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The AAP is looking for a dynamic Medical Director to enhance the programs track record of excellence and national leadership in comprehensive medical and psychosocial care for youth living with or at risk for HIV and LGBTQ youth and youth of color. This position requires the ability to set youth-focused clinical standards for all services to provide excellent medical care that integrates research into clinical practice, contribute to outreach, professional training and public health initiatives focused on improving the health outcomes of youth living with HIV, LGBTQ youth and youth of color. Candidate must have a strong balance of skills including, but not limited to; clinical experience in HIV treatment and prevention LGBTQ health, especially care for transgender youth; track record of success leading a multidisciplinary staff; academic productivity; and high level administrative skills such as managing program/grant deliverables and CQI initiatives, grant writing and reporting, and budget management. Proven ability to effectively communicate with providers, community organizations, diverse youth and family populations is also required. RESPONSIBILITIES:? Direct all medical and psychosocial services and clinical staff ? Coordinate clinical services with all other AAP programs including research, outreach, and training ? Participate in programmatic grant writing, reporting, and strategic planning ? Develop and deliver provider trainings on HIV and LGBTQ health ? Help expand community-based services and public health initiatives QUALIFICATIONS:? Medical Degree and active New York State Medical License ? Training experience in Pediatrics, Internal Medicine or Family Practice, and experience working clinically with adolescents and young adults ? At least 5 years current experience in HIV care and prevention, and at least 2 years current experience in transgender care ? Advanced training in Infectious Disease or Adolescent Medicine a plus ? Eligible for academic appointment About Us: The Adolescent AIDS Program (AAP) is affiliated with the Childrens Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York, and holds the distinction of being the nations first adolescent-focused HIV/AIDS center for clinical care, supportive, and preventive services. A model multidisciplinary program, the AAP maintains an ethos of caring, learning and teaching. In every aspect of our work with patients, health care systems and communities, we strive to maximize the health of all young people infected and affected by HIV as well as LGBTQ youth, and to inspire them to reach their full potential. The AAP is fully grant funded and is staffed by a dynamic interdisciplinary team including physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, and case managers. The program is also staffed by public health specialists in the fields of research, training, outreach and communications. Our Mission: To improve local, national and global responses to HIV/AIDS and well-being among youth through innovative medical care, research, training, advocacy, and community mobilization. Our Vision: To help create a world in which youth are no longer burdened by HIV and health inequities. Who We Serve: In our work to reduce the burden of HIV and promote well-being among young people, we are committed to serving and working with several key stakeholders: ? All youth living with and at risk for HIV infection, especially youth of color and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and questioning (LGBQ) youth ? Transgender youth seeking care and support ? Families, friends and partners of youth living with or at risk for HIV infection or in the LGBTQ community ? Health care systems that provide care to young people ? Community-based organizations serving youth ? Public policy leaders with the power The AAP provides equal employment opportunity for everyone regardless of race, creed, age, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, political belief or physical ability.

The AAP is looking for a dynamic Medical Director to enhance the programs track record of excellence and national leadership in comprehensive medical and psychosocial care for youth living with or at risk for HIV and LGBTQ youth and youth of color. This position requires the ability to set youth-focused clinical standards for all services to provide excellent medical care that integrates research into clinical practice, contribute to outreach, professional training and public health initiatives focused on improving the health outcomes of youth living with HIV, LGBTQ youth and youth of color. Candidate must have a strong balance of skills including, but not limited to; clinical experience in HIV treatment and prevention LGBTQ health, especially care for transgender youth; track record of success leading a multidisciplinary staff; academic productivity; and high level administrative skills such as managing program/grant deliverables and CQI initiatives, grant writing and reporting, and budget management. Proven ability to effectively communicate with providers, community organizations, diverse youth and family populations is also required. RESPONSIBILITIES:? Direct all medical and psychosocial services and clinical staff ? Coordinate clinical services with all other AAP programs including research, outreach, and training ? Participate in programmatic grant writing, reporting, and strategic planning ? Develop and deliver provider trainings on HIV and LGBTQ health ? Help expand community-based services and public health initiatives QUALIFICATIONS:? Medical Degree and active New York State Medical License ? Training experience in Pediatrics, Internal Medicine or Family Practice, and experience working clinically with adolescents and young adults ? At least 5 years current experience in HIV care and prevention, and at least 2 years current experience in transgender care ? Advanced training in Infectious Disease or Adolescent Medicine a plus ? Eligible for academic appointment