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Job Description Now Hiring Part Time School Bus Drivers - Skokie, IL Sign-On Bonus: $2,000 As a Part Time School Bus Driver, you will play a vital role in your community and the lives of students. You will start students' days with morning pickup before school and transport them safely back home in the afternoon. Additional hours for field trips and special event transportation may be available. No experience is necessary to become a school bus driver! We are here to help you succeed with expert training and guidance to help you become a safe and professional First Student school bus driver. School Bus Driver benefits: • Pay Details: Dependent on experience and qualifications, • Hourly Rate: $27.00 per hour, • Training Rate: $26.00, • Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP) and Commercial Driver's License (CDL) training provided!, • Medical, Dental, Vision, & Life insurance or coverage options, • 401(k) Retirement Plan with company match., • Part-time, flexible schedule: Split shifts (AM/PM routes), weekdays only; No nights, weekends, holidays, or summers required., • Career Advancement Opportunities: Advance into operational, maintenance, management, and leadership roles in over 540 locations across the U.S. & Canada!, • Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Counseling and support services for personal and work-related issues., • Community Impact: Be a trusted figure for students and families., • Employee Discount Program: Discounts on various products and services., • Guaranteed Minimum Hours: Get paid for 4 hours per day at minimum., • Commercial Learner's Permit Bonus:, • $750.00 Bonus - if the CLP is completed presented within 7 days of completing the Virtual CLP class., • 250.00 Bonus - if the CLP is presented within 14 days of completing the Virtual CLP class. Your day as a School Bus Driver will include: • Safely transport students to and from school and activities., • Supervise boarding and unloading at stops; assist students with seatbelts and mobility aids., • Maintain order on the bus to prevent distractions., • Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections (brakes, lights, tires, emergency exits)., • Report mechanical issues promptly and keep the bus clean and sanitary., • Obey all traffic laws and company safety standards., • Communicate with parents, school staff, and dispatch about student behavior or delays., • Demonstrate leadership and customer service skills. School Bus Driver Jobs are Perfect For: • Retirees looking for supplemental income, • Stay-at-home parents seeking daytime work, • Veterans transitioning into civilian roles, • Anyone seeking a second career or flexible job, • People who enjoy working with children You might be a good fit as a School Bus Driver if you: • Are at least 21 years old, • Have a valid driver's license for at least 3 years, • Are looking for a part-time schedule and summers off, • Enjoy working with students Note: This position is subject to DOT drug testing as a safety-sensitive employee. DOT Regulation 49 CFR Part 40 does not authorize the use of Schedule I drugs, including marijuana, for any reason. Great School Bus Drivers often bring skills such as: • Valid Class B License, • History driving with ride share companies or taxi services, • Previous experience as a teacher, CDL driver, social worker, classroom assistant, hospitality worker, or customer service or retail associate. Take the wheel and drive your career forward with First Student! Make an impact in your community while enjoying flexible schedules, great pay, and unmatched support. *Sign-on bonus conditions apply. See location for details. *Commercial Learner's Permit Bonus conditions apply. See location for details. Language Requirement This role requires English proficiency. Federal, state, and local requirements, including U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, require training, safety communications, company policies, employment documents, and other job-related communications be conducted in English. First for a reason: At First Student, we are a family of 60,000+ employees who take pride in safely transporting more than 5 million students and passengers to and from their destinations each day! Our family of brands include Transco, Total Transportation, Maggies Paratransit, and GVC II. Our employees are at the forefront of safety and innovation; they create and implement the most advanced training and technology the transportation industry has to offer. In the state of Washington, all technician and driving positions, including but not limited to van drivers and any other position requiring employees to drive a company-owned vehicle, are considered safety-sensitive and are therefore subject to drug and alcohol testing, including cannabis. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status. First is also committed to providing a drug-free workplace. First will consider for employment qualified applicants with criminal histories consistent with the requirements of the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, Los Angeles Fair Chance Ordinance, and any other fair chance law. Philadelphia's Fair Criminal Record Screening Standards Ordinance Poster is at this link or upon request https://www.phila.gov/media/20210423160847/Fair-Chance-Hiring-law-poster.pdf. \nCompany Description About us An industry leader famous for our yellow school buses and service and safety excellence, we’ve provided student transportation services to schools for over 100 years. Continually investing in the services of the future, we’re proud to be part of FirstGroup America – the largest provider of safe, reliable and sustainable surface passenger transportation services in North America. Industry leader We safely operate more than one third of all contracted school buses in North America. Together our 50,000 school buses travel nearly 600 million miles per year — the equivalent of 1,200 round trips to the moon. We operate in around 550 locations