Trauma-Informed IPS Counselor for Family Stabilization

One Hope United; Vernon (IL); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition assistance up to $2500 per year

Paid vacation and personal days

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

403b Retirement plans

Career ladders and professional development

Agency paid life insurance

Job summary

One Hope United in Vernon, Illinois is seeking an IPS Counselor to provide comprehensive counseling and case management services to youth and families in crisis. This role involves using trauma-informed approaches and working closely with caregivers and clients to build stability and support. The IPS Counselor will manage a caseload and is required to provide services in person, including home visits, assessments, and documentation. Benefits include tuition assistance, paid vacation, and medical benefits. An understanding of crisis intervention and mental health assessment is required.

Qualifications

• Must possess strong crisis intervention skills and experience.
• Ability to conduct mental health assessments and diagnostics.
• Experience in managing client relationships and providing home-based services.

Responsibilities

• Provide counseling and case management services to youth and families.
• Conduct initial visits and facilitate sessions with individuals and families.
• Ensure the completion of required documentation and client assessments.

Skills

Crisis intervention

Mental health assessment

Client relationship management

Therapeutic interventions

Education

Master's degree in Social Work or relevant field

Tools

Microsoft Teams

DCFS database

Job description

One Hope United in Vernon, Illinois is seeking an IPS Counselor to provide comprehensive counseling and case management services to youth and families in crisis. This role involves using trauma-informed approaches and working closely with caregivers and clients to build stability and support. The IPS Counselor will manage a caseload and is required to provide services in person, including home visits, assessments, and documentation. Benefits include tuition assistance, paid vacation, and medical benefits. An understanding of crisis intervention and mental health assessment is required.