60 CENTRAL AVENUE
CORTLAND, NY 13045-2746
The applications are available online at:
http://www.cortland-co.org/personnel/index.html
For further information in regards to this position please contact Michael Kilmer at (607) 758-6100.
TITLE: Academic Counselor
The Upward Bound Program at Binghamton University is seeking an Academic Counselor. This is a 12-month, grant-funded, position. Academic Year Responsibilities Include: Visiting target high schools on a weekly basis. Assist in after-school supervision at the UB tutorial center. Provide individual and group counseling/advising for students. Will serve as project liaison with community agencies. Assist in the recruitment and selection of new program participants and staff for summer residential program. Conduct monthly Saturday meetings on campus; Summer Program Responsibilities Include: Assist with staff orientation; supervise evening and weekend activities - may include overnight trips. Provide transportation for students to appointments and meetings as needed. Provide staff supervision and professional/personal support. Tutor and provide academic support to students during study hours and as needed. May be required to live on campus during summer residential program.
Bachelor's degree with a minimum two years full-time counseling, mentoring and/or teaching experience in programs serving low-income/first generation youth from diverse backgrounds. Knowledge of the New York State high school graduation requirements. Knowledge of college admission and financial aid procedures; Good organizational and counseling skills. Must be proficient in the use of computer software and hardware.
Position requires extensive regional/local travel - must provide own transportation, as well as proof of driver's license and automobile insurance.
Send cover letter and resume to: Marty Wygmans, Director, TRIO Programs, Binghamton University, PO Box 6000, Binghamton, NY 13902 or mwygmans@binghamton.edu. Application deadline is October 1, 2007.
Current Employment Opportunities with
Chenango County Community Mental Health Services
Norwich, New York:
STAFF SOCIAL WORKER: MSW required. Rural setting with multidisciplinary staff providing direct services to children, individuals & families. Opportunity to work with a variety of presenting problems & treatment approaches. Responsibilities: crisis intervention, assessment, treatment planning, carrying out treatment, consultations to schools & other community agencies. ACSW/LCSW supervision. Civil service position. For Application/Information: Mary Ann Spryn, Director of Community Services, Suite. 42, County Office Bldg., 5 Court St., Norwich, NY 13815 or fax: (607) 334-4519
INTENSIVE CASE MANAGER for Adults: MSW required. Provide intensive case management and clinical services to assist seriously mentally ill adults remain in the community; work with multi-disciplinary team. Responsibilities: crisis intervention; assessment; service planning; providing direct mental health services; coordination of services with other agencies. ACSW/LCSW supervision. Civil service position. For Application/Information: Mary Ann Spryn, Director of Community Services, Suite. 42, County Office Bldg., 5 Court St., Norwich, NY 13815 or fax: (607) 334-4519
SUPPORTIVE CASE MANAGER: BA required and two years of full-time professional case management experience or it’s part-time equivalent. Coordinate services/supports for seriously mentally ill clients to help them live successfully within the community; work with clients and providers to identify service needs and develop service plans; maintain records/reports. Civil service position. For Application/Information: Mary Ann Spryn, Director of Community Services, Suite 42, County Office Bldg., 5 Court St., Norwich, NY 13815 or fax: (607) 334-4519.
Counselor Therapist
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Cornell University
Gannett Health Services
Founded in 1865, Cornell University (www.cornell.edu) is both a privately endowed university belonging to the Ivy League and also a land-grant university of New York State. With close to 20,000 students, Cornell has 13 Colleges and Schools, two of which are in New York City and 11 of which are located on the beautiful Ithaca campus in the heart of the Finger Lakes region famous for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation. Named one of the four best small cities in America (USA Today) and one of America's ten most enlightened towns (UTNE Reader), Ithaca is a diverse community with a cosmopolitan culture (www.visitithaca.com).
Cornell University’s Gannett Health Services Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is searching for a 10 month clinician specializing in treating the full spectrum of Eating Disorders (ED). Responsibilities include providing assessment, counseling, and group services for students experiencing psychological, psychosocial and developmental difficulties with concurrent ED issues. This position will provide general clinical services through daytime emergency services as well as outreach and support services to students exhibiting eating concerns. The successful candidate will serve as a member of the multidisciplinary Cornell Healthy Eating Program (CHEP) team at Gannett Health Services, responsible for ED clinical services.
Requirements include a Master’s degree with license eligibility, MSW, or doctorate in clinical or counseling psychology or a closely related field; possess and maintain a New York professional license as a social worker, psychologist, or other licensure within two years of employment. Two years' experience in a clinical setting, preferably in a college counseling center with a working knowledge of research literature and current models of ED treatment and prevention in a college setting. Experience with outreach, therapy groups, and psychoeducational interventions, strong assessment skills and the ability to be effective with a broad range of clinical concerns. Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing; experience and demonstrated ability in providing culturally sensitive counseling services to diverse populations and members of traditionally underrepresented groups. Strong interpersonal skills, ability to work effectively in teams and in coordination with other health center and university staff in addressing ED issues.
