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The Jewish Board hires mental health staff, nurses and front-office staff in Brooklyn, Staten Island and other towns in New York.

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About The Jewish Board

The Jewish Board hires mental health staff, nurses and front-office staff in Brooklyn, Staten Island and other towns in New York.

Where it hires
Kind of employer
Mental health care · Mental health care
Its job board
Dayforce career site, read in full; only patient-care, clinical-support and front-office titles are kept.
Pay on its listings
Shown on each listing that states it. Read from each listing's own posted range, where it states one.
How you apply
On The Jewish Board's own careers site: each job's Apply opens its posting there. The Jewish Board handles the application, interviews and offer; this site never sits in between.

Pay at The Jewish Board

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Who can apply at The Jewish Board

What each kind of job The Jewish Board is hiring for usually asks for. Every posting states its own requirements, so read the job before you apply.

Therapist roles need an LCSW, LPC/LMHC, LMFT or psychologist license; tech and support roles often need a diploma or a bachelor's degree.

An active RN or LPN/LVN license for the state you work in (or a multistate compact license).

Customer service experience for front desk roles; coding roles ask for CPC or CCS certification.

Training rules vary by state; aides at Medicare-certified home health agencies need at least 75 hours of training.

A state NP (APRN) license with national board certification, or PA-C certification and a state PA license.

An MD or DO, a state medical license and DEA registration; most posts ask for board certification.

Job types at The Jewish Board

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Jobs by state where The Jewish Board hires: New York.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I apply for a job at The Jewish Board?

Pick a job below and press Apply: it opens the posting on The Jewish Board's own careers site, where you apply directly. The Jewish Board handles the application, interviews and offer; this site never sits in between.

Does The Jewish Board post pay?

Shown on each listing that states it. Read from each listing's own posted range, where it states one. Each job shows the pay range The Jewish Board posts on it, when it posts one.

Where does The Jewish Board hire?

The Jewish Board hires in New York. Each job lists its own location, and many name the hospital or clinic.

How current are these The Jewish Board jobs?

This page reads The Jewish Board's public job board every day. A job stays listed while The Jewish Board keeps it posted, and each one shows when it was last checked.

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