About Us: The Adolescent AIDS Program (AAP) is affiliated with the Childrens Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York, and holds the distinction of being the nations first adolescent-focused HIV/AIDS center for clinical care, supportive, and preventive services. A model multidisciplinary program, the AAP maintains an ethos of caring, learning and teaching. In every aspect of our work with patients, health care systems and communities, we strive to maximize the health of all young people infected and affected by HIV as well as LGBTQ youth, and to inspire them to reach their full potential. The AAP is fully grant funded and is staffed by a dynamic interdisciplinary team including physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, and case managers. The program is also staffed by public health specialists in the fields of research, training, outreach and communications. Our Mission: To improve local, national and global responses to HIV/AIDS and well-being among youth through innovative medical care, research, training, advocacy, and community mobilization. Our Vision: To help create a world in which youth are no longer burdened by HIV and health inequities. Who We Serve: In our work to reduce the burden of HIV and promote well-being among young people, we are committed to serving and working with several key stakeholders: ? All youth living with and at risk for HIV infection, especially youth of color and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and questioning (LGBQ) youth ? Transgender youth seeking care and support ? Families, friends and partners of youth living with or at risk for HIV infection or in the LGBTQ community ? Health care systems that provide care to young people ? Community-based organizations serving youth ? Public policy leaders with the power The AAP provides equal employment opportunity for everyone regardless of race, creed, age, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, political belief or physical ability.

Medical Director- Adolescent AIDS Program The AAP is looking for a dynamic Medical Director to enhance the programs track record of excellence and national leadership in comprehensive medical and psychosocial care for youth living with or at risk for HIV and LGBTQ youth and youth of color. This position requires the ability to set youth-focused clinical standards for all services to provide excellent medical care that integrates research into clinical practice, contribute to outreach, professional training and public health initiatives focused on improving the health outcomes of youth living with HIV, LGBTQ youth and youth of color. Candidate must have a strong balance of skills including, but not limited to; clinical experience in HIV treatment and prevention LGBTQ health, especially care for transgender youth; track record of success leading a multidisciplinary staff; academic productivity; and high level administrative skills such as managing program/grant deliverables and CQI initiatives, grant writing and reporting, and budget management. Proven ability to effectively communicate with providers, community organizations, diverse youth and family populations is also required. RESPONSIBILITIES:? Direct all medical and psychosocial services and clinical staff ? Coordinate clinical services with all other AAP programs including research, outreach, and training ? Participate in programmatic grant writing, reporting, and strategic planning ? Develop and deliver provider trainings on HIV and LGBTQ health ? Help expand community-based services and public health initiatives QUALIFICATIONS:? Medical Degree and active New York State Medical License ? Training experience in Pediatrics, Internal Medicine or Family Practice, and experience working clinically with adolescents and young adults ? At least 5 years current experience in HIV care and prevention, and at least 2 years current experience in transgender care ? Advanced training in Infectious Disease or Adolescent Medicine a plus ? Eligible for academic appointment About Us: The Adolescent AIDS Program (AAP) is affiliated with the Childrens Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York, and holds the distinction of being the nations first adolescent-focused HIV/AIDS center for clinical care, supportive, and preventive services. A model multidisciplinary program, the AAP maintains an ethos of caring, learning and teaching. In every aspect of our work with patients, health care systems and communities, we strive to maximize the health of all young people infected and affected by HIV as well as LGBTQ youth, and to inspire them to reach their full potential. The AAP is fully grant funded and is staffed by a dynamic interdisciplinary team including physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, and case managers. The program is also staffed by public health specialists in the fields of research, training, outreach and communications. Our Mission: To improve local, national and global responses to HIV/AIDS and well-being among youth through innovative medical care, research, training, advocacy, and community mobilization. Our Vision: To help create a world in which youth are no longer burdened by HIV and health inequities. Who We Serve: In our work to reduce the burden of HIV and promote well-being among young people, we are committed to serving and working with several key stakeholders: ? All youth living with and at risk for HIV infection, especially youth of color and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and questioning (LGBQ) youth ? Transgender youth seeking care and support ? Families, friends and partners of youth living with or at risk for HIV infection or in the LGBTQ community ? Health care systems that provide care to young people ? Community-based organizations serving youth ? Public policy leaders with the power The AAP provides equal employment opportunity for everyone regardless of race, creed, age, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, political belief or physical ability.