Visa sponsorship is not available for this position
Apply online at www.ohr.cornell.edu/jobs - job number 07068
Review of applications will begin as they are received until position is filled.
For further information about this employment opportunity contact
Gregory T. Eells, Ph.D.
Director ,Counseling and Psychological Services
Ho Plaza
Ithaca, New York 14853-3101
Telephone: 607-255-5208
E-mail: gte3@cornell.edu
For information about Gannett Health Services visit our web site:
http://www.ganett.cornell.edu
Cornell University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action educator and employer.
LCSW (R # required) psychotherapist PT to FT.
Work with skilled therapy team. Spiritual values important.
Resume: Samaritan Counseling Center 202 E. Main St. Endicott, NY 13760
607-754-2660
FAX: 607-754-0769
samaritancounsel@stny.rr.com
State Office for the Aging
The State Office for the Aging is currently recruiting to fill a permanent non-competitive position of Aging Services Representative (Spanish Language). Attached please find a vacancy announcement outlining the position. Please note the minimum qualifications that a candidate must meet the minimum qualifications to be eligible for appointment to the position. As this is a non-competitive position, there is no Civil Service eligible list. If you have any questions regarding this vacancy posting, please call me or Colleen Gavigan at 518-474-3545.
Social Service/Behavioral Health Professional
Program Coordinator
Master's Degree in Human Services or closely related field with a minimum of three years experience to lead program working with adolescents and families in a holistic and strength-based service throughout Susquehanna County PA. Will work in conjunction with Juvenile Probation and Children & Youth Services. Experience with juvenile sex offenders is preferred. Flexible schedule, competitive wage/benefit packages.
Interested parties please send letter of interest and resume to:
Thomas J. Sheeran lll, LCSW - Tri-County Human Services Inc. RR7 Box 7117 Montrose, PA 18801
fax: 570-278-3393 email: tsheeran@tricountyhs.com Ph: 570-278-3393
Westchester County Positions
WJCS Family Matters has several exciting positions available for dynamic, strength-based individuals to work with children and their families. All of the positions require an individual who believes children are best raised in their homes and communities and that despite mental health issues, they have innate strenghts and abilities that make them unique.
There is a very strong sense of team at Family Matters, as well, so the desire to be a part of a team is necessary. We are also striving to be an anti-racist program, with focus and emphasis being placed on that objective. All of the positions are home-based and community based and all require a vehicle and valid driver's license. The positions are, as
follows:
Waiver Supervisor - MSW with four years experience working with youth with mental health needs Clincial Social Worker (2) - LMSW preferred, will consider MSW with intent to take the licensing exam Waiver Worker - Master's with two years experience or Bachelor's with four years experience Juvenile Fire Interventionist - Master's Degree
Send resume to Carolyn Murphy at CMurphy@wjcs.com
Clinical Social Worker (full-time) in the Sexual Abuse Treatment program. LCSW or LMSW required. Evaluate needs, provide consultation and ongoing treatment in our Owego office. Experience preferred; will provide specialized training. Please send cover letter and resume to:
The Family & Children’s Society
Att: Ronee Brimberg
257 Main Street
Binghamton, NY 13905
Fax to (607) 772-9779
Email: rbrimberg@familycs.org
Clinical Social Worker (full-time) to provide individual and family counseling in a PINS Prevention Program in our Owego office. Provide some substance abuse evals. LCSW/CASAC preferred. LMSW and substance abuse experience required.
The Family & Children’s Society
Att: William Knecht
257 Main Street
Binghamton, NY 13905
Fax to (607) 772-9779
Email: bknecht@familycs.org
ANNOUNCING: Chenango County STAFF SOCIAL WORKER Exam #65-860
Examination date: March 8, 2008. Applications accepted through: 5:00 PM,
February 19, 2008. Contact Chenango County Personnel Department, 5
Court Street, Norwich, NY 13815 or phone (607) 337-1470 for additional
information and application.
