
Job description: Position Overview: Bi-Lingual (Spanish) Care Manager Location: New York City (must reside within the 5 boroughs) Employment Type: Full-time Seeking an experienced, compassionate, detail-oriented Bilingual Case Manager to join our team. Our mission is to support individuals, and families by connecting them with the services and resources they need to thrive. Case Management: You will provide care coordination and support to individuals and families, ensuring their needs are met through individualized service plans. You will work closely with community providers, schools, and healthcare professionals to build a strong support network. Responsibilities include: • Conduct intake assessments and develop individualized care plans, • Provide ongoing case management, advocacy, and support to families, • Coordinate services across medical, behavioral, educational, and social domains, • Monitor progress and adjust care plans as needed, • Maintain accurate, timely documentation and reports, • Participate in regular supervision and team meetings Requirements: • Must be Bilingual in Spanish and English*, • Must reside within the New York City area, • Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Human Services, or related field (Master’s preferred but NOT required), • Minimum 2 years of experience in case management, care coordination, or related field, • Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills Preferred Qualifications: • Experience working with children, youth, or families in social service, behavioral health, or healthcare settings Compensation: $30 per hour

We are seeking a dedicated Service Coordinator to join our Early Intervention Program. The Service Coordinator is responsible for working directly with families of children (ages 03) who have developmental delays or disabilities. In this role, you will facilitate the coordination of evaluations, services, and resources while ensuring compliance with New York State Early Intervention Program regulations. You will be a key liaison between families, service providers, and public agencies, helping to guide each childs developmental journey with care and efficiency. This position can be in-person or hybrid. Key Responsibilities: Serve as the primary point of contact for families throughout their time in the Early Intervention Program Coordinate multidisciplinary evaluations and facilitate timely development of Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSPs) Assist families in accessing appropriate services and community supports Ensure services begin promptly and are delivered according to the IFSP Monitor service delivery, document outcomes, and update IFSPs as needed Maintain accurate and timely records in EIHub and internal systems Communicate regularly with families, service providers, and administrative staff Ensure compliance with all NYSDOH regulations and timelines Support families in transition planning as children age out of Early Intervention Required Qualifications: Bachelors degree required in a health, human services, early childhood education, or related field Experience in service coordination, early childhood education, or case management preferred Must complete the Introductory Service Coordination Training (or be willing to complete upon hire) Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills Familiarity with EIHub or similar systems is a plus Bilingual candidates strongly encouraged to apply (especially Mandarin, Spanish, Cantonese, or Russian) Benefits: Health insurance (with Dental and Vision) 401(k) with employer contributions Paid time off, including vacation days and holiday pay Comprehensive training and onboarding Career development support, including tuition reimbursement and continuing education opportunities Supportive and mission-driven work environment Company Description Happy Dragon is one of New York City's most trusted providers of comprehensive child development services, with over 30 years of experience. We offer licensed childcare programs for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, as well as Early Intervention services for children ages birth to three and CPSE services for children ages three to five. Our multidisciplinary team collaborates closely with families and communities to ensure culturally responsive care. At Happy Dragon, we empower families and support children's development to help build stronger, brighter futures.

