not meant to be all inclusive. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential responsibilities and functions of the job. Unless reasonable accommodations can be made, in order to perform the essential functions of this job, an individual shall be required to: Have the ability to lift up to 50 lbs., bend, squat, turn in the knees, pivot and grasp with both hands (in order to properly and safely perform the techniques taught in CPR/First Aid, behavior intervention techniques, and lifting and carrying techniques). Lift individuals by using appropriate techniques, including but not limited to usage of tools to assist, such as the Hoyer Lift. Assist individuals in ambulation by providing physical assistance, including use of a gait belt or other equipment where necessary. Have the ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time. Have the ability to push, pull, and maneuver adults in wheelchairs. Possess verbal and written communication skills, in English, to ensure adequate regulatory documentation. At Abilities First, we recognize that talent and potential come in many forms. If this position inspires you but your experience does not align with every preferred qualification, we still encourage you to apply. You may be the right candidate for this role-or another opportunity within our organization.

Union Settlement is an East Harlem based nonprofit organization founded in 1895. For 128 years, Union Settlement has provided critical and innovative programming to children, youth, families, and older adults. As a pioneer of the settlement house movement, Union Settlement continues to meet the needs of the ever-changing East Harlem community through its core programs. Through these programs, New Yorkers gain opportunities, develop skills, and become empowered to pursue and achieve their dreams. Today, Union Settlement provides services through 33 program sites in approximately 28 locations. Union Settlement's current programmatic portfolio includes 8 core program areas: Early Childhood Education, Youth Services (including after school programs), Family Services (including the Family Enrichment Center and the Family Childcare Network), the East Harlem Community Partnership, Adult Education, Mental Health Services, Older Adult Centers, and Economic Development. Union Settlement serves more than 10,000 individuals and nearly 1,000 businesses every year. Strengthened by a dynamic, diverse, and collaborative workforce of more than 350 employees, Union Settlement also serves as a connector, convener, and advocate for East Harlem and its partners. To learn more about Union Settlement, visit *********************** Position: Fee-For-Service Psychotherapist/Clinical Social Worker Department: Mental Health Services Reports to: Clinical Supervisor Hours: Part-Time Salary: $60.00 per hour FLSA: Non-Exempt Location: Hybrid Position Summary: The Mental Health department offers individual, group, family, and couples' therapy to community members. We provide services to clients ranging from early childhood to people experiencing end of life issues. We offer medication intervention as well as psychiatric evaluation and management. For enrolled clients, the clinic has a 24/7 crisis line, monitored by clinical supervisors. We take a trauma informed perspective to the work with the community, which includes various therapeutic modalities such as CBT, Psychodynamic, and creative art therapies. We support a strength based, client centered approach to the treatment. We view mental health issues through a systematic lens of micro, mezzo and macro levels of human experiences and stressors. Responsibilities: Provide individual, family, couples, and group psychotherapy and supportive counseling to clients. Provide comprehensive assessment of all clients on caseload. Conduct treatment planning for all clients on caseload. Provide crisis intervention for all clients on caseload. Provide psycho-education to clients. Conduct outreach to clients in order to ensure their attendance at appointments. Complete all appropriate documentation for each client on caseload. Collaborate with other service providers to bring services to clients. Actively participate in supervision. Additional duties as assigned by supervisor Qualifications: LMSW, LCSW, LCAT, or LMHC. Ability to work independently at a satellite clinic (or telehealth). Excellent computer skills. Excellent organizational ability and interpersonal skills. Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus. To Apply: Please submit a comprehensive application package consisting of a resume and a cover letter. Please note that submissions lacking a cover letter will not be considered for further review. CO R E CO M P E T E N C IE S Leading Others: Creates a sense of urgency throughout the organization on the importance of achieving outcomes. Inspires, influences, and enables team members to reach their goals Facilitating Change: Approaches challenges with creativity and flexibility. Demonstrates analytical thinking. Guides change to meet Union Settlement's goals. Managing Performance: Evaluates and revises goals semi-annually with the team. Provides consistent supervision and documents performance highlights and concerns Applying and Developing Expertise: Embraces and leads the team to achieve milestones. Seeks and supports professional development opportunities for team members. Manages finances and budgets effectively Communicating and Collaborating: Listens well and actively engages with others with honesty and integrity and holds team accountable to the same standard Union Settlement's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Commitment Union Settlement is an equal opportunity employer. They do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, marital status, age, national origin, physical or mental disability, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.