Mental Health Clinician Overview • The Mental Health Clinician provides comprehensive mental health services to patients of all ages in a hybrid work setting. • Engage in diagnostic assessments, counseling, psychotherapy, and crisis intervention to address diverse patient needs. • Collaborate with healthcare teams to improve patient outcomes and address psychosocial factors. • Utilize advanced clinical skills to deliver individualized care plans and therapeutic interventions. • Contribute to quality assurance programs and compliance with legal and professional standards. • Provide education to staff on psychosocial issues impacting patient care and outcomes. • Supervise social work interns and participate in professional development activities. • Document patient interactions and maintain accurate medical records in compliance with regulations. • Work in a flexible hybrid role with opportunities for remote and in-office collaboration. Mental Health Clinician Key Responsibilities & Duties • Conduct individual, family, and group counseling sessions tailored to patient needs. • Perform diagnostic assessments and develop comprehensive treatment plans with measurable goals. • Provide crisis intervention and coordinate with child welfare services when necessary. • Collaborate with physicians and healthcare personnel to integrate psychosocial factors into patient care. • Prepare detailed reports, mental status exams, and patient histories to inform treatment strategies. • Educate staff and interns on psychosocial issues and supervise their clinical activities. • Ensure compliance with regulatory standards, including Article 28 and JCAHO requirements. • Participate in departmental meetings and contribute to social service quality assurance initiatives. • Document all patient services and maintain accurate medical records for compliance and continuity of care. Mental Health Clinician Job Requirements • Master’s degree in Social Work or Clinical Psychology from an accredited institution. • Licensure in New York State as LMSW, LCSW, LMHC, LMFT, or Psychologist. • Strong diagnostic and clinical skills with experience in diverse patient populations. • Ability to supervise interns and attend required supervisory training courses. • Knowledge of regulatory standards and compliance requirements for healthcare settings. • Experience in crisis intervention, behavior modification, and brief treatment methodologies. • Proficiency in documenting patient services and maintaining accurate medical records. • Bilingual Spanish proficiency preferred with additional compensation incentives. • Flexibility to work evenings and weekends as required by the role.