New York, New York, United States · On-site
$70k–$75k/yr
POSITION DESCRIPTION Exciting opportunity for a seasoned psychotherapist to join our Wellness team located at The Nest Community Health Center. URAM-Harlem United’s Wellness Center is a Licensed State Operated Arti…
Skills: Psychotherapy, Crisis Intervention, Case Coordination, Clinical Diagnosis, DSM-5
New York, New York, United States · On-site
$200k–$220k/yr
Position Description Harlem United is the parent company for Upper Room AIDS Ministry (URAM). URAM provides the healthcare services from the Federally Qualified Health Center located in the heart of Harlem. We provide Pr…
Skills: Internal Medicine, Primary Care, HIV Care, Electronic Medical Record, Clinical Supervision
New York, New York, United States · On-site
$140k–$147k/yr
Position Description Harlem United is the parent company for Upper Room AIDS Ministry (URAM). URAM provides the healthcare services from the Federally Qualified Health Center located in the heart of Harlem. We provide Pr…
Skills: Primary care, HIV care, Patient assessment, Chronic disease management, Electronic medical record
New York, New York, United States · On-site
$65k–$70k/yr
POSITION DESCRIPTION Upper Room AIDS Ministry (URAM), a Federally Qualified Health Center under Harlem United, provides high-quality primary, specialty, dental, and wellness care in the heart of Harlem. All URAM employee…
Skills: Patient care, Clinical support, Phlebotomy, Vaccination administration, Electronic health records
New York, New York, United States · On-site
$27/hr–$31/hr
The Intake Coordinator will be responsible for promoting the Health Home program and building relationships that encourage new enrollments. This role involves engaging with providers across various sectors of the healthc…
Skills: Outreach, Sales, Marketing, Team Supervision, Healthcare Enrollment
New York, New York, United States · On-site
$140k–$150k/yr
Position Description The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner plays a pivotal role in our FQHC, Article 28 Health Services Division and Article 31 clinic. The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner works within an interdisciplinary te…
Skills: Psychiatric Evaluation, Risk Assessment, Psychotropic Medication Management, Crisis Intervention, Treatment Planning
New York, New York, United States · On-site
$27/hr–$31/hr
The Intake Coordinator will be responsible for promoting the Health Home program and building relationships that encourage new enrollments. This role involves engaging with providers across various sectors of the healthc…
Skills: Community Outreach, Client Enrollment, Team Supervision, Case Management, Public Speaking
New York, New York, United States · On-site
$27/hr–$30/hr
Position Description The Patient Navigator is responsible for providing outreach, engagement, and patient navigation services to individuals who are contacted through the street outreach program and who access on-site se…
Skills: Patient Navigation, Street Outreach, Harm Reduction, HIV/HCV/STI Testing, Case Management
New York, New York, United States · On-site
$140k–$150k/yr
Position Description The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner plays a pivotal role in our FQHC, Article 28 Health Services Division and Article 31 clinic. The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner works within an interdisciplinary te…
Skills: Psychiatric Evaluation, Risk Assessment, Psychotropic Medication Management, Crisis Intervention, Treatment Planning
New York, New York, United States · Hybrid
$28/hr–$31/hr
Position Description The Care Manager has overall day-to-day responsibility for coordinating the activities of the care team for clients with complex medical and/or psychiatric conditions and for facilitating clients&rsq…
Skills: Care Coordination, Case Management, Discharge Planning, Crisis Intervention, Patient Assessment
New York, New York, United States · On-site
$25/hr–$28/hr
Position Description The Sexual Health Counselor will perform daily activities of Harlem United’s community-based testing program for clients interested in sexual health services. The Sexual Health Counselor will d…
Skills: Sexual Health Counseling, Phlebotomy, HIV/HCV Testing, STI Screening, Trauma-Informed Care
New York, New York, United States · On-site
$21/hr–$23/hr
POSITION DESCRIPTION Harlem United is the parent company for Upper Room AIDs Ministry (URAM). URAM provides the healthcare services from the Federally Qualified Health Center located in the heart of Harlem. We provide Pr…
Skills: Customer Service, Insurance Verification, Medical Billing, Patient Registration, Electronic Medical Records
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The psychotherapist will provide individual, group, and family psychotherapy, crisis intervention, and care coordination within an Article 31 mental health clinic. They are responsible for maintaining a caseload, formulating clinical diagnoses, and documenting all patient interactions in the EHR.
Candidates must hold a Master's in Social Work with an LMSW or LCSW license and at least two years of relevant psychotherapy experience. Experience working with populations facing mental illness, substance use, or chronic health conditions is required.
Exciting opportunity for a seasoned psychotherapist to join our Wellness team located at The Nest Community Health Center. URAM-Harlem United’s Wellness Center is a Licensed State Operated Article 31 Mental Health Clinic Collocated in our Federally Qualified Health Center (F.Q.H.C.). Under the supervision of the Managing Clinical Director, the Psychotherapist will provide individual, group and family psychotherapy, supportive counseling, crisis intervention and care coordination for our Article 31 clinic
This position is full-time.
