Provisionally Licensed Clinician

Roamers Therapy is a private practice in Chicago, which was built on our understanding of how hard it can be to find a modern & down-to-earth therapist. We provide individual, couples, child, adolescent, and family therapy services and work particularly well with individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, and interpersonal stressors. We take a trauma-informed, evidence-based, LGBTQIA affirming, and culturally sensitive approach to therapy to help our clients achieve mental well-being. We provide a thoughtfully structured work environment for our clinical team members with minimal administrative overhead. We strive to meet our clients' needs and preferences to our best ability as a trauma-informed practice, so all new provisionally licensed clinicians will be expected to have in-person availability at all workdays to provide both in-person and telehealth options to our clients. We also see telehealth as an invaluable option to serve our clients who prefer attending their sessions virtually for any reason (e.g., distance, preference, schedule), so our physical offices are designed and decorated for conducting both in-person and telehealth sessions comfortably. We have been enjoying a strong connection with our clients and we attribute our success to our client-first approach with a strong focus on quality of care, reliability, dependability, and ethics. Job summary Provisionally licensed clinicians at Roamers Therapy provide evidence-based individual, couples, child, adolescent, and family therapy services to clients in our outpatient practice offices located in the South Loop and Lakeview neighborhoods. They treat a range of presenting problems such as anxiety, depression, LGBTQIA+ issues, life transitions, relationship issues, race and ethnicity issues, self-esteem and trauma, while keeping each client’s unique identity and desired goals at the front and the center. We also expect clinicians to submit their progress notes within the same calendar day, attend at least one-hour-per-week individual supervision, contribute to our psychoeducational outreach efforts, pursue professional development, and be an active participant in our team meetings. Key recurring tasks of this position include: 1. Conducting full length (53-60 min) psychotherapy sessions with clients on a weekly basis Providing evidence based psychotherapy treatment using a range of modalities such as the Psychodynamic method, CBT, DBT, and Gottman method. If clinically necessary, referring clients to appropriate level of care (e.g., psychological evaluation, medication, intensive outpatient program) If clinically necessary, intervening when a crisis presents itself and taking appropriate actions to ensure safety of client(s) Engaging in psychoeducation during sessions as needed to help clients better understand the mental health landscape Upholding and modeling strong boundaries Upholding and modeling reliability, dependability, and punctuality Prioritizing client care and well being above all else Preparing strong progress notes and posting them within the same day 2. Attending one hour weekly supervision with a fully licensed clinician 3. Occasionally conducting 15-minute phone consultations with prospective clients (compensated work) Additional tasks that may be required by your supervisor or completed voluntarily by you include: Contributing to our psycho educational outlets with your articles Engaging in ongoing professional development by completing trainings Key traits We see our provisionally‑licensed psychotherapist opening as a growth position. We understand that any provisionally licensed clinician will need strong supervision and support so that they can close any gaps in their clinical knowledge/skills while providing therapy services to their clients to their absolute best ability. However, we also expect any candidate to appreciate the importance of seeing themselves as “work‑in‑progress” therapists. We expect our provisionally licensed clinicians to be motivated to engage in intense ongoing professional development, and display openness to feedback, and follow the guidance of their supervisors. In addition, we invest heavily in our provisionally licensed clinicians such as providing them one-hour individual supervision with a fully licensed clinician each week, an assigned physical office, professional marketing and steady stream of referrals, a competitive salary and a competitive benefits package, and growth opportunities within our practice. Therefore, we expect each candidate to apply to this position with an intention to be a long‑term member of our team. According to best practices of mental health care and codes of ethics, we expect our provisionally licensed clinicians to be fully committed to the following principles: Integrity Adhering to our profession’s ethics code Reliability Client‑first approach MSW/MA/MS from an accredited Counseling, Clinical Mental Health Counseling Social Work program At least one year of successful post‑graduation experience in providing psychotherapy services (or a strong internship experience) Competency in at least one modern evidence based psychotherapy modality (e.g., ACT, CBT, DBT, Gottman method, Psychodynamic method) Strong knowledge of HIPAA Strong knowledge of professional code of ethics (ACA, NASW) In addition, we prefer applicants who share our clinical team’s commitment to the principles of trauma‑informed care for our clients: Commitment and enthusiasm to ongoing learning and growth through supervision and seeking additional trainings to close learning gaps and meet client needs Working at an assigned physical office five days a week Offering both in‑person and telehealth sessions. Upholding strong boundaries with clients, co‑workers, and management. Commitment to a fixed schedule with minimum 3 evenings availability A full caseload of 28+ weekly client sessions booked Compensation and Benefits

1. Up to $60,000 gross compensation per year
2. Fee‑for‑service model.

Medical insurance (BCBS PPO) 10 days PTO 5 days UTO 401k plan and 2% matching (Guideline) Weekly individual clinical supervision In house CEU academy Starter resources and referral lists 4. Strong professional support to help you develop and succeed Professional photoshoot and bio writing support Weekly individual supervision, supervision contract, and learning agreement Minimal administrative overhead due to sophisticated and thorough practice management Structured, reliable and systematic policies that acknowledge client needs and clinicians Extensive office closure calendar in addition to PTO and UPTO. If you are interested in our provisionally licensed psychotherapist opening, please apply on Indeed or reach out to us through the careers page on our website. We look forward to connecting with you and hopefully to have you as a member of our team. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $50,000.00 - $60,000.00 per year Work Location: Hybrid (if workspace meets HIPAA and telehealth compliance requirements) #J-18808-Ljbffr Southern Arkansas University