Physician Specialist – Psychiatry Developmental Disabilities

State of Illinois; Waukegan (IL); On-site; USD 17,000 - 23,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid personal business days

Paid sick days

Paid vacation time

Flexible work schedules

Holiday benefits

Parental leave

Job summary

State of Illinois is seeking a Physician Specialist, Option C, for the Kiley Developmental Center to provide a full range of direct psychiatric services to individuals with developmental disabilities. You will perform psychiatric diagnoses, treatment planning, and participate in treatment teams on a fully in-office schedule.

The role requires an Illinois license and completed residency in psychiatry, with preferences for experience in evaluating care, coordinating services, and conducting exams.

Qualifications

• Requires IL physician license and completed psychiatry residency.
• Preferred: 2 years evaluating the quality of specialized medical care for individuals with developmental disabilities.
• Preferred: 2 years coordinating medical services with other disciplines and support staff.
• Preferred: 2 years conducting psychiatric exams of individuals.
• Requires ability to pass the IDHS background check and drug screen.

Responsibilities

• Serving as an Illinois licensed Physician, provides a full range of direct psychiatric services to individuals with developmental disabilities.
• Provides clinical information and guidance to other treatment team members.
• Performs and writes psychiatric evaluations and notes, maintains files.
• Serves on assigned Center committees, staff meetings, teaching conferences and clinical committees.
• Performs other duties as assigned within the scope of duties enumerated above.

Skills

On-call ability

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Documentation & records

Education

Illinois Physician and Surgeon License

Residency completed in psychiatry

Job description

State of Illinois is seeking a Physician Specialist, Option C, for the Kiley Developmental Center to provide a full range of direct psychiatric services to individuals with developmental disabilities. You will perform psychiatric diagnoses, treatment planning, and participate in treatment teams on a fully in-office schedule.

The role requires an Illinois license and completed residency in psychiatry, with preferences for experience in evaluating care, coordinating services, and conducting exams.