Tully Hill Chemical Dependency Treatment Center
Clinical Supervisor, Outpatient Program
Tully Hill Chemical Dependency Treatment Center, a growing 50-bed detox, inpatient rehab and outpatient facility, is seeking a Clinical Supervisor for our Outpatient Program. Will manage and maintain regulatory compliance in OP program, supervise staff, maintain a caseload, prepare and monitor budget. B.S. Human Services or NYS QHP and 5+ years CD experience. Previous supervisory experience and experience in an OASAS licensed Outpatient Program required. Salary is commensurate with experience and education/credentials. Tully Hill offers a high energy, professional environment as well as a comprehensive benefits package. Send resume w/ salary requirements to: Tully Hill Corporation; Attn: B. Edinger; PO Box 1116; Tully, NY 13159; Email resumes@tullyhill.com; Fax 315-696-8509; EOE/AA
Senior Counselor, Inpatient Program
Tully Hill Chemical Dependency Treatment Center, a growing 50-bed detox, inpatient rehab and outpatient facility, is seeking a Senior Counselor for our Inpatient Program. Responsibilities include: Managing a caseload, group therapy, individual counseling, presentations, aftercare and family counseling. CASAC preferred and/or other QHP status and 3+ years Chemical Dependency related experience. Salary is commensurate with experience and education/credentials. Tully Hill offers a high energy, professional environment as well as a comprehensive benefits package. Send resume and salary requirements to: Tully Hill Corporation; Attn: B.Edinger; PO Box 1116; Tully, NY 13159; Email: resumes@tullyhill.com; Fax 315-696-8509; EOE / AA
Senior Counselor, Outpatient Program
Tully Hill Chemical Dependency Treatment Center, a growing 50-bed detox, inpatient rehab and outpatient facility, is seeking a Senior Counselor for our Outpatient Program. Responsibilities include: Managing a caseload, group therapy, individual counseling, presentations, aftercare and family counseling. CASAC preferred and/or other QHP status and 3+ years Chemical Dependency related experience. Salary is commensurate with experience and education/credentials. Tully Hill offers a high energy, professional environment as well as a comprehensive benefits package. Send resume and salary requirements to: Tully Hill Corporation; Attn: B.Edinger; PO Box 1116; Tully, NY 13159; Email: resumes@tullyhill.com; Fax 315-696-8509; EOE / AA
If you know anyone from your Alumni or other people you have associations with who might be looking for employment opportunities, please contact me or feel free to forward my contact information to them.
For more information, visit our website at www.tullyhill.com.
Catholic Charities of Cortland County: Part time
(contracted) position available for an MSW. It requires approximately 10 to 15 hours a month. Individual responsible for service plan, utilization and progress note reviews for case management and our mental health services programs. The individual would/could also provide in-house and community trainings for our agency. The pay scale would be somewhere in the range of $20 to $30/hr depending on experience and the hours can be flexible. If interested contact Mike Pisa mpisa@ccocc.org
Binghamton University
Student Support Services Program – Academic Counselor
The Student Support Services Program (SSS) at Binghamton University invites applications for the position of Academic Counselor. Duties include academic advising, personal and career counseling. Additional responsibilities are maintaining student records, participation on various university committees, developing and providing various workshops, and assisting in the completion of publications and reports as required. Occasional weekend and evening hours, as assigned.
A Bachelor’s degree is required; a Master’s degree in Higher Education, Student Personnel or Counseling is preferred. A minimum of three years full-time teaching, advising or counseling experience, preferably in an institution of Higher Education.
Please send your cover letter, resume, and list of 5 professional references to: Marty Wygmans, Director, TRIO Programs, Binghamton University, PO Box 6000, Binghamton, NY 13902
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JOB TITLE: YOUTH WORKER
HOURS: Permanent & Part time positions; ALL SHIFTS
DEPARTMENT: Boys Group Home; Girls Group Home
POSITION DESCRIPTION: Supervises residents in a Girls or Boys Group homes, either at
the home or in the community. Assists residents with the development of communication,
problem-solving, and social skills through informal counseling, role modeling, and daily
interactions. Monitors residents at all times, including during off-site visits and activities.
Operates and maintains the physical plant, including daily household responsibilities and
monitoring resident’s household tasks. Administers and documents resident’s medication in
accordance with program policy and procedures. Transports residents to scheduled appointments,
recreational activities, home visits, etc. Prepares meals and menus, plans and initiates
recreational activities. Completes all required paperwork for the program. Assesses medical
and/or potential crisis situations and takes appropriate action. Positively represents the program
and the agency at all time. Must perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.
QUALIFICATIONS: Associate degree preferred in human services or related field, with 2
years experience working with adolescents; OR a high school diploma, or equivalent, with 4
years experience working with adolescents, 2 of which should be in a group setting. Or another
r qualified person meeting OCFS regulations. A valid driver’s license with a clean driving
record. Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing. Knowledge
and ability to type Word documents. Ability to coordinate and manage resident and household
schedules. Ability to assess potential crisis situations and take appropriate action. Ability to be an
effective role model for residents. Ability to work as a member of a therapeutic team. Flexibility
to work differing schedules as program dictates. Ability to lift 40 lbs.
RESPONSIBLE TO: Senior Care Worker and/or Client Care Coordinator
RESUME SUBMITTED TO: gcurran@ccbc.net
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Dynamic treatment organization, seeking experienced applicants in the
field of chemical dependency (LMSW(seeking) or CASAC preferred). Must possess
excellent written and verbal communication skills, and be a team player to
apply for our primary Counselor position. See our web site for
qualifications and job description: www.carsny.org.
Submit a cover letter and resume to: Richard Bennett, Cayuga Addiction
Recovery Services, 334 West State Street, Ithaca, NY 14850