throughout 38 U.S. states and 8 Canadian provinces. Innovation We were the first school bus company to utilize global positioning systems (GPS), so at any one time we know where all of our buses are and how fast they’re travelling. Passionate about safety, we’ve installed Safety Crossing Gates on the front of all of our school buses and use the Child Check-MateTM electronic reminder system to make sure no sleeping children remain inside a bus at the end of each route. Awards & recognition We won the Occupational Excellence Achievement Award from the National Safety Council two years in a row. Dedicated to safety, FirstGroup received the National Safety Council’s (NSC) Green Cross for Safety Medal - the highest award for safety in North America. Teamwork and trust It takes a diverse team of skilled professionals to provide a safe, effective and efficient student transportation system. From our school bus drivers and location managers to routers, dispatchers and fleet technician mechanics, the work we do every day makes a big impact on the daily lives of students, parents, local communities and school district partners. We’re very proud of our elite team of over 55,000 dedicated, caring and diverse professionals. And they are the #1 reason we’re trusted by over 1,400 school districts - more than any other provider. Everybody here plays their part in creating a positive school bus experience. Our culture We live and breathe our vision and values. They are embedded in our culture and drive our commitment to our customers and communities. Our culture fosters growth and promotes respect, reliability, responsibility and safety. And we recruit people who share these values and will work together to build strong and trusting partnerships in the communities we serve. Safety – Although our safety record is twice as safe as the industry average, we continually seek out opportunities to enhance our operational and safety initiatives. Learning – Through our learning culture that spans over 550 locations, we receive and share insight from our people to enhance our service now and in the future. Making a difference - By doing our job well, we make a positive impact on many lives – including the millions of students who travel with us every school day. Careers for all – We’re an Equal Opportunity Employer and an Employer of Choice. By consistently encouraging and supporting an open dialogue with our people and partners, we’re able to share new ideas and develop new ways to meet the needs of our customers and passengers. At First Student, you’ll feel empowered to serve your community. So join the team and start to make a difference. About us\r\nAn industry leader famous for our yellow school buses and service and safety excellence, we’ve provided student transportation services to schools for over 100 years. Continually investing in the services of the future, we’re proud to be part of FirstGroup America – the largest provider of safe, reliable and sustainable surface passenger transportation services in North America.\r\n\r\nIndustry leader\r\nWe safely operate more than one third of all contracted school buses in North America.\r\nTogether our 50,000 school buses travel nearly 600 million miles per year — the equivalent of 1,200 round trips to the moon.\r\nWe operate in around 550 locations throughout 38 U.S. states and 8 Canadian provinces.\r\n\r\nInnovation\r\nWe were the first school bus company to utilize global positioning systems (GPS), so at any one time we know where all of our buses are and how fast they’re travelling.\r\nPassionate about safety, we’ve installed Safety Crossing Gates on the front of all of our school buses and use the Child Check-MateTM electronic reminder system to make sure no sleeping children remain inside a bus at the end of each route.\r\n\r\nAwards & recognition\r\nWe won the Occupational Excellence Achievement Award from the National Safety Council two years in a row.\r\nDedicated to safety, FirstGroup received the National Safety Council’s (NSC) Green Cross for Safety Medal - the highest award for safety in North America.\r\n\r\nTeamwork and trust\r\nIt takes a diverse team of skilled professionals to provide a safe, effective and efficient student transportation system. From our school bus drivers and location managers to routers, dispatchers and fleet technician mechanics, the work we do every day makes a big impact on the daily lives of students, parents, local communities and school district partners.\r\n\r\nWe’re very proud of our elite team of over 55,000 dedicated, caring and diverse professionals. And they are the #1 reason we’re trusted by over 1,400 school districts - more than any other provider. Everybody here plays their part in creating a positive school bus experience.\r\n\r\nOur culture\r\nWe live and breathe our vision and values. They are embedded in our culture and drive our commitment to our customers and communities. Our culture fosters growth and promotes respect, reliability, responsibility and safety. And we recruit people who share these values and will work together to build strong and trusting partnerships in the communities we serve.\r\n\r\nSafety – Although our safety record is twice as safe as the industry average, we continually seek out opportunities to enhance our operational and safety initiatives.\r\nLearning – Through our learning culture that spans over 550 locations, we receive and share insight from our people to enhance our service now and in the future.\r\nMaking a difference - By doing our job well, we make a positive impact on many lives – including the millions of students who travel with us every school day.\r\nCareers for all – We’re an Equal Opportunity Employer and an Employer of Choice.\r\nBy consistently encouraging and supporting an open dialogue with our people and partners, we’re able to share new ideas and develop new ways to meet the needs of our customers and passengers. At First Student, you’ll feel empowered to serve your community. So join the team and start to make a difference.