The AAP is looking for a dynamic Medical Director to enhance the programs track record of excellence and national leadership in comprehensive medical and psychosocial care for youth living with or at risk for HIV and LGBTQ youth and youth of color. This position requires the ability to set youth-focused clinical standards for all services to provide excellent medical care that integrates research into clinical practice, contribute to outreach, professional training and public health initiatives focused on improving the health outcomes of youth living with HIV, LGBTQ youth and youth of color. Candidate must have a strong balance of skills including, but not limited to; clinical experience in HIV treatment and prevention LGBTQ health, especially care for transgender youth; track record of success leading a multidisciplinary staff; academic productivity; and high level administrative skills such as managing program/grant deliverables and CQI initiatives, grant writing and reporting, and budget management. Proven ability to effectively communicate with providers, community organizations, diverse youth and family populations is also required. RESPONSIBILITIES:? Direct all medical and psychosocial services and clinical staff ? Coordinate clinical services with all other AAP programs including research, outreach, and training ? Participate in programmatic grant writing, reporting, and strategic planning ? Develop and deliver provider trainings on HIV and LGBTQ health ? Help expand community-based services and public health initiatives QUALIFICATIONS:? Medical Degree and active New York State Medical License ? Training experience in Pediatrics, Internal Medicine or Family Practice, and experience working clinically with adolescents and young adults ? At least 5 years current experience in HIV care and prevention, and at least 2 years current experience in transgender care ? Advanced training in Infectious Disease or Adolescent Medicine a plus ? Eligible for academic appointment About Us: The Adolescent AIDS Program (AAP) is affiliated with the Childrens Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York, and holds the distinction of being the nations first adolescent-focused HIV/AIDS center for clinical care, supportive, and preventive services. A model multidisciplinary program, the AAP maintains an ethos of caring, learning and teaching. In every aspect of our work with patients, health care systems and communities, we strive to maximize the health of all young people infected and affected by HIV as well as LGBTQ youth, and to inspire them to reach their full potential. The AAP is fully grant funded and is staffed by a dynamic interdisciplinary team including physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, and case managers. The program is also staffed by public health specialists in the fields of research, training, outreach and communications. Our Mission: To improve local, national and global responses to HIV/AIDS and well-being among youth through innovative medical care, research, training, advocacy, and community mobilization. Our Vision: To help create a world in which youth are no longer burdened by HIV and health inequities. Who We Serve: In our work to reduce the burden of HIV and promote well-being among young people, we are committed to serving and working with several key stakeholders: ? All youth living with and at risk for HIV infection, especially youth of color and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and questioning (LGBQ) youth ? Transgender youth seeking care and support ? Families, friends and partners of youth living with or at risk for HIV infection or in the LGBTQ community ? Health care systems that provide care to young people ? Community-based organizations serving youth ? Public policy leaders with the power The AAP provides equal employment opportunity for everyone regardless of race, creed, age, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, political belief or physical ability.

