Choose a job posting: Medicaid Service Coordinator Supervisor Bilingual Outreach and Information Coordinator Primary Care Physician Parent to Parent Regional Coordinator Neurologist Psychiatrist Cardiologist Development Coordinator Bi-Lingual Social Worker Medicaid Service Coordinator Supervisor Program Coordinator The Bilingual Coordinator - Special Education Center is part time or full time hours per week in Valhalla, NY and reports to Hudson Valley Special Education Parent Center Director. This person would provide information and referral assistance to parents, especially those whose primary language is Spanish, about available services/resources for children with special needs. Develop calendar of forums within Hispanic/Latino communities to better educate and serve children who are Speakers of Languages Other Than English (LOTE) or who are English as a Second Language Learners (ELL). Deliver educational workshops and resources to parents and families within the Hudson Valley region, with focus on Spanish language speaking communities. Represent HV-SEPTAC at targeted events, meetings, or conferences, as needed. Major Responsibilities Include: Provide information and referral assistance to parents especially those whose primary language is Spanish about available services/resources for school-age (5-21) children with special needs; Develop calendar of forums within Hispanic/Latino home communities to better educate and serve children who are Speakers of Languages Other Than English (LOTE) or who are English as a Second Language Learners (ELL); Deliver educational workshops and resources to parents and families within Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties, with focus on Spanish language speaking communities; Represent SEPC at targeted events, meetings, or conferences, as needed. Education, Knowledge, and Skill Requirements: We are looking for people with good interpersonal skills, strong leadership, communication, and collaboration skills. Experience with public speaking and Experience working with culturally diverse and high need populations is preferred. Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of three years experience working with children and/or parents of children who have disabilities Fluent in Spanish (speaking and reading/writing) Efficiency with Microsoft Office Passionate about the mission of the HV-SEPTAC Parents of children with special education needs are strongly encouraged to apply Please send cover letter, C.V. and salary requirements to: Danielle McFadden at recruiting@wihd.org or by mail to: Danielle McFadden, Human Resources, Westchester Institute for Human Development, Room 306, Cedarwood Hall, Valhalla, NY 10595. Scroll to top Westchester Institute for Human Development (WIHD) Adult Health Services, a non-profit outpatient clinic located in Valhalla, NY, is looking for a part-time Primary Care Physician. The Clinic provides primary care and subspecialty care to teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The applicant would be responsible for providing primary medical care and age appropriate preventive services, as well as practicing evidence-based medicine, documenting care provided in accordance with current regulations and good clinical practice..The candidate must have graduated from an accredited medical school and residency program in internal medicine, family medicine, or medicine-pediatric and be licensed to practice medicine in New York State. Board eligibility or certification is required. Ideally, the candidate will have a minimum of three years experience as an attending physician in an outpatient setting and have cared for individuals with intellectual/ developmental disabilities (I/DD). Personal experience with individuals with I/DD may be substituted for employment experience with people with I/DD. Prior use of electronic health record and knowledge of medical documentation required by Medicare/Medicaid to support billing and meaningful use are preferred. Please send cover letter, C.V. and salary requirements to: Danielle McFadden at recruiting@wihd.org or by mail to: Danielle McFadden, Human Resources, Westchester Institute for Human Development, Room 306, Cedarwood Hall, Valhalla, NY 10595. Scroll to top Parent to Parent provides information and support to parents of children who have Developmental Disabilities. The Coordinator will work within WIHD’s Community Support Network to assist families with locating resources, and where possible, locating parent matches with other parents who have experience of the systems. The Coordinator develops and maintains a network of trained volunteer support parents and reports regularly on activities and outcomes within the region. The successful applicant will be skilled at building relationships, have experience working closely with children or young adults who have a developmental disability, and have a good knowledge of their community. Working knowledge of office computer technology and the ability to work independently and collaboratively are essential. Please send cover letter, C.V. and salary requirements to: Danielle McFadden at recruiting@wihd.org or by mail to: Danielle McFadden, Human Resources, Westchester Institute for Human Development, Room 306, Cedarwood Hall, Valhalla, NY 10595. Scroll to top The Westchester Institute for Human Development (WIHD) is seeking a per diem Neurologist with extensive experience evaluating and treating the full range of neurological conditions experienced by individuals with developmental disabilities. Services will take place one session per week. WIHD is a University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities and a New York State licensed Article 28 Diagnostic & Treatment Center. Candidates should have a strong commitment to people with disabilities and an equal commitment to collaborating with colleagues including caregivers, families and referral sources to ensure the delivery of a comprehensive, patient-focused service. Please send cover letter, C.V. and salary requirements to: Danielle McFadden at recruiting@wihd.org or by mail to: Danielle McFadden, Human Resources, Westchester Institute for Human Development, Room 306, Cedarwood Hall, Valhalla, NY 10595. Scroll to top The Westchester Institute