Job Description Position: Educator Recruitment Associate Location: Chicago, hybrid (3 days in office) Type: Full-time Salary: $52,000 USD OTE, 46,600 base + 5,400 variable About Zen Educate: Zen Educate is a technology company with an online platform that helps match schools with teaching staff (Substitute teachers, Paraprofessionals, etc.) By leveraging technology, our smart algorithms can match teachers to the perfect school and help schools find great teachers. Zen Educate is on a mission to help the education system as a whole. By improving efficiency and keeping things simple, we can help schools find administrative savings and we promote schools to pass these savings to teachers and increase teacher pay! This helps keep more money within the education system so that the money is used to help children learn and develop. We care about the teachers as much as we care about the schools. We help both sides improve transparency and communication so schools and teachers are better prepared and can work together effectively! We have recently raised our Series B funding of $37mil, the largest round in European EdTech this year. This is an exciting opportunity to make a difference and be part of a high growth start-up that is expanding rapidly in the UK and US markets! About the Role As an Educator Recruitment Associate, you'll be on the front lines of our hiring process - connecting talented paraprofessionals and substitute teachers with the schools that need them. You'll own the full journey for your applicants: qualifying them as they come in, conducting interviews, guiding them through onboarding, and matching them to roles that fit both their preferences and a school's specific needs - all while ensuring only the best educators access our platform. This is a high-activity, highly social role - you'll spend most of your day on the phone, vetting high-quality educators and getting them placed as quickly as possible. It's a great way to build skills in recruitment, sales, communication, and collaboration, all while working with a high-energy team in a rapidly scaling tech company that's making a real difference in education. Our team works on a hybrid model, with 2 days per week WFH and 3 days in-office. What You’ll Do Qualify and interview applicants: Call teachers as they sign up for Zen Educate to quickly qualify them, assess their preferences, and schedule interviews when they meet our criteria. Conduct initial phone interviews to assess suitability for open roles, with a strong commitment to hiring only the highest quality educators. Match candidates to the right role: Build a deep understanding of each candidate's preferences and identify the position that fits them best. Build value and excitement: Share Zen Educate's mission and how we support educators in finding the perfect role, creating urgency so applicants get started with us as soon as possible. Guide candidates through onboarding: Help candidates navigate our screening and document collection process, following up diligently with anyone who needs support along the way. Thrive in a startup environment: Work in a fast-paced, ever-changing setting that requires flexibility and a willingness to adapt to change. Who We're Looking For Applicable Experience: Backgrounds in customer service (serving/hospitality welcomed!), recruitment, education, acting/theatre, or fast-paced startups are highly transferable. We value any experience where you've had to move quickly to get results. Proactive Communicators: Strong written and oral communication skills. You must be dedicated to conducting proactive daily outreach and feel completely comfortable speaking to a high volume of people every single day. Goal-Oriented: You're a bit competitive and feel motivated by hitting (and beating) targets. Organized & Adaptable: An independent and self-motivated worker capable of managing a large pipeline of educators. You excel at prioritizing, context-switching quickly, and staying highly organized in a fast-paced environment. Tech-Savvy: Comfortable navigating and utilizing technology, including the Google Suite and AI. You’re eager to adopt and try out new tools and tech. Eager to Learn: Recent graduates with a proactive mindset are highly encouraged to apply! Mission-Driven: Above all, you care about helping educators make a difference in students' lives. Why This Role Is Worth It Hands-on experience and real ownership from day one A deep investment in your training - four weeks of dedicated onboarding, plus a 1:1 mentor while you learn the ropes A clear link between your work and its impact in classrooms A real path into leadership - we promote from within, and many of our team leads and managers started in this seat Skills you can carry into future careers in recruitment, sales, HR, or tech A collaborative, supportive, and high-energy work culture The chance to join a fast-growing company with a meaningful mission What's in it for you? Equity compensation Role includes bonus 18 Paid Vacation Days and 10 Paid Company Holidays Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance • 401(k) retirement plan with no match Sick leave Paid biweekly Ready to Apply We welcome applicants with diverse backgrounds, and different experiences and perspectives - just like the staff who teach through Zen and the children at the schools we work with. We believe in hiring the best people from the widest pool and creating an inclusive atmosphere with a culture where people’s voices are heard, and all our team can look forward to coming to work. We value and respect all differences in all people (seen and unseen). We believe in an environment with equal access to career development opportunities and actively encourage applications from BAME candidates. If you require any reasonable adjustments during your interview process with us, please do let us know. Due to the high volume of applications, we regret that we are unable to provide individual feedback on initial submissions. We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses and identifying potential inconsistencies or verification signals in application materials based on available information. These tools assist our recruitment team but do not replace human judgment. Final hiring decisions are ultimately made by humans. If you would like more information about how your data is processed, please contact us.

