LCSW/LCPC, Full-Time, Naperville

Qualifications

The Experiences You Bring

• Valid and Current LCPC/LCSW license
• Issued by the state of Illinois, or ability to obtain licensure in the state of Illinois
• CPR
• Master's degree in counseling
• 2 years of experience
• Experience working with clients in individual therapy sessions
• Experience working with clients with various mental health needs
• Experience working in a dynamic multidisciplinary team, preferred.
• Experience working with clients in a group setting, preferred.
• Knowledge of current assessment protocols
• Knowledge of Care plan development
• Knowledge of mental health disorders/DSM5
• Excellent listening and interpersonal skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Exceptional critical thinking and analysis skills
• Proficient computer and Microsoft program(s) navigation skills
• Positive contributor to organizational culture
• Ability to work within a dynamic culture
• Able to perform psychosocial assessments and develop and implement viable care plans
• The ability to build the trust required to form an effective client/counselor relationship.

Responsibilities

• Are you ready to challenge the expected to deliver the extraordinary? The LCPC/LCSW is responsible for providing support and guidance to enable their patient to address any personal challenges that they may face. The LCPC/LCSW will conduct initial assessments of the patients' situation to determine the individual needs and goals of any desired therapy outcomes. Analysis of assessment data will result in the development and implementation of a care plan that is relevant to the needs and goals of the patient. The Journeys and Adventures that Await
• Psychotherapy
• Evaluate and diagnose patients' psychological concerns and issues according to DSM5.
• Meet with patients on a regular basis to talk about any problems, feelings, thoughts, behaviors, and relationships.
• Help patient find a solution to their problems through exploration of thought patterns, behaviors, past experiences, and other influences.
• Plans and implements individualized formulation-driven empirically validated psychological interventions.
• Communicate complex/sensitive information to patients and or families if needed.
• Refer patients to other disciplines for consult and evaluations as indicated.
• Maintains current and active clinical records
• Prepare SOAP notes and documentation timely and accurately.
• Comply with organizational, state, and federal regulations and guidelines.
• Document clinically relevant patient data in a timely and accurate manner.
• Administers self-report scales as needed (IE: PHQ-8 PHQ-9, etc).
• Provide evidenced based treatment and collaborate with colleagues
• Attend supervisions and meetings to stay up to date on clinical best practice.
• Complete mandatory organizational training as needed.
• Review relevant literature, synthesize evidence-based materials, and translate complex behavioral health concerns.
• Act as resource to other disciplines.
• Provide psychological expertise and education to multidisciplinary teams.
• Will comply with state licensure requirements.

***The anticipated base compensation range for this position is $58,000-$87,000, depending upon the applicant's qualifications and experience. In addition to the base compensation, this position may also be eligible for a sign-on bonus.