School Health Physician at the Bureau of School Health | Long Island City

The Bureau of School Health is seeking a dedicated and passionate School Health Physician to join our team in Long Island City. In this role, you will be responsible for overseeing the health services provided to students, ensuring that all health regulations are met, and advocating for the health and well-being of children in our schools.Your expertise will contribute to the development of health policies and programs that promote student health and academic success. You will engage with students, parents, and school staff to address health-related issues and provide guidance on medical care and health education.

Role overview The Bureau of School Health is hiring a Data Manager to support student health across New York City schools. The position focuses on organizing and analyzing health data to guide decisions that affect student well-being. Key responsibilities Manage the collection, maintenance, and analysis of health data tied to school programs and student health. Track compliance with health regulations and ensure reporting meets required standards. Collaborate with internal teams and outside partners to enhance health services offered in schools. Location This role is based in Long Island City, New York.

The Office of School Health (OSH), a collaborative initiative by the New York City Department of Education and the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of over 1.3 million students across approximately 1,800 public and private schools in New York City. Our comprehensive services include case management for chronic health issues, preventive screenings, urgent care, medication administration, counseling, reproductive health services, health education, and referrals for ongoing care.Key Responsibilities:Oversee staff development and training initiatives to align with the Bureau's mission.Collaborate closely with central nursing leadership to ensure cohesive training activities and resources.Manage the budget allocated for training, procurement, and educational materials for the Nursing Unit.Design and implement orientation and training programs for newly hired nursing staff.Work with regional nursing leadership to develop beginning-of-year training and ongoing support for current nursing staff.Supervise a dedicated team of staff development coordinators and nursing supervisors.Research, develop, and facilitate in-service training programs for nursing and ancillary staff.Ensure compliance with CPR certification for all Department of Education and Department of Health and Mental Hygiene nursing staff.Engage with partner agencies to develop quality improvement programs aligned with agency standards.Assist in the development of nursing protocols and procedures.Assess and address the training needs of nursing staff, especially in special education.Analyze statistical data to inform training and development strategies.Participate in special projects and prepare management reports with recommendations for enhancements.

The City of New York is hiring a School Mental Health Coordinator to support student wellness across schools in Long Island City. This position sits within the Bureau of School Health and focuses on improving access to mental health resources for students. Role overview This role centers on promoting mental wellness in school communities. The coordinator works directly with schools to identify student needs and connect them with appropriate support. Key responsibilities Collaborate with educators, parents, and mental health professionals to foster a supportive environment for students. Implement mental health programs tailored to the needs of each school community. Ensure resources and support are available for students experiencing mental health challenges. Collaboration and impact Success in this role depends on building strong relationships with school staff, families, and mental health providers. The coordinator plays a key part in shaping a positive environment where students can thrive.

Join the Bureau of Equitable Health Systems as a Data Analyst, where you'll play a crucial role in analyzing health data to promote equity in healthcare access and outcomes. In this dynamic position, you will leverage your analytical skills to transform complex data into actionable insights, supporting initiatives aimed at improving health disparities across communities.

The City of New York is hiring a Central Office Nurse specializing in diabetes support for the Bureau of School Health, based in Long Island City. This role focuses on helping students manage diabetes during the school day and ensuring their well-being at school. What you will do Provide nursing care to students with diabetes, focusing on their health and safety while at school. Create and carry out individualized care plans that address each student's unique needs. Collaborate with teachers and parents to coordinate care and maintain consistent support for students. Educate students about diabetes management and daily self-care routines.

Join the Bureau of Public Health Clinics as a Procurement Manager, where you will play a vital role in ensuring the effective procurement of essential health services and supplies. In this position, you will oversee the procurement process, manage vendor relationships, and collaborate with various departments to meet public health needs efficiently.

The City of New York’s Bureau of Hepatitis, HIV, and STI is hiring a Data Analyst based in Long Island City. This role centers on supporting public health efforts with data connected to hepatitis, HIV, and sexually transmitted infections. Key responsibilities Gather, analyze, and interpret health data to inform policy and program choices Work with datasets on hepatitis, HIV, and STIs to advance public health projects What we look for Proven analytical skills and strong attention to detail Interest in public health and making a difference in the community This position supports initiatives that aim to improve health outcomes for communities throughout New York City.

The Bureau of the Controller, Division of Finance, is actively seeking a dedicated Principal Administrative Associate (PAA) Level I to serve as a Timekeeper within the Office of Payroll. This crucial office oversees the meticulous review and processing of time, leave, and overtime data for over 6,000 employees in the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and OCME. The Timekeeper will execute all timekeeping processes under supervision, strictly adhering to the City of New York’s Time and Leave rules and regulations.Key Responsibilities Include:- Efficiently processing time and leave information using Citytime, the City’s electronic timekeeping system, ensuring compliance with City and Agency policies.- Monitoring employee leave balances to guarantee appropriate usage.- Authorizing employee overtime (Cash and Compensatory Time) requests through the Overtime Tracking System (OTS).- Conducting daily and weekly audits of timekeeping and payroll reports to verify accurate employee compensation.- Managing employee separations from the agency, including retirement, resignation, and inter-agency transfers.- Collaborating with Human Resources and relevant Divisions to address employee attendance and timesheet issues.- Preparing documentation for supplementary checks as needed.- Undertaking special projects as assigned by the unit supervisor.