Job DescriptionDescription: Job Title: CCP Home Care Aide (HCA) Department: Community Care Program Reports to: CCP Manager Job Type: Hourly, Part-Time, Non-Exempt Job Location: Chicago IL Hourly Rate: $18.00 Rincon - Building Spaces, Restoring Communities- Who we are: What began as a small clinic established by young community leaders on the West Side of Chicago in 1972 has grown into one of the largest providers of high-quality and culturally competent services focusing on counseling and crisis intervention services, substance use prevention and treatment, violence prevention, education, case management, community and family services. We are dedicated to rendering compassionate and effective programs to promote the quality of life by catalyzing to advocate, educate and empower individuals and their families. Position Description – What the Role Entails: Home Care Aides (HCA) ease the burden of care from family and friends of the elderly or disabled who need extra support in daily functioning. Common duties include assisting with basic household chores, personal hygiene services, cooking meals and providing emotional support and companionship, and other related support services essential to the participant’s health. The HCA observes documents and reports all changes to the homecare supervisor. Company Culture - Do Our Values Speak to You? At Rincon, our commitment to mutual respect, inclusivity, and diversity is woven into the structure of all that we do. We value: • Dedication – Embodying effective and transparent leadership and quality client care., • Education – Preventative programming and clinical services based on industry standards, competence and outreach., • Accountability – Consistent service delivery, measurable success, and sensible financial management., • Advocacy – Empowerment, reduction of treatment stigma, and relationship building with partners., • Compassion – Embracing culturally diverse communities and equality through sensitivity to individual needs. With these values in mind, we promote a culture that fosters professional development and agency success. Many of our employees span an extended tenure, and we pride ourselves on developing dedicated and supported team members. Areas of Accountability - What you will be doing: • Adherence to a participant’s written Plan of Care, performance of duties as assigned by Homecare Supervisor, to include observation, reporting and documentation of client status and of the service provided., • Maintenance of a clean, safe and healthy environment. Home management tasks include housekeeping, laundry (may be required to iron a piece of clothing or sew a button), shopping and errands., • In performance of essential shopping and running errands must provide the necessary receipts and money transaction documentation to participant and agency., • Prepare and serve meals and/or simple modified diets according to instruction and assist with feeding as necessary., • Personal care tasks for participants that are not medical in nature, such as, personal grooming, shaving, hair shampooing and combing, bathing to include sponge bath, shower bath or tub bath, toileting/use of bedpan, commode or toilet, assistance with getting dressed, nail care (filing), respiratory services according to policy, brushing and cleaning teeth or dentures., • Assist with lifting participant out of bed, positioning/transferring participant and ambulation including use of cane, walker, and wheelchair or other use of specific adaptive equipment., • Assist self-directing participant with medication reminders or refilling of prescription at local pharmacy as specified in plan of care., • Provide routine skin care that includes ensuring skin is properly clean and dried after bathing and/or incontinence circumstances. Assist with the change of disposable diapers., • Assist self-directing participants in reminding them of their home maintenance exercise/range of motion programs., • Adherence to the Electronic Verification Visit policy. Maintenance and documentation of records of daily activities, observations, and direct hours of service are submitted to Homecare Supervisor on a biweekly basis., • Attendance to pre-service training, ongoing in-service training sessions and staff conferences/meetings as required. Rincon Rewards & Benefits- How we value you: • Paid Time Off, • Sick Time Off, • 403(b) Retirement Plan, • Professional Development Opportunities, • Certain employees may qualify for City of Chicago commuter transit benefitsRequirements: The Knowledge and Expertise that Matters Most - What you bring to the Role: • Desire to learn new skills., • Knowledge of community and social service agencies., • Ability to maintain accurate records and necessary paperwork., • Ability to tailor communication styles in order to make the client feel comfortable., • Ability to engage clients in a respectful manner., • Cultural competency and sensitivity., • Fast, accurate documentation skills., • Effective oral communication skills. Position Qualifications – What is required to Perform the Role: • Must be at least 18 years of age., • Must have a phone or a way to communicate with the office daily., • Physical ability to bend, stoop, kneel, squat, twist, reach, pull and lift heavy objects., • Must be able to climb stairs several times a day., • Must adhere to agency’s non-discrimination policies., • Must have a clear background check which includes fingerprinting through the IDPH Health Care Worker Registry and HFS OIG. Must adhere to agency’s non-discrimination policies., • High School diploma or general education diploma; or one year of employment in a comparable human service capacity, or experience in care for a dependent child or adult family member; or demonstration of continued progress towards meeting the educational requirement of a general education diploma by current registration and evidence of successful completion (C grade or better) of course work., • New employees shall receive and successfully complete 24 hours of initial pre-service training, including agency orientation of not more than 2 hours, prior to assignment to provide services to a CCP participant. HCA must pass competency evaluation conducted by RFS which includes all in-home services topics as mandated by the State of Illinois Joint Committee on Administrative Rules., • Thereafter there is a minimum of 12 hours per calendar year of mandatory training for all homecare aids. Ongoing training includes topics listed in the Illinois Joint Committee on Administrative Rules in addition to other topics as management deems necessary. Rincon’s Work Environment – What to expect: Work Environment: Job involves performing tasks in a participant’s home. Mental Demands: Work requires adherence to precise procedures and standards involving a high degree of accuracy in observing, recording and reporting data. Physical Demands: Appreciable physical effort or strain. Moderately heavy activity. May include lifting, constant stooping and walking. Employees are responsible for informing homecare supervisors of any invisible disability or medical restriction that limits physical capability. Schedule: The hours for this role are flexible and will vary based on client schedules and individual plans of care. This may include: • Weekdays and Weekends: Availability may be required on both weekdays and weekends, depending on client needs., • Day and Evening Shifts: Shifts may occur during the day or evening, as determined by the client's plan of care. Language: Spanish fluency, bicultural applicants strongly preferred.

