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Job Description Reports to: Practice Manager Program: Yonkers Clinic Location: Yonkers, NY (when necessary, program assistants are expected to cover other clinic locations) Hours Per Week: 37.5 FLSA Status: Full Time, Non-Exempt Salary range: $22 per/hr Summary Description: The Program Assistant is responsible for all administrative aspects of the clinics which are necessary to ensure the smooth and orderly operation in our integrated services clinics. Positive and courteous interactions with clients, staff and other community agencies are an essential aspect of this job. The Program Assistant will work with a person-centered, trauma-informed philosophy in alignment with the values of Greater Mental Health of NY. Key Responsibilities: • Work closely with clinic managers to support administrative functions and timely processing of all clinics administrative processes., • Handle incoming calls while maintaining a polite, consistent professional manner and etiquette., • Take messages from the general voice mailbox, emails, health waves, other and deliver these timely., • Welcome and greet all clients and visitors, in person or over the phones., • Maintain an accurate record of clients seen each day, assist with filing, faxing, meetings scheduling., • Manage all providers’ schedules, which includes appointments, cancellations, reminder calls, contact notes, re-scheduling rapidly., • Schedule all client appointments with accuracy, maximizing scheduling practices., • Receive referrals, gather required data, complete insurance verification, create charts, provide appointments for all clients, wait list, etc., among other administrative duties., • Accept payments and provide receipts for services., • Work collaboratively with the clinic managers to ensure availability of client forms, consents, surveys., • Receive general clinic mail as well as other deliveries and direct appropriately., • Maintain inventory and ordering of clinic supplies, office needs, in collaboration with the clinic director, agency systems, facility, IT, among others., • Provide cross-coverage in clinics as designated when needed, directed by manager or designee., • Keep the reception and office space area clean and organized., • Strong communication and human relations skills., • Attention to detail., • Understanding of front desk clinic operations., • Good time management skills., • Excellent telephone etiquette and service., • Patience, flexibility, and professionalism., • Measure the average time taken to answer calls and the percentage of calls successfully resolved without escalation., • A High School diploma or equivalent., • Bilingual—English/Spanish, • Must be organized, display good judgment and be able to see a task through completion., • Must adhere to the agencies and program’s policy, procedures, and professional code of ethics., • Must be able to work independently and demonstrate initiative and good judgment., • Confidentiality must be maintained on all client information., • Must be cleared and maintain clearance by applicable regulatory clearances as required., • Must be legally eligible to work in the United States. Special Considerations: • Hours per week, reporting structure, and location are subject to change per program needs. Mandated Reporter: This is a Mandated Reporter position. The NYS Justice Center legislation defines anyone who has regular and substantial contact with any person with special needs as a “custodian” under the law and, therefore, a mandated reporter. You can be held liable by both the civil and criminal legal systems for intentionally failing to make a report. Greater Mental Health of New York is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, or genetic information. Greater Mental Health of New York is committed to providing access, equal opportunity, and reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities in employment, its services, programs, and activities. To request a reasonable accommodation, contact the Human Resources Department.

Job Description Position Overview: The primary task is to provide oversight to staff and youth within a specialized cottage with the support of a multi-disciplinary Team. Assistant shall carry out assigned duties and responsibilities that builds and supports a team and provide therapeutic, supportive nurturing and structured programming with youth between ages 5 and 20 years old and their families. Assistant shall assist in assuring their direct reports provide safe, creative, and supportive environments with a focus on changing problem behavior, building social skills and developing positive relationships. Assistant is responsible to work collaboratively with their Supervisor and Night Supervisors to assure 24/7 coverage. Oversight includes programming for youth, assurance that programs are well structured, well-resourced, home-like and meet the needs of the youth. Assistant shall focus on the implementation of identified models and programs to assure consistency and the attainment of identified goals. Position Qualifications: High School diploma or GED equivalency with minimum 2 years experience in child welfare/juvenile justice OR a college degree with 1 year child welfare/juvenile justice related experience, required. Experience in running groups/workshops, required. Training/experience in substance abuse prevention, conflict/behavior management or related high risk interventions, 1 year minimum, required. Valid NYS driver’s license, preferred. Strong demonstrated work experience of leadership and supervisory skills, preferred. Experience in independent living skills development, 1 year minimum, preferred. Experience in running groups/workshops, preferred. Bi-lingual (Spanish), ideal. The Children’s Village does not discriminate against any employee, prospective employee or contractor because of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, creed, age, national origin, citizenship status, physical or mental disability, marital status, veteran status, genetic predisposition, domestic violence victim status, criminal conviction history or any other protected classification under federal, state or local law.

