Maurice Alwaya, MD

Job description Are you passionate about mental health and innovative treatment methods? We're looking for a full-time TMS Technician to join our dedicated team at our Downtown Brooklyn psychiatric offices. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a growing field, helping patients improve their mental well-being through cutting-edge technology. What is TMS? Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a groundbreaking, FDA-approved treatment for depression, anxiety, and OCD. Using non-invasive magnetic pulses, TMS helps stimulate areas of the brain associated with mood regulation, offering new hope for individuals who haven't responded to traditional treatments. Are you or a friend suffering from depression or anxiety? Visit us and see how TMS can help. What We're Looking For : We need a compassionate, detail-oriented, and reliable individual who thrives in a patient-centered environment. You'll be responsible for administering TMS treatments, monitoring patient progress, and maintaining accurate records-all while ensuring a supportive and professional atmosphere. No prior TMS experience is required-we provide full training leading to certification! What You'll Do : Administer TMS treatments following provider protocols Ensure patient comfort and safety during sessions Track treatment progress and document patient responses Work closely with the clinical team to deliver exceptional care Maintain equipment and follow office protocols What You'll Need : Strong attention to detail and organizational skills A passion for mental health care and patient well-being Ability to multitask in a fast-paced clinical setting A reliable, professional, and empathetic demeanor Compensation & Benefits : 20 - $25 per hour (based on experience) Bonus opportunities available Comprehensive training & TMS certification provided Be part of a cutting-edge mental health practice Join us in making a real difference in patients' lives! If you're ready to be part of an innovative and compassionate team, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today!

Our nonprofit client is seeking a dedicated and compassionate LPN to join their team at an addiction rehabilitation facility in Brooklyn, NY. As a 2nd shift LPN, you will play a vital role in providing quality care for our residents, ensuring their well-being, comfort, and safety. This position offers an opportunity to work in a supportive team environment, caring for individuals on their recovery journey. Job Title: 2nd Shift LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) Location: Addiction Rehabilitation Facility, Brooklyn, NY Schedule: Monday – Friday, 4:00 PM – 12:00 AM Salary: $60,000 per year Key Responsibilities: Collecting required information from new residents to be admitted, ensuring all necessary documentation is completed. Recording residents’ health details, including vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse, etc.) to monitor their condition. Administering medications and injections to residents as prescribed. Treating and dressing wounds and bedsores, ensuring proper healing and comfort for the residents. Supervising and guiding Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), as required, to ensure quality care is provided. Assisting residents with dressing and personal hygiene needs, promoting dignity and respect. Monitoring residents’ food and liquid intake and output, ensuring proper nutritional support. Requirements: Valid LPN State license. Must be in good standing with the State Registry. Ability to work well as a team member in a collaborative environment. Strong communication skills to interact with residents, their families, and the healthcare team. Compassionate, patient, and dedicated to providing quality care for residents. Additional Information: This role is crucial for the well-being of individuals recovering from addiction, and your expertise will have a direct, positive impact on their lives. If you’re looking for an opportunity to grow in a fulfilling healthcare environment, we encourage you to apply!

Help families find the help they need! JOB IS IN QUEENS - REMOTE AND ON THE FEILD Work with families and navigate the Medicaid system with them. Help them find housing, mental health services, occupational health services, and all other New York programs. This job is partly remote and partly on the field. You'll be going to families' homes and speaking with them about what services they may need, helping them find those services, and helping refer them over too! Job duties: - Complete initial and annual comprehensive assessment of medical, behavioral health, and social service needs for the assigned health home enrollees. - Provide disease-specific education and information regarding community resources. - Collaborate with a variety of community providers and resources to obtain needed services and support, utilizing community and family resources to create a sustainable support system. - Request and coordinate team and patient meetings as needed or requested by patient/family and/or team and/or escalate care management when medical assessment is needed. - Ensure that diagnostic, post-hospitalization, and specialty referrals have been executed and that results received and acted upon as needed. - Document plan of care, patient utilization, activities, and other required information with the State and EMR. - Monitor assigned enrollees' utilization of services, ensuring care is accessible, attended, and effective. - Provide regular data to the team on patient compliance and strategies to improve patient compliance. - Participate in on-call activities as directed/scheduled by the Program Coordinator. - Participate in regularly scheduled team meetings as prescribed by the practice's policy. - Participate in cultural competency events and training appropriate to job duties. - Frequent non-medical management coaching, education, follow-up visits, and phone calls to patients to monitor progress and identify new barriers or concerns. - Assisting with financial or other social issues that may provide barriers to patient compliance - Providing education/guidance to patients and family on tools to manage chronic illnesses, developing individual and web-based tools and resources to improve compliance. - Identifying and connecting patients with community resources to assist with improving compliance with treatment protocols and social issues (e.g. legal aid). - Accurately and timely document all interventions into prescribed electronic medical record systems to ensure timely reimbursement in compliance with New York State Health Home regulations and Patient-centered medical home regulations. - Participate in patient/outpatient care training regarding the care management strategies for difficult-to-manage patients, and educate office staff on patient or office system issues, including communicating patient care inconsistencies between the primary care physician and referring specialists. Job Qualifications - The Health Home Care Manager must have a BA and a minimum of 2 years of relevant experience in Human Care Services. - Excellent communication and team skills, including the ability to form strong collaborative interdisciplinary partnerships across care settings. - Sound computer knowledge and skills, including an aptitude for using health information technology to guide activities. - Ability to work independently and meet deadlines. Creativity and strong organizational skills. - Valid NYS driver's license including access to reliable transportation that enables fulfillment of the position's travel requirements

Experienced Medical Assistant needed for established Primary Care Practice. Full time position. Monday-Thursday. Must be bilingual (Russian) Competitive salary, Paid Vacations, other benefits available. Located in quiet Neighborhood close to Public Transportation, Parking available. Responsibility includes regular Medical Assistant duty in Primary Care: work alongside a Physician performing Phlebotomy, Vital Signs, ECG, Recording Patient's Medical History, IM Injections, Vaccinations, Medical Supply.

Busy medical clinic is seeking a medical assistant specialty medical center. You will receive and direct phone calls, schedule appointments, check-in patients, obtain necessary patient information to file and update patient records, and ensure all forms and consents are completed by patients. • Check-out patients, assist with referral processing and arrange laboratory services • Prepare patients for examination, take vitals, and record patients' health history • Set-up EKG machines, perform routine specimen collection and tests • Prepare equipment and examination rooms, and clean instruments • Assist physician with medical treatments, procedures, and exams • Manage inventory of medical supplies and equip exam rooms with appropriate supplies Qualifications for Medical Assistant • High school diploma or GED required; completion of an accredited medical assistance certification program preferred • Excellent interpersonal skills • Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with patients and other external parties in a courteous and friendly manner at all times • Must be detail-oriented and highly organized • Firm grasp on medical practices, administrative processes, and organizational policies • Knowledge of patient care and examination procedures • Must be able to maintain confidentiality at all times Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.