Job Description The Director of Strategic Partnerships is responsible for developing, negotiating, implementing, and managing strategic partnerships that advance South Side Healthy Community Organization's (SSHCO) mission, population health goals, and long-term financial sustainability. Reporting to the Vice President of Population Health, this role serves as the primary lead for value-based care partnerships, managed care relationships, and collaborative initiatives with healthcare organizations, community-based organizations, health systems, Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), and Managed Care Organizations (MCOs). The Director of Strategic Partnerships plays a critical role in expanding SSHCO's value-based care portfolio, identifying new revenue opportunities, strengthening payer and provider relationships, and ensuring that partnership agreements support improved health outcomes for Medicaid populations. This position requires a highly skilled negotiator who can effectively represent SSHCO's interests while building collaborative, mutually beneficial relationships with external partners and internal stakeholders. The Director of Strategic Partnerships is expected to model and promote SSHCO's mission, vision, and values through collaborative leadership, commitment to health equity, community engagement, innovation, and excellence in service to South Side residents and healthcare partners. Key Responsibilities Strategic Partnership Development & Management • Lead the development, cultivation, and management of strategic partnerships that support SSHCO's population health and value-based care objectives., • Identify, evaluate, and pursue new partnership opportunities with MCOs, FQHCs, ACOs, health systems, provider groups, community-based organizations, and other stakeholders., • Develop business cases, partnership proposals, scopes of work, and service models that align organizational capabilities with partner needs., • Serve as the primary relationship manager for assigned strategic partners and payer organizations., • Establish and maintain trusted relationships with executive leaders, healthcare partners, and community stakeholders. Value-Based Care & Contract Management • Lead negotiation and implementation of value-based agreements, including pay-for-performance arrangements, shared savings programs, care coordination partnerships, and other alternative payment models., • Collaborate with organizational leadership to develop partnership strategies that support sustainable reimbursement for care coordination, community health worker services, population health initiatives, and health-related social needs interventions., • Monitor contractual obligations, performance metrics, and reporting requirements to ensure compliance and maximize partnership success., • Work closely with finance, quality, care coordination, and data teams to evaluate partnership performance and identify opportunities for improvement. Negotiation & Business Development • Lead contract negotiations with health plans, provider organizations, and strategic partners., • Utilize financial, operational, and quality performance data to support negotiations and partnership relationship management., • Negotiate reimbursement structures, performance expectations, service delivery models, and partnership responsibilities., • Facilitate discussions among internal and external stakeholders to align priorities and achieve mutually beneficial outcomes., • Support organizational growth through the identification and development of new revenue-generating opportunities. Cross-Functional Collaboration • Partner with Care Coordination, Quality Improvement, Data Analytics, Finance, and Operations teams to ensure successful implementation of partnership agreements., • Collaborate with organizational leaders to align partnership strategies with programmatic goals and operational capabilities., • Support development of workflows, reporting structures, and performance improvement initiatives required to achieve partnership objectives., • Translate complex contractual and partnership requirements into actionable operational plans. Performance Monitoring & Reporting • Develop and maintain systems for tracking partnership performance, financial outcomes, and contractual deliverables., • Prepare and present regular reports to leadership regarding partnership performance, growth opportunities, risks, and recommendations., • Utilize data analytics and performance metrics to support decision-making and continuous improvement efforts., • Monitor industry trends, policy developments, and emerging value-based care opportunities to inform organizational strategy. Supervisory Responsibilities: May supervise Program Managers, Analysts, Coordinators, or other staff supporting partnership and value-based care initiatives. Required Qualifications • Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration, Business Administration, Public Health, Finance, or a related field., • Master's degree (MBA, MHA, MPH, or related discipline) preferred., • Minimum of five (5) years of progressive experience in healthcare partnerships, managed care, value-based care, business development, healthcare contracting, or population health., • Demonstrated experience negotiating contracts, partnership agreements, or payer arrangements., • Experience working with Medicaid populations, managed care organizations, healthcare providers, or community-based organizations. Preferred Knowledge and Skills • Strong understanding of value-based care models, managed care contracting, population health strategies, and healthcare reimbursement methodologies., • Knowledge of Medicaid programs, quality performance measures, care coordination models, and health-related social needs interventions., • Exceptional negotiation, relationship-building, and stakeholder management skills., • Strong business acumen and ability to analyze financial, operational, and performance data., • Excellent written, verbal, and presentation communication skills., • Ability to manage multiple complex projects and partnerships simultaneously., • Proven ability to influence decision-making and build consensus across diverse stakeholder groups. Leadership Competencies • Strategic thinking and problem-solving., • Relationship-centered leadership., • Strong negotiation and conflict-resolution skills., • Accountability and results orientation., • Adaptability and continuous improvement mindset., • Commitment to health equity and community impact.

Job Description We are now hiring a full-time Infant and Toddler Lead Teacher to join our team! We currently offering $3,000 Sign-on Bonus for first-time employees with MFS! ($750 on the first paycheck and $1,250 after 6 months of employment and $1,000 after a year). Individuals working at least 20.75 hours a week are benefit eligible on a prorated basis! In addition to continuous career development and support, other benefits offered include: • Metropolitan Family Services puts our people first with a top-of-the-line benefits package. Find out more by clicking here! Generous PTO up to 6 weeks annually as well as 12 paid holidays Some highlights include: • Medical Coverage, Dental Coverage, and Vision Coverage., • Metropolitan Family Services contributions of $2,000 to individual, and $4,000 to family, HSA accounts, pro-rated to your benefits start date., • FREE General Medicine and Behavioral Health Teladoc services provided to all team members., • Ascensus 401K plan services with a 4% employer match, vested at 100% on day one of eligibility Description If asked to describe the culture at Metropolitan Family Services, we could do that in one word. COMMUNITY! Reflected in both our internal culture as well as through the services we provide, community is at the heart of all we do. Metropolitan Family Services empowers families to learn, to earn, to heal, to thrive. Part mentor, part motivator, part advocate, since 1857, Metropolitan Family Services has been the engine of change that empowers families to reach their greatest potential and positively impact their communities. Are you looking to have an impact on more than just a company’s bottom line? Then we’d love to hear from you! We are currently looking to fill a Infant and Toddler Lead Teacher role at our HACC Family Center in Chicago. SALARY: • The average starting salary for this position will fall in the range of $50,000 and $55,000 annually. Where candidates fall in this range will be based on skill, Credentials and experience level. JOB SUMMARY: Responsible for planning and implementing individualized curriculum. Facilitate teaching methods and activities for children that appropriately address the social, emotional, physical, and cognitive needs of the children. Ensure staff adherence to the Head Start Standards. Work with diverse staff and service population. Under the general supervision of the Site Supervisor. HECC Lead Teachers (working with children ages 3-5) work a 43-week schedule. ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • Ensures timely completion of monthly job targets., • Responsible for supporting a team approach to planning and implementing program activities. Collaborates with Family Support Workers, Teacher’s Assistant, Program Aide, site partners, and site supervisor for the betterment of the classroom and families., • Participates in ongoing CLASS implementation and monitoring., • Guide and facilitate activities of the children. Ensures appropriate child guidance and discipline, proper ratios, and use of active supervision., • Attend all mandated trainings. Set and achieve professional development goals. Share resources with other staff members as appropriate. All professional development to be tracked in Gateways. • Use Teaching Strategies Gold to maintain ongoing, high- quality documentation of school readiness skills. Maintain Interrater Reliability., • Responsible for the implementation of the program’s Planned Language Approach, which is specifically designed to support dual language learners., • Use Teaching Strategies Gold to communication with families through monthly newsletters and family conference forms., • Schedule and conduct education home visits with teaching staff to discuss individual development and progress, assist parents in developing educational goals for their child., • Maintain accurate teacher and child files., • Ensure all transportation safety procedures are followed including utilization of the bus attendance log., • Ensure accurate completion CACFP documents in conjunction with the teaching staff., • Builds and ensures positive and on-going relationships with parents, volunteers, and other staff members., • Tracks and provides support to teaching staff for ongoing observation and documentation process by teaching staff of the Teaching Strategies Gold portfolios., • Works effectively with diverse staff and service population. Works with site supervisor and family support worker to exchange information pertinent to the identification and services of children with disabilities., • Ensures the submission of weekly lesson plans including individualization for all children, including: monitoring and facilitating accommodations listed in IEPs and IFSPs., • Uses the playground as an extension of the classroom; assures that the playground is safe., • Provides active supervision to ensure the safety of Head Start children while in the classroom, during transitions, at time of transportation, and while on the playground. Ensures that no child shall be left alone or unsupervised., • Provide site management in the absence of site supervisor., • Serve as agency representative during DCFS visits in the absence of site supervisor., • Ensures the usage of agency technology equipment and time are utilized for agency business., • Ensures compliance with the agency’s code of conduct., • Ensures agency’s Head Start fiscal integrity by adhering to purchase approval requirements and procedures., • Assists in the development of the agency’s annual Head Start self-assessment., • Ensures all content area data is accurately reflected in the agency’s PIR within set time frames., • Participate in program recruitment efforts to maintain full enrollment., • Other duties as assigned. REQUIRED EDUCATION, CERTIFICATIONS, CREDENTIALS and/or EXPERIENCE: • Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education or Education from an accredited college or university., • OR Master’s degree from an accredited college or university in Early Childhood Education., • Lead Teacher working with children ages 3-5: PEL or a Gateways ECE level 5 Credential while working towards receiving PEL., • Lead Teacher working with children ages 0-3: Bachelor’s with a Gateways IT Level 5 Credential. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, and ABILITIES: • Ability to obtain appropriate Gateways to Opportunity Level 5 Credential., • Ability to plan and implement learning experiences that advance the intellectual and physical development of children, including improving the readiness of children for preschool by developing their literacy awareness and their approaches to learning., • Establish and maintain a safe, healthy learning environment for infants and toddlers., • Support the social and emotional development of children., • Encourage the involvement of the families of the children in a Early Head Start program and supporting the development of relationships between children and their families., • Demonstrated ability to work in teams., • Excellent written and oral communication and interpersonal skills., • Ability to work in a complex environment., • Mobility for travel required., • Ability to work effectively with diverse individuals and groups., • Candidates must have regular access to reliable transportation or a reliable vehicle with insurance., • Ability to work a flexible schedule including some evenings and/or weekends if needed., • Satisfactorily pass a health examination, fingerprint and criminal background check., • Ability to work independently as well as in a team setting. METROPOLITAN FAMILY SERVICES VALUES AND EXPECTED BEHAVIORS: • Client Centered/Mission Driven, • Adaptable, • Goal Oriented/Solution Focused, • Self-Reflective and Receptive to Feedback, • Collaborative, • Positive Demeanor, • Trustworthy/Accountable PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: While performing the essential duties of this job, the employee is required to sit and stand for sustained periods of time, frequently talk, hear, use hands and fingers to feel, handle, and operate objects or controls, and occasionally stand, bend, stretch, stoop, kneel and crouch. The employee is required to have close visual acuity to perform an activity such as preparing and analyzing data and figures, transcribing, and viewing a computer terminal. The employee may occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. This job description is not designed to cover nor contain a comprehensive, exhaustive listing of duties and responsibilities, and it is expected that employees understand there may be other duties assigned outside of the written language that appears here Metropolitan Family Services reserves the right to amend, add, change, and/or remove responsibilities to meet business needs as necessary, at any time, with or without notice to employees.