Job Description Position Overview: The WAY Internship coordinator shall provide services and oversight in the implementation of a grant funded program. The overarching goal is to develop and implement a program model that focuses on supporting educational achievement and career exploration, assisting in securing vital documents for youth in care, providing technological based opportunities that will allow for our youth to compete in jobs, along with job readiness skills. Position Qualifications: Associate’s in Human Services, Business Management, etc., preferred. Driver’s license, required. Minimum (2) years experience in working with at risk youth in job readiness and workforce development, required Excellent communication skills (writing and speaking), required. Bi-lingual, Spanish strongly preferred. Credible messenger, former youth of foster care or juvenile justice, strongly preferred. The Children’s Village does not discriminate against any employee, prospective employee or contractor because of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, creed, age, national origin, citizenship status, physical or mental disability, marital status, veteran status, genetic predisposition, domestic violence victim status, criminal conviction history or any other protected classification under federal, state or local law.

Job DescriptionBergen Community College is accepting applications for adjunct positions in the division of Criminal Justice for Spring 2026. Below are the disciplines we are currently hiring for and the requirements for each. Criminal Justice Department: The Bergen Community College Department of Criminal Justice and Legal provides a foundation for understanding the key components of criminal justice, homeland security, and emergency management. The department is dedicated to promoting critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills necessary for careers in public service. The professional studies Associate of Science degree (A.S.) criminal justice option prepares students to transfer into the junior year of a baccalaureate program in criminal justice or a related area. It provides a balanced and comprehensive overview of the nature and structure of the criminal justice system. Students will develop competency in interpersonal and group interactions. Career opportunities include Federal, State and Local Law Enforcement agencies, Federal, State Court/Judiciary, Federal, State, County and Private Correctional facilities, Corporate and Private Security firms. Courses and Requirements: Criminal Justice, Criminal Law, Criminology Required: Master’s degree in Criminal Justice and at least one year college teaching experience. Rates and Benefits: • Adjuncts with a Master's receive $960 per credit., • Tuition Waiver for BCC courses for themselves or their dependents

Job Description Purpose of the Role: Workforce Development Academy Case Manager is responsible for providing direct case management services to young adults, ages 18–24, who face significant barriers to education and employment. The Case Manager helps participants overcome obstacles, develop critical skills, and connect with resources to achieve self-sufficiency Essential Functions of the Role: · Assessment and planning: Conduct comprehensive assessments of participants to identify their skills, needs, and barriers to employment and education. Use this information to develop individualized service plans. · Intake and outreach: Perform outreach to recruit and enroll eligible youth into the program. · Resource navigation: Connect participants with a wide range of educational, employment, and social services available in the community, including housing assistance, mental health programs, and community services. · Skill development: Provide job readiness training and help participants develop soft skills, like critical thinking and communication. · Education assistance: Assist participants in completing high school or obtaining an equivalency diploma. Also, help with enrollment in post-secondary education. · Internship and job placement: Work with local businesses to develop and secure internship and employment opportunities for participants. · Ongoing support: Monitor and support participants after placement to ensure employment retention and wage progression. Provide follow-up services for at least 12 months after a participant's first day of employment. · Documentation and reporting: Maintain accurate and detailed case records and documentation, including charting and progress notes. · Interdisciplinary collaboration: Work closely with other program partners and staff to provide integrated support. · Compliance: Adhere to all program policies, procedures, and ethical standards, including confidentiality. · Coordinated services between multiple agencies, providers, and stakeholders to ensure optimal outcomes. · Develop productive and results oriented relationships with mission critical persons at outside organizations, such as (but not limited to): Local Courts, Attorneys, Youth Bureau, Dept. of Social Services, Mental Health Providers, Probation Officers, Legal Services, District Attorney’s Office. · Do not settle for “because that’s the way it has always been done”; be fearless in the pursuit of excellence and achieving the needed outcomes for our clients and the agency at large. · Plan events to build partnerships in the community. · Special projects and other duties as assigned. Work Schedule: Monday – Friday, 9am – 5 pm, 35 hours per week, however flexibility required to address client and Agency needs. Physical Environment: o Traditional office environment. o Must be comfortable attending appointments at various agencies, facilities, and clients’ homes. Qualifications for this Role: · Direct service experience working with high-barrier youth and young adults in an educational, employment, or social service setting. · Compassion and understanding: The ability to work with and relate to low-income, homeless, and other marginalized populations. · Knowledge: An understanding of workforce development concepts, as well as federal and state employment laws, rules, and regulations. · Communication: Strong verbal and written communication skills to effectively interact with participants, families, businesses, and community partners. · Organizational skills: The ability to manage a diverse caseload, prioritize tasks, and maintain accurate records. · Problem-solving: Critical thinking and good judgment to evaluate participant progress and adjust care plans as needed. · Proven ability to empathize with the clients we serve. · Tenacity and passion for this work, balancing objectivity, and empathy. · Minimum 2–3 years of care–related experience in Youth Justice, mediation, and crisis management. · Bachelors in an area of Criminal Justice, Human Services, Psychology, or 5 years equivalent work experience. · Computer literacy required. · Bilingual English/Spanish a plus. · Flexible availability – based on client and Agency needs Compensation range: $48,000 - $51,000