The AAP is looking for a dynamic Medical Director to enhance the programs track record of excellence and national leadership in comprehensive medical and psychosocial care for youth living with or at risk for HIV and LGBTQ youth and youth of color. This position requires the ability to set youth-focused clinical standards for all services to provide excellent medical care that integrates research into clinical practice, contribute to outreach, professional training and public health initiatives focused on improving the health outcomes of youth living with HIV, LGBTQ youth and youth of color. Candidate must have a strong balance of skills including, but not limited to; clinical experience in HIV treatment and prevention LGBTQ health, especially care for transgender youth; track record of success leading a multidisciplinary staff; academic productivity; and high level administrative skills such as managing program/grant deliverables and CQI initiatives, grant writing and reporting, and budget management. Proven ability to effectively communicate with providers, community organizations, diverse youth and family populations is also required. RESPONSIBILITIES:? Direct all medical and psychosocial services and clinical staff ? Coordinate clinical services with all other AAP programs including research, outreach, and training ? Participate in programmatic grant writing, reporting, and strategic planning ? Develop and deliver provider trainings on HIV and LGBTQ health ? Help expand community-based services and public health initiatives QUALIFICATIONS:? Medical Degree and active New York State Medical License ? Training experience in Pediatrics, Internal Medicine or Family Practice, and experience working clinically with adolescents and young adults ? At least 5 years current experience in HIV care and prevention, and at least 2 years current experience in transgender care ? Advanced training in Infectious Disease or Adolescent Medicine a plus ? Eligible for academic appointment About Us: The Adolescent AIDS Program (AAP) is affiliated with the Childrens Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York, and holds the distinction of being the nations first adolescent-focused HIV/AIDS center for clinical care, supportive, and preventive services. A model multidisciplinary program, the AAP maintains an ethos of caring, learning and teaching. In every aspect of our work with patients, health care systems and communities, we strive to maximize the health of all young people infected and affected by HIV as well as LGBTQ youth, and to inspire them to reach their full potential. The AAP is fully grant funded and is staffed by a dynamic interdisciplinary team including physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, and case managers. The program is also staffed by public health specialists in the fields of research, training, outreach and communications. Our Mission: To improve local, national and global responses to HIV/AIDS and well-being among youth through innovative medical care, research, training, advocacy, and community mobilization. Our Vision: To help create a world in which youth are no longer burdened by HIV and health inequities. Who We Serve: In our work to reduce the burden of HIV and promote well-being among young people, we are committed to serving and working with several key stakeholders: ? All youth living with and at risk for HIV infection, especially youth of color and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and questioning (LGBQ) youth ? Transgender youth seeking care and support ? Families, friends and partners of youth living with or at risk for HIV infection or in the LGBTQ community ? Health care systems that provide care to young people ? Community-based organizations serving youth ? Public policy leaders with the power The AAP provides equal employment opportunity for everyone regardless of race, creed, age, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, political belief or physical ability.

Job Description Position Title: Case Manager Location: On Site – Englewood, NJ Department: Clinical Reports to: Clinical Director Salary: Competitive, based on experience and qualifications Boca Recovery Center Website About Boca Recovery Center Founded in 2016, Boca Recovery Center is a nationally recognized addiction treatment provider specializing in substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. With locations in Florida, New Jersey, Indiana, and Massachusetts, we deliver evidence-based clinical care in a supportive, structured environment. Our team is committed to providing trauma-informed, client-centered services that promote lasting recovery. Position Overview The Case Manager plays a vital role in supporting clients throughout their treatment journey by providing comprehensive case management services. This includes assisting with discharge planning, resource linkage, documentation, and advocacy. The ideal candidate will be organized, empathetic, and equipped with the knowledge to support clients with a variety of social, financial, and behavioral needs. Requirements Key Responsibilities • Case Management & Client Support, • Complete initial and ongoing case management assessments., • Evaluate client strengths and needs across medical, psychological, social, financial, and employment domains., • Assist with scheduling medical, dental, and other ancillary appointments., • Provide support for clients applying for food assistance or managing FMLA/unemployment paperwork., • Help clients develop life skills including budgeting, communication, critical thinking, and personal care., • Assist with job searches, resume writing, and interview preparation., • Help clients manage finances and bill payments while