Job Description Retention and Referral bonses available for Life Skills / Developmental Training Instructors! Bellwood Developmental Center is looking for creative & dependable Full Time Life Skills / Developmental Training Instructors to join our dynamic, caring, progressive and close-knit team for our new day program in Berkeley, Illinois. Come join our new community day program as a Life Skills / Developmental Training Instructor Monday-Friday day hours! If you like to help people with intellectual disabilities enjoy a full life, look no further! Bellwood Developmental Center is looking for Life Skills / Developmental Training Instructors to join our mission in providing caring support and life skills development to the individuals we serve. It is life changing work as we strive to be a leader in quality services. Life Skills / Developmental Training Instructors give support and oversight to staff in the day program setting serving adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities and provide direct support and life skills training to individuals served. You will act as a member of an interdisciplinary team that is key in planning the services and activities for our individuals. Must have Bachelor's Degree in a social service field and at least one year of experience working with individuals who have intellectual/developmental disabilities, meet Healthcare Worker Background Check and have a valid driver's license. In this position as a Life Skills / Training Instructor you will: • Have opportunities to be creative and provide a positive influence, • Be an integral part of an inter-disciplinary team and directly impact the individual's quality of life, • Be a part of a collaborative process and enrich the lives of the individuals in creative ways, • Train and develop daily living, life skills and activities to achieve success with the people we serve, • Assist with community integration, • Provide quality services to people we support Position Requirements: • Desire to make a positive difference in people's lives., • Be a team player in a collaborative environment, • At least a Bachelor's degree in a human services related area (such as Psychology, Sociology, Education and related areas) and one year experience working with adults with intellectual/develpmental disabilites., • Possess a valid driver's license, • Be available full or part time during program days/hours (M-F, 8a-4p), • Meet the screening requirements for the Healthcare Worker background check, • Work requires frequent physical activity including extended periods of standing, walking, and bending with occasional periods of sitting, kneeling, climbing, stooping, crouching, squatting and balancing., • Work also requires constant reaching between knee and shoulder level as well as frequent reaching below knee level and overhead., • Work requires occasional independent lifting up to 25 pounds, frequent push/pull up to 40 pounds of force and the ability to safely transfer 50 pounds., • Work requires direct care including toileting and feeding individuals with disabilities. Like positions include Life Skills Instructor, Daily Living Skills Instructor, Developmental Trainer, Developmental Program Instructor, Developmental Program Trainer, Life Skills Trainer, Daily Living Skills Trainer, Day Program Instructor, Direct Support Professional, DSP, health care, paraprofessional, Teacher, Teacher's aide

Job Description SUMMARY The Community Outreach Worker plays a vital role in advancing HSI’s mission to reduce community violence and promote holistic well-being through trauma-informed, community-centered engagement.The incumbent will connect directly with individuals and neighborhoods most affected by violence, working to prevent harm, build trust, and create pathways to support. QUALIFICATIONS • High school diploma or GED, • Must be available to work weekdays, occasional nights and weekends., • Three (3) years of violence prevention, trauma-informed care, and community engagement strategies experience working with inner-city or high-risk youth in a social service or community-based setting., • Proficient in technology use, including data entry and case tracking systems., • Must pass background and child abuse/neglect registry checks., • Valid Driver’s License and access to reliable transportation RESPONSIBILITIES • Lead and coordinate targeted street outreach efforts in assigned communities to prevent and respond to violence., • Conduct community canvassing, relationship-building, and crisis response to incidents of violence., • Build trust with individuals at risk and assist them in accessing support services through trauma-informed care approaches., • Collaborate with Case Managers and Prevention Specialists to support individualized service plans and goals.

Job Description Senior Partnership Manager, Chicago (Part-Time Employee) Location: Chicago metro area (required) Type: Part-Time Employee Hours: 20 hours/week Compensation: $44-52/hour, commensurate with experience About This Opportunity SIRUM is expanding to Chicago, a major milestone in our mission to connect every person with the medications they need to stay healthy. We're hiring a Senior Partnership Manager to lead our community partnership work in Chicago. This is a role for someone with deep expertise in healthcare or social services who is energized by the chance to apply that experience to system-level change: helping organizations connect their patients to affordable medication. If you have 15+ years of frontline experience and are looking for flexible, mission-aligned work where your expertise can shape how medication reaches patients across Chicago, we'd love to talk. The profile below describes one possible fit, but we welcome other paths to this role. This isn't a traditional sales role. You're building trusted relationships with organizations serving low-income communities, meeting people where they are, and translating a real solution into partnerships that change lives. Who This Role Is For Someone who has spent 15+ years building deep instincts for how community organizations and clinics actually function. Someone who can read a clinic's enrollment flow, see where a partnership can plug in, and translate a solution into something a partner organization can actually use. Someone who is energized by the chance to apply that experience in a new way, shaping how medication access reaches patients across Chicago. If this sounds like you, or if your path looks different but lands you in the same place, we'd love to hear from you. What You'll Do Community Partnership Development • Identify and cultivate high-leverage partnerships with healthcare providers (FQHCs, safety-net clinics, hospitals) and community-based organizations across Chicago metro, with a focus on organizations serving families in lower-income communities, • Lead conversations with senior decision-makers (CEOs, Medical Directors, Program Directors) and adapt SIRUM's pitch to each, • Steer partnership models that range from patient referral relationships to white-label pharmacy solutions through Good Pill Partnership Activation & Onboarding • Guide partner organizations through implementation and staff training, • Ensure a clean handoff to the Partner Success Team after partnership launch, • Capture institutional knowledge into a replicable Chicago playbook Ecosystem Building • Map Chicago's healthcare and social-service landscape and identify the highest-leverage referral nodes, • Represent SIRUM at community events, health fairs, and professional convenings Who You Are Required • Chicago-based, with substantial experience across the city's