Clinical Psychologist: Suicide & Substance Use Prevention

NorthShore University HealthSystem; Evanston (IL); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual Incentive Plan

Shift pay & holiday pay

Tuition Reimbursement

Free Parking

Health insurance

Retirement options

Job summary

Endeavor Health seeks a Clinical Psychologist to lead the development and implementation of training programs for staff on suicide risk assessment and substance use prevention. The role focuses on improving clinical workflows, supervising therapists, and expanding access to evidence-based interventions.

The position involves contributing to Zero Suicide and SBIRT initiatives, developing training content, and collaborating with internal and external partners.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. or PsyD in Clinical, Health, or Counseling Psychology.
• Licensed or license eligible as a Clinical Psychologist in Illinois; ABPP eligible.
• Experience with suicidality and substance use in adolescents and adults; program development experience.

Responsibilities

• Lead and implement Zero Suicide and SBIRT initiatives.
• Develop training content for clinical and non-clinical staff.
• Provide CAMS-based training for psychiatry urgent care.
• Triage patients screened for suicide risk in Psychiatry Urgent Care.
• Deliver comprehensive care for high-risk patients and supervise staff.
• Create protocols and collaborate with partners for timely access to care.
• Contribute to data collection, analysis, and program evaluation.
• Produce outcomes and fidelity reports for oversight teams.
• Co-supervise master’s level mental health therapists.
• Engage in teaching, talks, and clinical research.

Skills

Suicide risk assessment

Interprofessional collaboration

Staff training

Program development

Teaching experience

Education

Ph.D./PsyD in Clinical, Health, or Counseling Psychology

Job description

Endeavor Health seeks a Clinical Psychologist to lead the development and implementation of training programs for staff on suicide risk assessment and substance use prevention. The role focuses on improving clinical workflows, supervising therapists, and expanding access to evidence-based interventions.

The position involves contributing to Zero Suicide and SBIRT initiatives, developing training content, and collaborating with internal and external partners.