School-Based Behavioral Health Clinician (LBHC)

Erie Family Health Center; Chicago (IL); Presencial; USD 65.000 - 90.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) with Erie match

Paid time off 20 days

8 paid holidays

Descripción de la vacante

Erie Family Health Centers seeks a School Based Behavioral Health Clinician (LBHC) to provide PCP-initiated consultation and school referrals within a primary care setting in Chicago. The role focuses on brief therapy, psychoeducation, and coordinating care with school staff and PCPs.

The ideal candidate holds a Master’s or Doctoral degree in Behavioral Health and Illinois licensure, with bilingual English/Spanish preferred to serve diverse patients in a low-income community.

Formación

• Master’s or doctoral degree in a Behavioral Health discipline with valid Illinois licensure.
• Bilingual fluency English/Spanish and bi-cultural competency strongly preferred.
• Experience in school-based or medical setting is a plus.

Responsabilidades

• Brief Consultation and ongoing therapy; expected productivity of 8–10 consultations.
• Consultation with PCPs to support treatment planning and care coordination.
• Coordinate care with school personnel and health center staff.
• Provide crisis intervention during school hours for psychiatric emergencies.
• EMR documentation within 48 hours, including assessments and progress notes.

Conocimientos

Crisis intervention

Coordination of care

Clinical consultation

Supervision

Bilingual English/Spanish

Educación

Master's or Doctoral degree in Behavioral Health

Illinois State Licensure

Herramientas

EMR charting

MS Word

MS Excel

MS Publisher

Descripción del empleo

Erie Family Health Centers seeks a School Based Behavioral Health Clinician (LBHC) to provide PCP-initiated consultation and school referrals within a primary care setting in Chicago. The role focuses on brief therapy, psychoeducation, and coordinating care with school staff and PCPs.

The ideal candidate holds a Master’s or Doctoral degree in Behavioral Health and Illinois licensure, with bilingual English/Spanish preferred to serve diverse patients in a low-income community.