Behavioral Intervention Specialist, CTI Services - Manhattan
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AHRC NYC is seeking a Behavior Intervention Specialist (BIS) for their Critical Time Intervention Program (CTI).
SALARY: $85,000 per year plus a comprehensive Benefit Package....see Benefit information below.
Summary
The Behavioral Intervention Specialist, CTI Services provides crisis intervention services that may include evaluations, psychological assessments, and delivery of therapy and/ or behavioral supports.
Essential Responsibilities
Provides crisis intervention services that may include completion of evaluations, psychological assessments, delivery of therapeutic support and or behavior supports.Conducting ongoing assessments of people’s social needs, psychiatric status, and vocational and housing conditions at time of crisis
Drafting of behavior or treatment support plans for implementation during crisis and monitoring of person’s ongoing crisis recovery.
Conducting supportive clinical services, either in-person, in-home or other community settings, by telephone or by teletherapy or by combination of methods, as needed and appropriate.
Follows a trauma informed care approach when providing support and intervention
Coordinating psychological care and behavioral programs with relevant stakeholders in people’s circles of support.
Attending CTI and other interdisciplinary team meetings, as appropriate and/or required.
Accurate and timely maintenance of service records for people supported.
Performs all duties necessary to ensure compliance with relevant regulations governing service provision, including record keeping, as well as adherence to CTI model of treatment.
AHRC NYC is seeking a Behavior Intervention Specialist (BIS) for their Critical Time Intervention Program (CTI).
SALARY: $85,000 per year plus a comprehensive Benefit Package....see Benefit information below.
Summary
The Behavioral Intervention Specialist, CTI Services provides crisis intervention services that may include evaluations, psychological assessments, and delivery of therapy and/ or behavioral supports.
Essential Responsibilities
Provides crisis intervention services that may include completion of evaluations, psychological assessments, delivery of therapeutic support and or behavior supports.Conducting ongoing assessments of people’s social needs, psychiatric status, and vocational and housing conditions at time of crisis
Drafting of behavior or treatment support plans for implementation during crisis and monitoring of person’s ongoing crisis recovery.
Conducting supportive clinical services, either in-person, in-home or other community settings, by telephone or by teletherapy or by combination of methods, as needed and appropriate.
Follows a trauma informed care approach when providing support and intervention
Coordinating psychological care and behavioral programs with relevant stakeholders in people’s circles of support.
Attending CTI and other interdisciplinary team meetings, as appropriate and/or required.
Accurate and timely maintenance of service records for people supported.
Performs all duties necessary to ensure compliance with relevant regulations governing service provision, including record keeping, as well as adherence to CTI model of treatment.