for Human Development (WIHD) a University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities and a New York State licensed Article 28 Diagnostic & Treatment Center has an opening for a consulting Clinical Psychiatrist. Services will take place during one to two sessions per month to start (four hours per session) with the potential for additional hours as the practice grows. We are seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Psychiatrist with three to five years experience preferably in an outpatient medical or behavioral health setting. Candidates should have a strong commitment to people with disabilities and an equal commitment to collaborating with colleagues including caregivers, families and referral sources to ensure the delivery of a comprehensive, patient-focused service. Please send cover letter, C.V. and salary requirements to: Danielle McFadden at recruiting@wihd.org or by mail to: Danielle McFadden, Human Resources, Westchester Institute for Human Development, Room 306, Cedarwood Hall, Valhalla, NY 10595. Scroll to top The Westchester Institute for Human Development (WIHD) a University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities and a New York State licensed Article 28 Diagnostic & Treatment Center has an opening for a consulting Clinical Cardiologist. Services will take place during one to two sessions per month to start (four hours per session) with the potential for additional hours as the practice grows. We are seeking a Clinical Cardiologist (Board Certified/Board Eligible preferred) with a strong commitment to people with disabilities and an equal commitment to collaborating with colleagues including caregivers, families and referral sources to ensure the delivery of a comprehensive, patient-focused service. Please send cover letter, C.V. and salary requirements to: Danielle McFadden at recruiting@wihd.org or by mail to: Danielle McFadden, Human Resources, Westchester Institute for Human Development, Room 306, Cedarwood Hall, Valhalla, NY 10595. Scroll to top WIHD are currently seeking a Regular Part Time Coordinator to provide administrative support for fundraising initiatives, including scheduling and tracking of meetings, providing support materials, etc., and to assist with the coordination/organization of fundraising and special events, as well as daily management of our donor database. The ideal candidate has the ability to work independently and as a member of a team. Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively. Knowledge and understanding of internet operations and functionality. Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to multi-task and a very busy environment. Responsibilities Include: Database Management: Develop and maintain up to date information in donor database including tracking gifts and in-kind items, mailing donor acknowledgements/pledge reminders, updating contact information, and creating reports; Assist with Annual Giving Program mailings and events, including producing acknowledgements and other letters; Support development department activities, and other administrative duties as needed. Education and Experience : Bachelors Degree Required; Prior hands on experience with non-profit database; PC literacy in Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint required. At least 2 years of work experience – specific non-profit development or marketing experience preferred; Ability to work productively with program/department leaders, Executive Management, Board Members, media contacts and the public; Excellent writing and communications skills; Ability to meet deadlines and juggle several projects in a fast-paced environment; Understanding of and commitment to furthering the mission and vision of WIHD. Please send cover letter, C.V. and salary requirements to: Danielle McFadden at recruiting@wihd.org or by mail to: Danielle McFadden, Human Resources, Westchester Institute for Human Development, Room 306, Cedarwood Hall, Valhalla, NY 10595. Scroll to top WIHD is looking to hire a part-time (28 hours per week) bi-lingual (Spanish/English) clinical social worker to provide trauma-focused therapy services to individuals, groups and families. Responsibilities include: Provide individual, group, and family therapy for children in foster care and their families and provide hands-on parent training to parents planning for the return of their children from foster care; Collaborate with DSS through phone calls and in-person meetings; Attend case conferences and Service Plan Reviews; Provide testimony in Family Court; Document all contacts in electronic medical record; Complete treatment plans and regular written updates. Requirements: LMSW degree in social work with background inchild welfare issues, child development, multicultural family dynamics, and trauma-focused therapy; Minimum of 2 years experience; Ability to provide services in English/Spanish. This position is part-time and includes paid time off, Tax Deferred Annuity and the option to purchase medical and dental benefits. The agency is located in Valhalla, New York – on the campus of Westchester Medical Center and the New York Medical College . Please send cover letter, C.V. and salary requirements to: Danielle McFadden at recruiting@wihd.org or by mail to: Danielle McFadden, Human Resources, Westchester Institute for Human Development, Room 306, Cedarwood Hall, Valhalla, NY 10595. Scroll to top The Community Support Network within the Westchester Institute for Human Development is looking for a Medicaid Service Coordinator Supervisor to work with their Medicaid Service Coordination Team. We are a progressive agency and supportive team seeking a dedicated self-starting individual to work with adults and families using person centered planning to coordinate services and supports to enable individuals with developmental disabilities (who are OPWDD eligible) to access meaningful activities in their daily lives and promote self-determination. Responsibilities include: Maintain ongoing communication with the individual, their family/advocate and service providers; Develop, implement and maintain Individualized Service Plans for each person based on the individual's strengths, needs and interests; Ensure all documentation is updated and meets compliance standards; Supervision of other Medicaid Service Coordinators Education, Knowledge, and Skill Requirements: Two years of Medicaid Service Coordination experience; Supervisor experience a plus; Bachelor degree required in health and human services field, Masters preferred; Fluent in Spanish, also a plus. Please send cover letter, C.V. and salary requirements to: Danielle McFadden at recruiting@wihd.org or by mail to: Danielle McFadden, Human Resources, Westchester Institute for Human Development, Room 306, Cedarwood Hall, Valhalla, NY 10595. Scroll to top The Behavioral Psychology Program is seeking a full time Program Coordinator to provide a high level of coordination and organizational project support for the Program Director and Psychologist(s). Responsibilities include and not limited to:
