Jobs at Saint Vincent's Services

Provide psychosocial rehabilitation to clients with serious mental illness, including assessments, individualized recovery plans, group and individual living-skills training, case management, housing support, multidisciplinary team participation, and required documentation (assessments, progress notes, discharge summaries).

Provide crisis stabilization and community linkage services in an Intensive Crisis Residence: engage and assess adults in psychiatric crisis, develop aftercare plans, coordinate community resources, and perform post-discharge follow-up to support transition back to the community.

Provide peer support to tenants in a housing program by organizing social and recreational activities, supporting Tenant Association and MICA groups, escorting tenants to appointments, and helping resolve entitlement issues for case managers.

Part-time (2 days/week) in-person psychiatrist for an Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team in Staten Island. Provide direct patient care and clinical leadership for half of the team's up to 68 patients, meet patients in the community, collaborate with nurses, social workers, case managers, and therapists, and help reduce hospitalizations.

Provide peer support and advocacy in a residential housing program: model recovery, teach coping and self‑help skills, assist clients with appointments and treatment engagement, liaise with providers, and help tenants regain independence.

Part-time BC/BE psychiatrist to serve as Clinical Director at an Intensive Crisis Residence. Provide direct patient care, oversee and refine clinical programming, policies, and procedures, collaborate with multidisciplinary staff, utilize behavioral health resources to stabilize patients, and plan discharges. Position is 22.5 hours/week, Monday–Friday.

Provide crisis stabilization and community linkage services in an Intensive Crisis Residence. Work with a multidisciplinary team to engage residents, perform assessments, develop aftercare plans, connect to community services, and perform post-discharge follow-up to support transition back to the community. Day/evening per diem schedule.

Provide crisis stabilization and community linkage services in an Intensive Crisis Residence: engage and assess residents, develop aftercare plans, connect to community services, perform post-discharge follow-up, and work with a multidisciplinary team under the Program Director.

Serve as liaison between hospital inpatient and ambulatory services and managed care organizations. Obtain authorizations for levels of care, perform medical necessity reviews, monitor patient benefits, and coordinate with treatment teams, Evaluation and Referral, and Finance while adhering to contractual agreements.

Provide per-diem food service for hospital patients and staff in collaboration with registered dietitians. Maintain a clean, safe food service environment and perform physical tasks such as lifting, bending, and mobility within the department.

Screen incoming psychiatric and substance-abuse referrals; collect demographic, next-of-kin, financial, and referral-source information; support admissions and marketing data collection.

Provide crisis stabilization, assessment, care planning, and community linkage for adults in a short-term residential psychiatric crisis program. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to develop aftercare plans, arrange community services, and conduct post-discharge follow-up to support successful transitions.

Provide crisis stabilization and peer support to adults in a short-term residential psychiatric program. Deliver individual and group peer support, teach coping and self-help strategies, connect residents to community resources, and support recovery goals while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.

Manage revenue cycle receivables and payer processing for outpatient services, including eligibility, registrations, claim billing/corrections, denials management, cash posting, reconciliations, and payer follow-up. Analyze receivables data using Excel pivot tables, initiate reimbursement projects, coordinate billing workflows across departments, supervise staff, perform performance appraisals, maintain insurance websites, and support Medicare/Medicaid credentialing and other assigned projects to ensure timely, accurate revenue collection.

Oversee day-to-day clinical and programmatic operations of a residential mental health program, ensuring quality of care, fiscal stewardship, staff supervision, clinical assessment and treatment, EHR/data management, and adherence to hospital administrative processes.

Part-time psychiatrist performs comprehensive psychiatric evaluations for walk-ins and psychiatric emergency clients, assesses safety and level of care, assigns inpatient/outpatient or substance-use services, writes initial medication orders, and collaborates with psychiatric nurse practitioners and social workers. Opportunity for faculty appointment in affiliated residency program; position is three daytime shifts (22.5 hours) per week.

Provide on-site substance abuse and mental health counseling individually and in groups, perform assessments, case management, discharge planning, crisis intervention, community and family education, and liaison with support groups. Works day and evening shifts under program management.

Provide peer-based, recovery-oriented support to adults with mental illness on an ACT mobile team. Use lived experience to model coping strategies, deliver community-based services, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and document care in the medical record.

Dispense medications and pharmaceutical products for inpatient and outpatient care, monitor medication profiles, provide drug information to staff and patients, and assist in daily pharmacy department operations.

Supervise case management staff and oversee residential program operations, ensure documentation compliance, manage client benefits and medication adherence, maintain safety and training, prepare monthly reports, and support client community integration.