The Office of School Health (OSH) is a collaborative initiative between the New York City Department of Education and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, dedicated to safeguarding the health of approximately 1.3 million students across around 1,800 public and non-public schools in New York City. Our comprehensive services include case management for chronic health issues, preventive health screenings, urgent care, medication administration, reproductive health services, health education, and referrals for ongoing care.Key Responsibilities:Contribute to the overall administration and growth of the nursing program by directly supervising the Borough Nursing Directors (BNDs) and their teams, ensuring effective oversight across New York City.Assist in the planning, development, organization, and direction of the regional and District 75 nursing program staff across all boroughs.Help formulate, revise, and interpret policies and procedures related to nursing program development and performance of school-based staff.Implement training and educational programs for both new and existing office staff.Coordinate with BNDs to monitor staffing levels in schools during the academic year and summer, manage disciplinary procedures, and ensure proper training is conducted.Support payroll systems to ensure timely and accurate compensation for staff, including approving time for BNDs and coordinating approvals for regional staff as necessary.Actively participate as a core member of the central nursing leadership team, collaborating closely with other directors to develop and implement effective policies for quality care management for students citywide.Serve as the primary advisor to the Executive Director of Nursing on all nursing-related matters and may act as a liaison to other health programs and agencies in the absence of the Executive Director.

The Bureau of School Health is seeking a dedicated and experienced Reproductive Health Services Manager to lead initiatives aimed at promoting reproductive health among students. This role involves overseeing program development, implementation, and evaluation, ensuring compliance with health regulations, and collaborating with educational institutions to provide impactful health services.

We are seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Intake Coordinator to join the Bureau of Immunization at the City of New York. As an Intake Coordinator, you will play a crucial role in managing and processing immunization records, ensuring that our community receives timely and accurate vaccination services.Your responsibilities will include coordinating intake processes, maintaining accurate databases, and working closely with healthcare providers to facilitate immunization services. This position is essential for promoting public health and ensuring compliance with immunization standards.

Join the Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Use as a Special Program Consultant. In this pivotal role, you will support various initiatives aimed at addressing substance use and promoting public health. Your expertise will help shape programs that educate and assist communities in combating alcohol and drug-related issues.

LifeStance Health provides integrated mental and physical healthcare, aiming to improve quality of life for individuals and communities. The organization prioritizes access to affordable and personalized mental health services, with a team dedicated to making a meaningful impact every day. Role overview Licensed Mental Health Counselors are needed at the Long Island City, NY office. This role centers on delivering strong patient care and upholding high standards in clinical practice. Therapists who join will contribute to the quality and reliability of mental health services in the community. What sets this team apart Part of a behavioral health group with a national reach Collaborate with colleagues dedicated to behavioral health Support a mission to expand access to effective mental health care

Join the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene as a Public Health Nurse in the Bureau of School Health! This position is open to current permanent Public Health Nurses and those who qualify based on the Public Health Nurse exam (Exam No. 5143).As a vital part of the Division of Family and Child Health (DFCH), you will help shape and oversee programs designed to enhance physical and socio-emotional health for families and children in New York City. Our mission emphasizes health equity, social justice, and the overall well-being of our community. We invite qualified candidates who are passionate about social justice—including racial, gender, and LGBTQ equity—to apply.Your responsibilities will include:* Collaborating with a dedicated health team in public and nonpublic NYC schools.* Conducting case findings, referrals, and follow-ups in conjunction with audiovisual screening teams, doctors, and other healthcare providers.* Providing health education to students and staff, and advising families on best health practices.* Maintaining comprehensive school health records and preparing reports for nursing supervisors.* Supervising Public Health Advisors and fostering collaborative relationships with school administrators and the community.

Join the Bureau of IT Infrastructure and Support Services as a Compliance Technician and become part of a dedicated team committed to protecting the health of all New Yorkers through innovative technology. In this pivotal role, you will provide essential first-line technical support to end-users, ensuring the seamless operation of their computer systems and peripherals.Key Responsibilities:Conduct sensitive investigations and studies regarding the administrative misconduct and competencies of Child Care field inspectors, ensuring compliance with IT security policies and internal protocols.Perform IT security audits of Child Care field operations, IT equipment, and facilities.Manage imaging and encryption processes for desktop computers, laptops, and tablets (iOS & Android).Execute computer diagnostics and troubleshooting to resolve network, hardware, and software issues.Oversee PC maintenance, including hardware and software installation, upgrades, and inventory tracking.

The Family and Child Health Administration is seeking a dedicated HR Analyst to join our team in Long Island City. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for analyzing HR metrics, supporting workforce planning, and enhancing employee engagement initiatives. Your expertise will help drive the administration's commitment to improving family and child health outcomes.

The Family and Child Health Administration is seeking a dedicated and analytical HR Analyst to join our team in Long Island City. As an HR Analyst, you will play a crucial role in supporting our mission to enhance the well-being of families and children in our community. Your insights will help shape HR strategies and ensure effective personnel management.

The Bureau of Mental Health is seeking a dedicated Research Analyst to join our team in Long Island City. This role is integral to our mission of advancing mental health initiatives across New York City. The ideal candidate will possess strong analytical skills, a passion for mental health research, and a commitment to improving community health outcomes.As a Research Analyst, you will be responsible for conducting data analysis, preparing reports, and collaborating with various stakeholders to support mental health programs. Your contributions will have a direct impact on policy development and the effectiveness of mental health services.

Role Overview The City of New York is hiring a Contract Manager for the Center for Population Health Data Science Administration in Long Island City. This position supports public health initiatives by managing contracts, maintaining compliance, and streamlining operations. Main Responsibilities Oversee contract management and monitor compliance with city regulations and standards. Work closely with internal teams and external partners to improve contract outcomes and resolve issues quickly. Negotiate and execute contracts, focusing on securing favorable terms for the city. Prepare detailed reports and maintain documentation for audits and internal reviews.