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State of New York - Mental Health, Office of
Rehabilitation Counselor 2 (NY HELPS), Central New York Psychiatric Center, Attica Satellite Unit, P27520
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What they do
A Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor works with people that have mental or physical disabilities, or people recovering from accidents or major injuries, to help them assess employment options and find job placements. Provides counseling and job search assistance and identifies resources for clients. Works with employers to identify job opportunities and advocates for clients with disabilities.
$58,810 / year median in New York
+14% projected growth
Job Description
Duties Description Central New York Psychiatric Center is currently recruiting for a Rehabilitation Counselor 2 to provide rehabilitative services to individuals with mental illness. As a Rehabilitation Counselor 2, you will provide a full range of rehabilitative/habilitative services to individuals with more complex issues, including: Assessing individuals' rehabilitative needs and coordinating necessary psychosocial, educational, and/or vocational services. Monitoring and documenting progress toward established goals and objectives. Determining what changes have occurred as a result of treatment plan. Assuring compliance with recordkeeping requirements. Minimum Qualifications Candidates from outside or within State Service can be considered for hire under the Hiring for Emergency Limited Placement - Statewide (NY HELPS) program as Rehabilitation Counselor 2 if they have: Bachelor's degree in a human service field and 3 years of professional experience providing vocational, psychosocial, or rehabilitative/habilitative services in an agency primarily serving individuals diagnosed with developmental disabilities, mental illness, or addictions.