The following duties are mandatory requirements of the job:
• Screen/assess clients for appropriateness for admission into the Article 31 Mental Health Clinic in collaboration
with a psychiatrist/psychiatric nurse practitioner during initial visits.
• Utilize evidence-based tools (PHQ-9, GAD- 7, AUDIT, DAST, etc) and DSM-5 to help formulate an appropriate
clinical diagnosis for assigned clients.
• Knowledge and past utilization of interventions (psychodynamic, DBT, TF-CBT, MI and cognitive processing)
preferred, use of each intervention dependent on individual client.
• Hold a caseload of 70 patients, with 10-12 sessions daily
• Establishing treatment goals and objectives for and with clients, as part of the interdisciplinary care planning
process
• Assume role of primary psychotherapist for assigned clients, which includes documenting all sessions as well as
all communication with collaterals and shared providers.
• Participate in on-site crisis response
• Attend regular supervision with Managing Clinical Director and weekly team meetings
• Participate in on-site crisis response, including rapid assessment, de-escalation, and coordination with
multidisciplinary teams to ensure client and staff safety.
• Coordinate and facilitate case conferences for providers across agencies serving mutual clients, for high-risk
cases and following incidents.
• Ensure the integrity and confidentiality of all patient information in the EHR by not sharing personal username or
password with other staff.
• Maintain integrity and confidentiality of all patient information in the EHR by exiting the application or locking
the system when away from the computer.
• Complete timely, accurate, and comprehensive clinical documentation, including progress notes (72 hours),
assessments, treatment plans, and crisis interventions, in accordance with agency and regulatory standards.
• Masters in Social Work plus LMSW/LCSW with at least two years’ experience providing psychotherapy and
• Experience providing psychotherapy in an Article 31 or similar outpatient clinic required.
• Experience working with individuals with history of substance use, mental illness, chronic homelessness and/or
HIV/AIDS and other chronic health conditions required.
• Experience working with late adolescents, adults and families desired.
• Experience facilitating therapy groups desired
• Prefer candidates already credentialed with insurance panels.
• Bilingual in Spanish a plus.
Advancing health equality since 1988
Harlem United has been advancing health equity since 1988. Activists founded Harlem United in a church basement in 1988. At a time of extreme stigma, they created a compassionate community for loved ones dying of AIDS. Today, we provide world-class HIV care. And over the years, we’ve expanded to provide services for many other healthcare needs. We’ve advocated for social justice and remained rooted in our community. We’ll keep at it until we achieve health equality. Harlem United’s social services span four programmatic areas (Health Services, Housing, Harm Reduction, and Supportive Services) to offer vulnerable populations the following: medical, behavioral, dental, and specialty healthcare; permanent supportive, transitional, and shelter housing models; infectious disease prevention and testing; substance use and harm reduction services; intensive case management and care coordination; linkage to benefits and entitlements; an AIDS Adult Day Health Care; food and nutrition services; vocational education; and more. Each year, Harlem United provides supportive housing for more than 600 formerly homeless people, conducts almost 21,000 medical visits in its community health centers, and provides more than 18,000 hot meals and pantry supplies. Our clients deal with social and institutional barriers making it much harder for them to get the help they need. Established providers refused to provide our clients the care they desperately need, like housing, primary care, mental health, testing, health education and more. We founded Harlem United out of necessity. Specifically serving people living with HIV/AIDS who are homeless and/or suffer from mental illness, substance use, or social stigma related to their sexuality, gender or HIV status, Harlem United is the last resort for medically-under served communities of color in Harlem.
Offices: 306 Malcolm X Blvd, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10027, US
Advancing health equality since 1988
Harlem United has been advancing health equity since 1988. Activists founded Harlem United in a church basement in 1988. At a time of extreme stigma, they created a compassionate community for loved ones dying of AIDS. Today, we provide world-class HIV care. And over the years, we’ve expanded to provide services for many other healthcare needs. We’ve advocated for social justice and remained rooted in our community. We’ll keep at it until we achieve health equality. Harlem United’s social services span four programmatic areas (Health Services, Housing, Harm Reduction, and Supportive Services) to offer vulnerable populations the following: medical, behavioral, dental, and specialty healthcare; permanent supportive, transitional, and shelter housing models; infectious disease prevention and testing; substance use and harm reduction services; intensive case management and care coordination; linkage to benefits and entitlements; an AIDS Adult Day Health Care; food and nutrition services; vocational education; and more. Each year, Harlem United provides supportive housing for more than 600 formerly homeless people, conducts almost 21,000 medical visits in its community health centers, and provides more than 18,000 hot meals and pantry supplies. Our clients deal with social and institutional barriers making it much harder for them to get the help they need. Established providers refused to provide our clients the care they desperately need, like housing, primary care, mental health, testing, health education and more. We founded Harlem United out of necessity. Specifically serving people living with HIV/AIDS who are homeless and/or suffer from mental illness, substance use, or social stigma related to their sexuality, gender or HIV status, Harlem United is the last resort for medically-under served communities of color in Harlem.
Offices: 306 Malcolm X Blvd, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10027, US