in treatment., • Coordinate discharge planning and aftercare services, to include booking travel and locating appropriate step-down programming for outpatient programming and/or counseling services., • Arrange placement in halfway houses or aftercare facilities as needed., • Ensure continuity of care through proper linkage to ongoing services., • Community Resource Coordination, • Communicate with employers, landlords, probation officers, legal representatives, and family members., • Maintain accurate and timely documentation of client progress, services provided, and discharge planning., • Uphold all policies regarding client confidentiality and documentation standards., • Maintain prompt and regular attendance., • Work collaboratively with interdisciplinary team members., • Support and uphold all organizational practices, policies, and ethical guidelines., • Valid State Driver’s License required., • Minimum of a High School Diploma; Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services or related field preferred., • CPR certification required (or must be obtained within 30 days of hire)., • A minimum of 1 year of experience in substance abuse treatment or a related field preferred., • Strong communication skills with clients, team members, and supervisors., • Ability to maintain professionalism and appropriate boundaries., • Highly organized and detail-oriented., • Computer literacy and ability to complete accurate documentation., • Capacity to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team., • Positive attitude and high emotional intelligence. Boca Recovery Center offers a comprehensive benefits package, including: • Health Insurance, • Retirement Plans, • Disability Coverage, • Paid Time Off

Job Description Reports To: Clinical Supervisor/Program Director Program: MHOTRS Clinic (Mental Health Outpatient Treatment and Rehabilitation Services) Location: Yonkers, NY Hours Per Week: 35 per week FLSA Status: Full Time, Exempt Salary Range: $53,000 - $81,600 annually (Bilingual candidates are eligible for a pay differential) Summary Description: The MHOTRS Licensed Clinician will offer individual, group, and family services for individuals of all ages and for a full range of behavioral health conditions. Our clinic delivers integrated behavioral health services with a robust team of providers. The Clinician is responsible for the provision of direct clinical services and coordination with other agencies serving the clients. The Clinician will demonstrate particular competence in providing trauma-related care, utilizing evidence-based approaches. The Clinician must possess the ability to engage and affect change through a person-centered model. The Clinician will demonstrate initiative, flexibility, creativity, and a collaborative spirit. The Clinician will support recovery by providing services that reflect our deeply held values that include the recognition of individual rights of self-determination, choice, shared decision-making, and collaboration. The Clinician will utilize evidence-based practices, embracing trauma-informed and person-centered approaches. The Clinician will demonstrate co-occurring competence to deliver services that are integrated and holistic. Key Responsibilities: • Provide culturally sensitive direct clinical services, which may include but are not limited to: assessment and treatment planning, individual, family and group psychotherapy, crisis intervention, and community consultation and education., • Document client progress in a timely manner, ensuring records comply with agency policies and regulatory requirements, following established methods and procedures., • Maintain a full caseload in accordance with agency expectations, with a typical day averaging around 8–9 client sessions, generally 45 minutes each., • Identify social determinants of health needs such as case management and coordinate with other agencies and community resources., • Coordinate treatment, including treatment transition with other community agencies and services., • Participate in program development and in training programs., • Follow the established clinic policies & procedures., • Maintain appropriate professional standards., • Principles, practices and methods of community mental health treatment, including complexity-capable interviewing, assessment, marriage, family, child, and group counseling and crisis intervention., • Adult and/or child psychology, including development and psychopathology., • Applicable city, state and federal guidelines and laws affecting mental health treatment, services and reporting procedures., • Common challenges associated with mental health conditions., • Principles of psychological growth and development., • Community mental health resources and services and other health, financial, social, recreational, cultural, housing, and legal advocacy services., • Understanding the impact of culture on mental health practices., • Meet the required productivity targets as set forth by the clinic leadership., • Keep timely and accurate documentation as required by licensing and the agency., • Participate in the team’s integrated meetings., • Collaborate with the team on care coordination., • Partnership with external referral sources., • Be part of the open access schedule., • Master’s Degree in Social Work or Mental Health Counseling with clinical experience in the academic program at an accredited school of social work/counseling., • Must be licensed in New York State, be in good standing, and remain in continuous good standing with the state’s licensing board: LMSW, LMHC, LMFT, LCSW or Limited permit., • Bilingual in Spanish preferred., • Must be reliable and able to work independently and understand the importance