Assistant General Counsel - Legal Affairs

Join the City of New York as an Assistant General Counsel in the Legal Affairs department. In this pivotal role, you will provide legal advice and support on various municipal matters, ensuring compliance with city regulations and policies. Your expertise will help shape the legal strategies that serve our diverse communities.

The Office of Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) plays a vital role in overseeing the Assisted Outpatient Treatment Program in New York City. Established under Kendra’s law, this initiative allows for outpatient civil commitment of individuals facing serious mental health challenges, who struggle with rehabilitation and pose risks to themselves or others. The program collaborates with the Office of General Counsel (OGC) to support these individuals in living safely within the community, minimize repeated hospitalizations, and ensure access to essential outpatient services. The OGC team comprises skilled attorneys specializing in legal affairs, contracts, privacy, and employment law, among other areas. Furthermore, OGC supports the Institutional Review Board and attorneys engaged in the AOT program.Position Summary:The Assistant General Counsel will be a key member of the OGC legal team. Reporting to the Director of the AOT Legal team, this role will involve providing legal support for the AOT program. Responsibilities include:Drafting court petitions for psychiatric treatment and representing the Health Department in related hearings and jury trials.Preparing motions and appeals as required.Litigating complex cases at OATH when necessary.Conducting legal research and producing analyses on time-sensitive issues.Offering legal counsel to the AOT program and assisting in workflow management.Collaborating with various governmental agencies, including the New York State Office of Mental Health and the Office of Court Administration.Working alongside hospitals in New York City to facilitate patient referrals to the AOT Program and assisting with AOT petitions.Traveling to courts, health department offices, and hospitals/clinics within New York City.Maintaining confidentiality of sensitive information and managing information distribution accurately.Monitoring workflow compliance with deadlines and preparing reports.Building positive relationships with colleagues and programs.Exhibiting strong research and writing abilities.Addressing additional tasks and projects as assigned.

Join the City of New York as a dedicated Public Health Assistant, where you'll play a vital role in promoting health and wellness across our vibrant communities. This position involves supporting various initiatives and programs aimed at improving public health outcomes. Ideal candidates will exhibit a passion for public service and a commitment to enhancing community health.

Join the City of New York as an Assistant Mechanical Engineer I, where you will play a crucial role in supporting engineering projects that enhance the infrastructure and functionality of our city. This position offers a unique opportunity to work alongside experienced engineers, contributing to various projects that prioritize public safety and efficiency.

Join the City of New York as an Executive Assistant to the Deputy Commissioner, where you will play a pivotal role in supporting the Deputy Commissioner with administrative tasks, project management, and communication initiatives. Your expertise will be essential in ensuring the smooth operation of the office, providing top-tier support to enhance productivity.

The City of New York is seeking an Assistant Commissioner for the Bureau of Early Intervention in Long Island City. This leadership position centers on guiding programs that provide essential early intervention services for children and families. Role overview The Assistant Commissioner oversees initiatives aimed at improving developmental outcomes for young children. The work directly supports families and ensures that early intervention resources reach those who need them most. Key responsibilities Lead and manage programs within the Bureau of Early Intervention Support children and families who require early intervention services Promote initiatives that advance developmental growth in young children Impact This role plays an important part in strengthening the well-being of the community by ensuring high-quality support for children at a critical stage in their development.

Join the City of New York as a Case Monitor for Assisted Outpatient Treatment, where you'll play a crucial role in supporting individuals in need of mental health services. In this full-time position, you will work closely with healthcare providers to monitor and ensure effective treatment plans, contributing to the well-being of our community.

Join the City of New York as a Public Health Assistant specializing in data entry. In this pivotal role, you will support public health initiatives by accurately entering and managing health data, ensuring that our programs run smoothly and effectively.

Join the Bureau of Audit Services as an Assistant Audit Manager, where you will play a pivotal role in enhancing our financial oversight and accountability. This position entails supporting the audit team in conducting thorough reviews and evaluations of various financial operations, ensuring compliance with regulations and standards.

Join the City of New York as the Assistant Agency Chief Contracting Officer of Compliance, where you will play a vital role in ensuring adherence to procurement regulations and policies. This position involves overseeing compliance initiatives, conducting audits, and collaborating with various departments to enhance accountability and transparency within the agency.

The Bureau of Mental Health (BMH) is dedicated to enhancing the mental health and wellness of individuals in New York City. Our mission is to eradicate racial and other entrenched societal disparities by providing access to services, resources, and opportunities that are rooted in accurate, data-driven information. We strive to foster community engagement, thereby diminishing the stigma associated with mental health.Key Responsibilities:Collaborate with professional staff to facilitate referrals for individual and group treatment activities, including the preparation of treatment plans and necessary legal documentation for court-ordered Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT).Engage with mental health providers and families to streamline the referral process and support clients, ensuring adherence to their treatment plans through case conferences and follow-ups.Actively communicate with all service providers to enhance client engagement in treatment.Welcome and assist consumers and their families at the exam site, aiding in the psychiatric evaluation process for AOT court orders.Utilize personal lived experience with mental health to inspire hope and promote recovery-oriented services for individuals under an AOT order.Provide non-judgmental support, enabling individuals to express concerns and collaboratively develop strategies for integrating AOT into their recovery.Clarify the treatment and recovery process for consumers.Document observed consumer behaviors through simple reports.Connect consumers with peer support and social networks by collaborating with community organizations and compiling a resource directory.Participate in AOT team meetings and represent consumer voices in all-staff meetings.Educate AOT staff on peer services and consumer needs.Engage in recovery community events to gather information and resources beneficial for consumers and staff.Demonstrate adaptability in working with treatment team members on various assignments.Contribute to Bureau workgroups and special projects as required.Perform related clerical tasks as necessary.

Role overview The Assistant Director of Patient Billing at the City of New York plays a key role within the Bureau of Revenue in Long Island City. This leadership role centers on managing patient billing operations with a focus on accuracy, regulatory compliance, and effective team oversight. Main responsibilities Direct daily patient billing activities for the bureau Monitor billing accuracy and ensure compliance with relevant regulations Supervise and guide a team responsible for billing functions Identify opportunities to streamline revenue cycle procedures Contribute to improvements in the overall patient billing experience Location This position is based in Long Island City, New York.

Join the City of New York as a Prosecuting Attorney in Long Island City, where you'll have the opportunity to make a significant impact on the community. This role involves representing the public in criminal prosecutions and ensuring justice is served. You will work closely with law enforcement agencies and participate in legal proceedings, contributing to the safety and well-being of the city.

Join the City of New York as a Case Monitor for Assisted Outpatient Treatment, where you will play a vital role in supporting individuals in need of mental health assistance. This full-time position allows you to engage with patients, facilitate treatment plans, and ensure compliance with outpatient services to enhance their quality of life.