MOMA Therapeutic Care Specialist Job Description Position Overview MOMA Therapeutic Care Specialists provide in-home afterschool support to families where mothers are actively engaged in mental health treatment. This role combines childcare, household management, and therapeutic awareness to create protected time for maternal self-care and recovery. Specialists work independently in family homes during afterschool hours, implementing consistent routines while collaborating with referring therapists to support overall family wellness. Key Responsibilities • Direct Child and Family Support, • Provide afterschool care in family homes, typically 3-5 hours per day, • Supervise and assist with homework, ensuring completion and understanding, • Prepare nutritious snacks and meals according to family preferences and dietary needs, • Implement consistent behavioral expectations and routines established with families, • Optional: Transport children to activities when needed (requires valid driver's license and clean driving record)*, • Assist & Prompt Children to complete their chores ( children's laundry, organizing backpacks, dishes etc...) Therapeutic Integration and Documentation • Collaborate with referring therapists to understand family goals and therapeutic recommendations, • Document observations of child behavior, family dynamics, and routine implementation, • Maintain detailed daily logs for mothers, including activities completed, child mood/behavior, and any concerns, • Communicate professionally and promptly about significant concerns or changes, • Participate in periodic check-ins with program supervisor and referring therapist, • Support implementation of therapeutic strategies within appropriate scope Professional Conduct and Safety • Maintain professional boundaries while building trusting relationships with families, • Follow all mandatory reporting protocols for child safety concerns, • Implement emergency protocols and maintain calm during unexpected situations, • Protect family confidentiality and privacy at all times, • Model healthy communication and emotional regulation for children, • Maintain reliability and punctuality, recognizing families depend on consistent support Required Qualifications Education and Credentials: • Knowledge in Psychology, Social Work, Education, Child Development, or related field, • CPR and First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain within 30 days of hire), • Current background clearances (child abuse, criminal, ) or ability to obtain, • Optional: Valid driver's license with clean driving record and reliable vehicle, • Mental Health First Aid certification (or willingness to complete during onboarding) Experience: - Experience working directly with children and families • Demonstrated understanding of child development across age ranges, • Experience in educational, therapeutic, or family support settings preferred Skills and Competencies: • Strong observational and documentation skills, • Excellent communication abilities (verbal and written), • Flexibility and problem-solving in dynamic home environments, • Cultural sensitivity and ability to work with diverse families, • Patience, empathy, and emotional intelligence, • Ability to work independently with minimal supervision, • Dietary meal prep for kids, • Homework assistance capabilities across elementary/middle school subjects Preferred Qualifications • Experience in therapeutic or trauma-informed care settings, • Training in positive behavioral support or child behavior management, • Special education experience or coursework, • Previous experience as a nanny, teacher, social work assistant, or similar role Physical Requirements • Ability to engage in active play with children (bending, kneeling, running if kids are younger), • Capability to lift up to 40 pounds (for younger children), • Stamina to remain active and engaged for 3-5 hour shifts Schedule and Compensation Schedule: • Part-time, • Afterschool hours: typically 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM or 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM (Flexible)., • Monday through Friday (You choose your days and times) Compensation: • $35 - $40 per hour epending on education, experience, and certifications, • Paid training and supervision time, • Opportunity for performance-based raises Training and Professional Development Initial Training (Paid): Ongoing Development: • Monthly group supervision and case consultation (2 hours/month, paid), • Quarterly workshops on specialized topics, • Annual continuing education opportunities, • Access to online learning resources, • Individual supervision as needed Work Environment • In-home setting in various family homes throughout service area, • Independent work with remote supervision and support, • Professional collaboration with therapists, program coordinator, and other specialists, • Regular virtual or in-person team meetings Successful MOMA Therapeutic Care Specialists demonstrate: • Consistent reliability and punctuality, • Positive feedback from families and referring therapists, • Thorough and timely documentation, • Professional communication and appropriate boundary-setting, • Proactive problem-solving and adaptability, • Commitment to ongoing learning and self-improvement, • Alignment with program values of maternal support and family wellness Application Process Interested candidates should submit: Equal Opportunity Statement MOMA Support is an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse team. We encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds, particularly those with lived experience navigating parenthood, mental health challenges, or family support systems. This position requires flexibility, compassion, and a genuine commitment to supporting families during vulnerable times. If you're passionate about maternal mental health and skilled in working with children, we'd love to hear from you.

Position Overview As a Virtual LMHC, you will provide client-centered, evidence-based therapeutic support via secure telehealth platforms. You’ll work remotely, delivering individual (and potentially group or family) counseling to diverse clients. The role emphasizes strong clinical skills, virtual communication proficiency, documentation accuracy, and maintaining professional licensure/ethical standards. Key Responsibilities • Conduct initial intake assessments, clinical evaluations and diagnoses as needed (via video/phone)., • Develop individualized treatment plans, set goals with clients, monitor progress, and adjust plans accordingly., • Provide therapy sessions (individual, couples, family, or groups) using evidence-based modalities (e.g., CBT, DBT, ACT, trauma-informed care) in a virtual setting. (Telehealth.org), • Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation in a HIPAA-compliant electronic health record (EHR) or telehealth platform. (Telehealth.org), • Collaborate with other clinicians, psychiatrists (when applicable), case managers or referral services to ensure continuity of care. (Telehealth.org), • Uphold professional licensure standards, confidentiality, ethics, and virtual best practices., • Optionally: participate in team meetings, supervision/consultation sessions, continuing education, quality improvement initiatives. Required Qualifications • Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Counseling Psychology, Marriage & Family Therapy, or a related clinical field., • Active, independent LMHC or LPC licensure in state of practice (or multi-state licensure, depending on organization)., • Proficiency using technology: high-speed internet, webcam, private/quiet workspace, experience (or comfort) with telehealth platforms, EHRs, documentation systems., • Strong interpersonal, communication, and relational skills; ability to engage clients virtually and build rapport., • Experience or comfort with evidence-based treatment modalities and working with a diverse client population, including issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use (depending on role). Work Environment / Schedule • 100 % remote (work from home) via secure telehealth platform., • Flexible schedule (many virtual roles allow part-time, full-time, choose your own hours) but may require some set hours (e.g., evenings) depending on client population. (College Recruiter), • Must ensure a confidential workspace, reliable internet connectivity, and ability to maintain professional boundaries in a virtual setting., • Occasional team meetings, supervision, or training sessions via video conference. Compensation & Benefits • 1099 employment, • Salary/hourly rate varies depending on experience, licensure, and number of hours., • Administrative support for billing, client referrals, credentialing may be provided by employer/telehealth vendor.