of maintaining confidentiality., • Basic computer knowledge and the ability to document in an electronic health record is required., • Must be cleared by NYS Justice Center through fingerprinting for a Criminal History Records search., • Must be cleared by the Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs Staff Exclusion List (SEL) and the New York State Medicaid Exclusion List., • Must be cleared by the NYS Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) for instances of child abuse and/or neglect., • Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite and database management systems., • Fluency in English (Reading, Writing, Speaking)., • Must maintain clearance by applicable regulatory clearances as required., • 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 Your Future as a BCBA Starts Here—And It’s Looking Bright Join the largest female clinician-led ABA agency in the country and work with people who just get it. At Autism Learning Partners, we’re all about growing together, learning from each other, and actually making a difference! Whether you're fresh in the field or leveling up, you'll find mentorship, career growth, and a whole community of BCBAs ready to cheer you on! What We’re Offering: • Base Salary: Starting at $90,000! with the opportunity to earn more based on experience, skills, and geography, • Bonus: Attainable monthly bonus opportunity ($35,000+ in your first three years)!, • Hybrid Role: 50% supervision in-person support and 50% telehealth, • Initial Onboarding Support: 60+ hours of comprehensive training during the first 3-4 weeks of integration including topics such as clinical best practices, using Central Reach, goal writing, clinical problem solving, CPT codes, telehealth assessments. Our Clinical Development team also offers weekly office hours or 1:1 support, as needed., • Education and Mentorship: Monthly CEUs, annual in-house conference featuring leading researchers in the field, and opportunities to lead sponsored research initiatives, • Some Benefits Highlights: 23 days off annually between holidays including 1 floating holiday and 15 days of PTO that begins to accrue from Day 1, • Flexible Schedule: Opportunities to work from home that includes Mon-Fri flexibility in the mornings and afternoons up until 6pm most nights, with preferably one to two evenings per week of availability until 8:30pm. No expectation of Saturday work unless you want to schedule make-up sessions. You’re in full control!, • Our Promise: We don't require contracts or non-compete agreements because we value flexibility and trust. Your employment with us is fully at-will, allowing you to grow with us on your own terms. Why Choose Us? • An org chart of nothing but BCBAs between you and the CEO, Dr. Gina Chang, BCBA-D., • A clear path to make values-based clinical decisions based entirely on what is best for your client and family, • Generous health insurance package, 401(k) Retirement Program with employer match, and employer paid short-term disability, • As a CASP Provider, ALP will grant you access to CASP’s entire CEU library which includes over 75 CEU-approved courses (plus 10 CEUs annually via ALP events such as our IMPACT Conference and monthly live sessions), • Clear promotion framework from BCBA, Sr. BCBA, Assistant Clinical Director, Clinical Director, and Senior Clinical Director, • For any new BCBA certificants – we offer the 8-hour supervision course as approved by the BACB, • Unlimited referral bonuses, • Reasonable expectation of billable hours, • Opportunity to partner and/or serve with our internal DEI council, • Study support for BCBA candidates and in-house RBT courses to help ensure your team is fully prepared, • Support Center resources designed to address your administrative needs, including client intake, recruiting, payroll, HR, billing, credentialing/contracting, and scheduling What You’ll Be Doing: • Lead by Example and Be a Pillar of Support: Inspire and guide Behavior Technicians through effective supervision and support, ensuring that they are implementing treatment plans with a high degree of reliability and fidelity., • Drive Positive Change: Conduct FBAs and develop innovative ABA programs that include continuously evaluating client needs, providing parent education, and problem solving, to help each client reach their potential., • Embrace Challenges with Grace: Stay calm and professional in challenging situations, adapt to change with flexibility, and continuously seek opportunities for growth., • Lead with Initiative and Openness: Proactively communicate, take initiative, and welcome learning to create a safe environment for collaboration and knowledge sharing. What We’re Looking For: • Certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB), • Active LBA Certification in the state of New York as issued by the New York State Education Department, Office of the Professions, • Please note that this position is subject to a criminal background check, TB test, Pre-employment Physical Exam, which we will pay for Autism Learning Partners supports a diverse workforce and is an Equal Opportunity Employer. At Autism Learning Partners, we understand that culture is the foundation of who we are as a company and how we serve our clients, families, and employees. We are one of the nation's leading full-service ABA providers specializing in the treatment of autism and other developmental disabilities. Our broad thinking approach addresses the whole child by collaborating with doctors, therapists, families, schools, and specialists. Our goal is to work together to achieve the best possible outcome and progress through our commitment to Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity, which includes forming a DEI council, monthly trainings for senior clinical staff, national trainings, a monthly DEI newsletter, continual updates to our email signatures, education on topics like generational trauma and trauma-informed care, and always striving to provide the best care and comfort for our clients, families, and employees. #appcast750

