Job Description
Job Description
Emergency Response Clinician
Location: Cornwall, NY
Salary: $65,000–$68,000 annually (potential up to $70,000 based on experience)
About Us
We are a trusted nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities and behavioral health needs throughout New York's Hudson Valley. Through innovative, community-based programs and crisis response initiatives, we empower individuals to lead healthier, more independent lives. Join a team that values compassion, professional development, employee wellness, and making a real impact.
Position Overview
We are seeking a compassionate and skilled Emergency Response Clinician to join our first responder team. In this vital role, you will work alongside EMS to help reduce opioid-related overdoses, deliver immediate crisis interventions, and facilitate transitions to recovery programs or care facilities. You will also provide ongoing community-based and in-home support, collaborating closely with a peer advocate.
This is a full-time, direct hire opportunity — not per diem or contract — offering meaningful fieldwork without on-call demands.
Key Responsibilities
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Respond promptly to emergency and community crisis calls alongside EMS.
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Deliver immediate clinical interventions, crisis de-escalation, and support.
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Facilitate smooth transitions to inpatient facilities, treatment programs, or other care services.
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Partner with a peer advocate to provide continued community-based and in-home support.
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Maintain accurate, timely documentation in accordance with program standards.
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Advocate for multi-pathways to recovery during all client interactions.
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Complete required advocacy training within six months of hire.
Qualifications
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Active licensure as a Licensed Professional of the Healing Arts (LPHA), including:
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LMSW or LCSW
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LMHC
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LMFT
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Licensed Creative Arts Therapist
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Licensed Occupational Therapist
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Registered Nurse (RN)
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Strong time management skills and ability to work independently in the field.
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Valid, unrestricted driver's license and access to reliable personal transportation.
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Comfortable managing crisis situations in diverse community settings.
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Working knowledge of substance use disorder recovery processes and principles.
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Personal or lived experience with recovery (self, family, or close relation) and willingness to engage in appropriate self-disclosure.
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Bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish strongly preferred.
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Excellent data entry, written communication, and verbal presentation skills.
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Additional certifications or specialized training in mental health or substance use recovery are a plus.
Why Join Us?
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Supportive, employee-centered culture
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Mission-driven work making a tangible difference
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Opportunities for ongoing training and professional growth
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Meaningful collaboration with a multidisciplinary team