* greeting and scheduling patients
* clerical work to include ordering supplies, copying, filing, scanning
* answering phones, scheduling appointments
* managing patient billing
* managing program payroll
* coordinating program meetings and assisting with project and event planning and implementation
* managing the logistics of and coordinating content development for meetings, conferences, trainings, and other project-related events
* assisting with the design, development and dissemination of project products and reports
* supporting communication for project activities among the project director, staff and others to optimize access and to ensure timely communication and facilitation of activities
* designing and developing databases to support program activities
* coordinating and monitoring program contracts; coordinating proposal development and managing the proposal process
* assisting with project data collection activities Qualifications:
* Bachelor’s degree
* One year experience or equivalent combination of education and experience required
* Have a good phone presence and be professional when dealing with patients and their families Please send cover letter, C.V. and salary requirements to: Danielle McFadden at recruiting@wihd.org or by mail to: Danielle McFadden, Human Resources, Westchester Institute for Human Development, Room 306, Cedarwood Hall, Valhalla, NY 10595. Scroll to top The Program Assistant provides administrative support to child welfare programs. Ideally we are seeking candidates that have strong organizational skills, strong Adobe Acrobat and Excel computer skills and the ability to multi-task. The Program Assistant position is 28 hours per week (flexible day schedule), includes paid time off, retirement plan and option to purchase health benefits and is located in Valhalla, NY. Responsibilities include: maintaining and developing data tracking systems for children and families involved with multiple child welfare programs, creating and uploading electronic forms and videos for on-line child welfare policy manual, creating and maintaining electronic medical records for clients, transcribing psychiatric evaluations into written reports, greeting children and families, staffing reception areas as needed, managing miscellaneous office tasks as needed to support overall operations of child welfare programs Requirements: Administrative experience working with a team along with transcription experience. Knowledge of data tracking software programs including word processing, EXCEL and ACCESS. Working knowledge of Adobe Acrobat 9 Professional. Please send cover letter, C.V. and salary requirements to: Danielle McFadden at recruiting@wihd.org or by mail to: Danielle McFadden, Human Resources, Westchester Institute for Human Development, Room 306, Cedarwood Hall, Valhalla, NY 10595. Scroll to top The in-home behavior therapist will provide direct instruction and related programming for students served by the Behavior Psychology Program at WIHD, implement written behavioral and educational programs, and collect data on student specific target behaviors. This position would meet with the patient Tuesday and Thursday afternoons for 3 hours each day. Principal Responsibilities and Duties: Review and implement student specific written behavioral and educational programs. Participate in the design of home-based education programs based on students current IEP. Accurately collect and clearly report data on specified student behaviors (i.e., academic and behavioral). Utilize appropriate prompting sequence, as minimally as needed; to assist the student to participate in task or activity at the highest level of independence; modify tasks to ensure maximum student participation and engagement; assist in developing and implementing activities designed to increase targeted appropriate skills. Maintain appropriate and professional relationship with student’s caregivers in the home environment. Maintain cleanliness within the student’s designated working environment – replace materials after use, return supplies to proper locations, and ensure safe & clean programming areas. Assist in training activities, individual, and group supervision as scheduled and/or indicated. Assist in the assessment of academic, adaptive, leisure, self-help skills, as well as potential reinforcers and problem behaviors, as needed. Physical Requirements: Must be able to perceive the nature of sounds at normal speaking levels with our without correction. Must be able to receive detailed information through oral communication and to make the discriminations in sound. Must have visual acuity to determine the accuracy, neatness, and thoroughness of the work assigned. Must have manual dexterity sufficient to perform various keyboard functions. Must be physically present and on time at the assigned job site. Must have the stamina sufficient to move about and work with children with developmental disabilities and behavioral issues. Qualifications: Applicants for this position should have at least one year's experience working with children diagnosed with developmental disabilities or behavioral challenges, have a bachelors (or higher) degree in a related field (e.g., education, psychology), and have familiarity/experience with implementing academic programs and behavioral interventions. Education: Bachelors or higher-level staff with experience implementing Behavior Psychology Program services