Job DescriptionCOMPANY AND CULTURE DESCRIPTION: At BASS ABA, We provide state-of-the-art ABA home, school, and community based services and focus on goals that encompass the full range of a childs emerging skills to foster independence and learning. Our philosophy on education and behavior management encompasses a primary and main focus on the individual regardless of his or her age or diagnosis. We are a team driven by the belief that every child is entitled to a kind, fun, and positive approach to learning. ROLE DESCRIPTION: BASS ABA is looking to hire a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA Case Supervisor) in your area. A BCBA is a patient-centered professional with experience promoting patient achievement of greater independence in-home, at school, and within the community. Effectively aligns goal development and implementation strategies to promote company objectives and ensure exceptional progress related to established care plans. RESPONSIBILITIES: • Administers, conducts, evaluates and supervises the implementation of behavioral assessment measures (e.g., ABLLS, VB-MAPP, Vineland II-R) and functional assessment measures., • Develops individualized goals and objectives for home-, community-, and center-based programs and designs behavior intervention plans based on functional assessment data., • Ensures appropriate behavioral data systems are implemented such that quantifiable behavioral data is collected at regular intervals to allow for the continual evaluation of behavior plans and the achievement of individual goals and objectives., • Teaches Consultants and Behavior Therapists on the proper implementation of educational and clinical behavior programs and plans, data collection systems, and all necessary monitoring and reporting systems., • Conducts regular caregiver and/or teacher training and consultation., • Is responsible for ongoing individual program oversight and conducting weekly/biweekly supervision meetings with Consultants and Behavior Therapists., • Meets regularly with the clinical director and notifies her/him immediately of issues impacting clients progress and satisfaction., • Completes all necessary documentation in a timely and satisfactory manner as requested by the clinical director., • Oversees and directs the scheduling of BCBAs, Consultants, and Behavioral Therapists as needed., • Maintains billable caseload and documents billable hours according to BASS policies and state and federal regulation., • Develops written reports documenting behavior recommendations for parents, caregivers, and agency personnel in a timely and accurate manner., • Participate in interviewing and hiring new candidates as needed., • Provide input on case assignments/staffing as needed., • Actively communicates BASSs outreach efforts to community., • Responds to referrals for service in a timely and appropriate manner., • Participates in professional meetings or conferences deemed to be beneficial to BASSs development and improvement., • Adheres to the mission, vision and values of BASS.QUALIFICATIONS:, • Masters in behavior analysis, Psychology, special education, social work, speech language pathology, or related field required, Ph.D. preferred., • Active BCBA certification., • At least three years experience serving individuals with ASDs with a full range of skills and abilities., • Strong knowledge and deep understanding of behavior analytic interventions and concepts; experience delivering these services., • Experience with staff training and supervision., • Must be proficient with ABA Program/Goal Development, Behavior Reduction Protocols, Skills Acquisition Procedures (DTT, NET), and Staff Training., • Must have excellent writing and communication skills., • Must be highly organized with the ability to multitask., • Must be able to work well as part of a team., • CentralReach Experience is a plus., • Excellent communication and organizational skills, professionalism, and a commitment to upholding the companys mission statement., • Must meet all program basic competencies within 90 days of employment.PERKS/BENEFITS:, • Bi-monthly (twice each month) pay., • Medical/Dental/Vision Health Benefits (company covers 60% of monthly premium), • 4 weeks of Paid Time Off (vacation time, emergency days off, sick days, and holidays), • Mileage reimbursement, • Retirement account with up to 3% company match

Job Description Reports To: Program Director of Children’s Clinical Services Program: Mobile Mental Health Location: Tarrytown, NY-Mobile Hours Per Week: 35 FLSA Status: Full Time, Exempt Salary Range: $55,000-$69,000 (Bilingual candidates are eligible for a pay differential) After six months of employment, you may be eligible to receive a retention bonus of $3,000. Summary Description: Our Mobile Mental Health team provides treatment and care management services in the home or other community location for high-risk children between the ages of five and 18 who have behavioral health conditions and have not benefited from traditional behavioral health treatments in a clinic setting. The goal is to address emotional and behavioral concerns from a family perspective, help the youth and family develop better coping strategies, and avoid out of home placement or psychiatric hospitalizations. The Clinician will support recovery by providing services that reflect our deeply held values that include the recognition of