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  • Nurse Practitioner
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    Nurse Practitioner
    23 hours ago
    $130000–$150000 yearly
    Full-time
    Fordham Heights, The Bronx

    Nurse Practitioner (NP) – Pediatric Clinic Location: Jerome Pediatric PC, 2386 Jerome Ave, 1F, Bronx, NY 10468 Schedule: Full-Time: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Part-Time: Schedule flexible Salary: Full-Time: $130,000 – $150,000 per year Part-Time: $75,000 per year Benefits: Medical insurance included 401(k) retirement plan 4 weeks of paid vacation per year 5 paid sick days Paid federal holidays Company Description: Jerome Pediatric Center is a dedicated healthcare provider located in the Bronx, NY. Committed to serving the local community, the center focuses on delivering comprehensive pediatric care. With a professional and patient-centered approach, Jerome Pediatric Center strives to promote the health and well-being of children and their families. The center is a trusted and essential healthcare resource for families in the Bronx area. Role Description: This is a full-time on-site role for a Nurse Practitioner (NP) based in Bronx, NY. The NP will provide high-quality pediatric care, perform physical examinations, diagnose and treat illnesses, manage patient health plans, and provide health education to families. The role collaborates with a dynamic team of healthcare professionals to deliver tailored and compassionate care to pediatric patients. Qualifications: Licensed Nurse Practitioner (NP) in New York State Spanish required; English preferred Experience with ECW (eClinicalWorks) Proficiency in pediatric health assessment, diagnosis, and treatment Strong communication, interpersonal, and patient-education skills Ability to collaborate effectively with a multidisciplinary healthcare team Prior experience in pediatric healthcare preferred, but not required Commitment to maintaining ethical standards and patient confidentiality Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment Responsibilities: Provide patient care within NP scope of practice Conduct physical exams and health assessments Diagnose and treat common pediatric conditions Prescribe medications and manage treatment plans Maintain accurate patient records in ECW Educate patients and families on health, wellness, and preventive care Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and clinic staff Participate in quality improvement initiatives

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  • Medical Coder
    Medical Coder
    22 days ago
    Full-time
    New York

    Job description & requirements Medical Coders (Mid-Level) AIMRRA is seeking multiple Mid-Level Medical Coders for one of our staffing agencies. The Coders are primarily responsible for reviewing health information. The coder reviews medical records for specific criteria and validates the submission of code year sets from selected organizations to the government and commercial clients. The position requires review of protected health information and must maintain strict confidentiality when addressing or referring to such records. The coders must have the ability to use a variety of office equipment and computer software, and to work independently. The candidate(s) will be hired as an employee up to 40 hours per week (flexible scheduling). The job title and salary for this position will be determined based on the candidate’s relevant experience and the results of a standardized coding assessment. Candidates must achieve a passing score on the assessment before their application can be further considered. Responsibilities: Most of the coding will be done by the Mid-Level Coders. The Mid-Level Coders will be involved from intake through abstraction. Mid-Level Coders with education of proper coding that is aligned to general industry practices. Analyze protected health information according to project-specific rules. Participate in the Intake Process of records. Assign ICD-10-CM codes according to the guidelines as defined by the AMA. Discuss project-related discrepancies with Team Lead(s). Maintain coding credentials and continuing education hours. Possess and maintain a current and comprehensive understanding of coding rules, changes, and guidelines as defined by the AMA. Qualified Candidate: Must possess a minimum experience or knowledge in abstracting and ICD-10 coding of general acute hospital (inpatient and outpatient). Knowledge in anatomy and physiology, pathology of disease, and medical terminology required. Ability to write appropriate correspondence and effectively communicate with other members of our team’s personnel, clients, and customers as necessary. Must be able to work independently with little or no supervision. Licenses/Certification: All coders must have experience in abstracting ICD-10 (blended HCC model) coding and have one or more of the following certifications: Certified Risk Adjustment Coder (CRC) Certified Professional Coder (CPC) Required Travel No required travel Applicant Location US residents only

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  • Therapeutic Care Specialist
    Therapeutic Care Specialist
    2 months ago
    Part-time
    Mount Vernon

    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.

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