Clinical Treatment Contractor

Center for Veterans Issues, Inc.; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

Center for Veterans Issues, Inc. in Milwaukee is seeking a qualified behavioral health provider or agency to deliver clinical treatment services for Veterans enrolled in the VA GPD program.

This 1099 contract position emphasizes trauma-informed, recovery-oriented care, collaboration with case managers, housing staff, VA providers, and community partners, and requires in-person availability with telehealth optional.

Qualifications

• Active Wisconsin behavioral health licensure.
• Experience with Veterans, homelessness, trauma or co-occurring disorders preferred.
• Professional liability/malpractice insurance required.
• In-person service availability preferred; telehealth considered when appropriate.

Responsibilities

• Provide behavioral health assessments and biopsychosocial assessments.
• Deliver individual therapy and therapeutic counseling to Veterans.
• Conduct crisis intervention, risk assessment, and safety planning.
• Offer treatment recommendations and clinical consultation.
• Collaborate with case managers, housing staff, VA providers, and community partners.
• Complete clinical documentation in line with VA GPD and agency requirements.

Skills

Wisconsin licensure

Trauma-informed care

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Liability insurance

Education

Wisconsin behavioral health licensure (LCSW/LPC/LMFT/PSY/MD)

Job description

Company Overview

The Center for Veterans Issues, Inc. is dedicated to providing housing and supportive services that enhance the quality of life for all Veterans, their families, and the communities they serve. Our vision is to be a leading Veteran Resource Organization committed to ending homelessness and fostering well‑being across multiple locations.

Support Veterans. Provide Clinical Care. Help Build Stability.

The Center for Veterans Issues, Inc. (CVI) is seeking a qualified behavioral health provider, private practice, or behavioral health agency to provide Clinical Treatment services for Veterans enrolled in our VA Grant and Per Diem Clinical Treatment Program in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

This 1099 contract opportunity is ideal for a licensed provider or agency committed to trauma‑informed, recovery‑oriented care for Veterans experiencing homelessness and working toward permanent housing, wellness, and independence.

Role Overview

The contracted provider will work collaboratively with CVI's interdisciplinary team to provide behavioral health assessments, biopsychosocial assessments, individual therapy, therapeutic counseling, crisis intervention, risk assessment, safety planning, treatment recommendations, and clinical consultation. The provider will also participate in service planning, collaborate with case managers, housing staff, VA providers and community partners, and complete clinical documentation consistent with professional, agency, and VA GPD requirements.

Qualifications

• Hold active Wisconsin licensure such as LCSW, LPC, LMFT, Licensed Psychologist, Psychiatrist, or another appropriate behavioral health credential.
• Experience working with Veterans, individuals experiencing homelessness, trauma, serious mental illness, substance use disorders, and co‑occurring disorders is strongly preferred.
• Providers must carry professional liability/malpractice insurance.
• In‑person service availability is preferred; telehealth considered when appropriate and aligned with program needs.

Contract Details

CVI is seeking an ongoing contractual partnership. Scheduling, service hours, reimbursement structure, documentation expectations, and reporting requirements will be discussed during the contracting process.

How to Apply

Interested providers or agencies should submit a brief overview of their practice or organization, clinician licensure and credentials, relevant experience, availability, and a point of contact for contract discussions.

Join CVI in providing meaningful clinical support to Veterans as they move toward healing, housing stability, and long‑term independence.