individual rights of self-determination, choice, shared decision-making, and collaboration. When possible, he/she will utilize evidence-based practices; always embracing a trauma-informed and person-centered approach. Key Competencies: • Conduct comprehensive, strength-based assessments of service and clinical needs., • Develop a treatment plan in collaboration with the child, their family, and their care team., • Document progress and maintain a permanent record of activity according to established methods and procedures., • Assist families in securing identified services and advocating to other systems for the provision of these services in an individualized and collaborative manner., • Communicate with school and other community providers regarding the child’s progress., • Provide crisis intervention as needed., • Participate in community outreach and presentations., • Maintain up-to-date and complete case records, including documentation, and provide written reports and statistics as required., • Participate in team meetings, consultations, and individual supervision., • Complete the required number of client contact hours per year., • Participate in program development and training programs., • Due to the nature of the program, must have the ability to be flexible with working hours., • Carry out Principles, practices and methods of community mental health treatment, including interviewing, assessment, family, child, and group counseling and crisis intervention., • The candidate must hold one of the following New York State licenses: LMSW, LMHC, Psychologist or LCSW, or limited permit., • Must have a valid Driver’s License and a driving record that is satisfactory to our insurance carrier. The Clinician will be using agency vehicles and is responsible for adhering to the Agency Driver Policy., • Must maintain current New York State Defensive Driving certification., • Strong computer knowledge: typing, communication tools, scheduling tools and web browsers., • Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite and database management systems., • Fluency in English (Reading, Writing, Speaking). Bilingual English/Spanish helpful., • Must be cleared and maintain clearance by applicable regulatory clearances as required., • Legally eligible to work in the United States without sponsorship. 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. Company DescriptionFor nearly 80 years, we have promoted the mental and emotional well-being of individuals throughout Westchester and Rockland counties and beyond.For nearly 80 years, we have promoted the mental and emotional well-being of individuals throughout Westchester and Rockland counties and beyond.

Job Description RESPONSIBILITIES: • Administers, conducts, evaluates and supervises the implementation of behavioral assessment measures (e.g., ABLLS, VB-MAPP, Vineland II-R) and functional assessment measures. • Develops individualized goals and objectives for home-, community-, and center-based programs and designs behavior intervention plans based on functional assessment data • Ensures appropriate behavioral data systems are implemented such that quantifiable behavioral data is collected at regular intervals to allow for the continual evaluation of behavior plans and the achievement of individual goals and objectives. • Teaches Consultants and Behavior Therapists on the proper implementation of educational and clinical behavior programs and plans, data collection systems, and all necessary monitoring and reporting systems. • Conducts regular caregiver and/or teacher training and consultation., • Is responsible for ongoing individual program oversight and conducting weekly/biweekly supervision meetings with Consultants and Behavior Therapists. • Meets regularly with the president or clinical director and notifies her/him immediately of issues impacting client’s progress and satisfaction. • Completes all necessary documentation in a timely and satisfactory manner as requested by the president or clinical director. • Oversees and directs the scheduling of BCBAs, Consultants, and Behavioral Therapists as needed., • Maintains billable caseload and documents billable hours according to BASS policies and state and federal regulation. • Develops written reports documenting behavior recommendations for parents, caregivers, and agency personnel in a timely and accurate manner. • Participate in interviewing and hiring new candidates., • Provide input on case assignments/staffing. ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS: • Actively communicates BASS’s outreach efforts to community., • Responds to referrals for service in a timely and appropriate manner., • Participates in professional meetings or conferences deemed to be beneficial to BASS’s development and improvement. • Adheres to the mission, vision and values of BASS. REQUIRED EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE: • Master’s in behavior analysis, Psychology, special education, social work, speech language pathology, or related field required, Ph.D. preferred. • BCBA certification and/or licensed professional., • At least three years’ experience serving individuals with ASDs with a full range of skills and abilities. • At least three years’ experience working within the developmental disability field., • Strong knowledge and deep understanding of behavior analytic interventions and concepts; experience delivering these services. • Experience with staff training and supervision., • Must be proficient with ABA Program/Goal Development, Behavior Reduction Protocols, Skills Acquisition Procedures (DTT, NET), and Staff Training. • Must have excellent writing and communication skills., • Must be highly organized with the ability to multitask.