healthcare and social-service ecosystem, • 15+ years of experience in primary healthcare or community-services settings (FQHC, safety-net clinic, hospital, public health) as a social worker, care coordinator, LCSW, community health worker, or similar role, • Have managed workflows for low-income, uninsured, or underinsured populations and understand the operational and clinical trade-offs that come with that, • Track record of building cross-functional relationships across the org chart, • Highly autonomous: can run a pipeline, prioritize your time, and report up cleanly without daily oversight Ideal Background One example of a background that could work well: a senior social worker, care coordinator, or program leader with experience at Chicago FQHCs, community health centers, or safety-net institutions, who is excited about a flexible role where their experience and judgment can shape how medication access reaches patients across the city. Many other paths to this role are welcome. About SIRUM SIRUM is reimagining US healthcare by connecting people with surplus medications. Founded at Stanford and a Y Combinator alumni, we're a fast-growing nonprofit tackling the ~$10 billion of medicine that goes to waste annually while families can't afford their prescriptions. Our platform supplies $250,000 worth of medications to people in need every week. Our pharmacy service, Good Pill, delivers 600+ medications for just a $2/month administrative fee, mailed directly to patients' homes. We've helped 500,000+ patients access nearly 3 million prescriptions nationwide. Now we're bringing this solution to Chicago. What We Offer • Direct, measurable impact on thousands of families' lives, • Consistent 20 hours/week, with a recurring schedule you set, • $44-52/hour, commensurate with experience, • Ground-floor opportunity to shape how SIRUM grows in Chicago, • Collaboration with a mission-driven national team, • Strong performance may lead to expanded scope or a full-time opportunity

Job Description Positions Available at: • Chicago Bulls College Prep, • Golder College Prep About Noble Noble is Chicago’s highest-performing and largest network of public charter schools. Our 17 campuses and 1,680 employees currently serve 12,000 students, 99% of whom identify as persons of color, 90% of whom are from under-resourced communities, and 81% of whom are first-generation college attendees. Noble’s mission is to ensure that all students have equitable and positive school experiences that equip them to complete college and lead choice-filled lives. We are proud to be recognized nationally for college access and persistence. Noble supports more than 31,000 alumni, with 99% of Noble students accepted into college and historically almost 90% choosing to enroll. Key Job Responsibilities, • Maintain 100% compliance with all IEPs/504s/FIEs;, • Review and finalize IEPs/504s/FIEs and all necessary paperwork within appropriate timelines., • Create an IEP schedule and ensure proper notification of meetings have been sent along with procedural safeguards., • Schedule and facilitate IEP meetings., • Monitor special education services for accuracy and effectiveness. Problem-solve with learning specialists when issues arise., • Maintain positive parent relationships by promptly responding to questions and concerns., • Manage referrals to consider full case studies from families, outside agencies, or staff. Support and oversee related service providers in their paperwork and work with students. This includes but is not limited to the school psychologist, nurse, speech pathologist, and social worker., • Communicate any issues that arise with the principal and share with the network director of student services for support., • Support paraprofessionals in their work with students and teachers., • Oversee Bi-weekly Dashboard Review process and review learning specialist action plans., • Analyze quarterly assessment data to find trends and identify areas for growth. Ultimately sees oneself as responsible for learning outcomes for all students on the caseloads., • Complete position allocation appeal paperwork for CPS as necessary., • Collaborate with teachers and Academic Team members to discuss action plans for struggling students and programmatic changes. Ideal Qualifications, • An unwavering belief that all students can succeed in high school & college, and lead exemplary lives, • Proven track record of ambitious results in previous roles, • Self-awareness, a regular practice of reflection, and a desire to continuously improve, • Follow through, attention to detail, and a belief that “sweating the small stuff” matters, • A passion for organization and completing paperwork with fidelity, • Strong interpersonal and communication skills for facilitating IEP and 504 meetings, • 3+ years experience working in the special education field Ideal Qualifications, • A results-oriented history of personal achievement, • A belief that all students can succeed in high school, college, and life, • A data-driven mindset, • The discipline to self-reflect and the hunger to continuously improve Minimum Qualifications, • Bachelor’s Degree required, • Illinois Teaching License (PEL or ELS) with Learning Behavior Specialist I endorsement (LBSI) or out-of-state equivalent of a Special Education teaching license, • Eligibility to work in the United States on a full-time basis LBS1 (Illinois Special Education Certification) Compensation & Benefits We strive to be the best place to work, and our employee benefits are thoughtfully designed to support us in this ambition. Compensation will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. A comprehensive compensation plan will include a competitive benefits package. Compensation for this position falls between $78,000 and $97,000 per year, which represents the average for staff in this role. Factors such as years of experience and skill sets may impact placement within, or outside, this range. Statement of Non Discrimination Noble is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, making all employment decisions, including recruiting, hiring, training, and promoting without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, veteran status or any other characteristic or classification protected by law.

Job DescriptionDescription: SUMMARY OF POSITION: The outreach worker is crucial for engaging with Humboldt Park's unhoused residents, including tent city, providing them with essential information, support services, and referrals. Reporting to the director or associate director role involves direct interaction with tent city residents to assess their needs, connect them with resources, and support them in their journey towards stability and improved well-being. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: § Conduct regular visits to unhoused individuals that may include tent cities, CTA stations, open lots, under viaducts, and locations where unhoused individuals congregate to build trust and rapport with residents, assess their needs, and offer immediate support. § Provide information and facilitate access to a range of services including shelter, healthcare, food assistance, substance abuse treatment, mental health support and housing referral services. § Work closely with case managers and other service providers to ensure a coordinated approach to supporting unhoused residents. § Maintain accurate records of outreach activities, resident interactions, and referrals made, ensuring data privacy and confidentiality. To include data entry into the HMIS system as well as maintain a file for all participants that are engaged in services. § Develop and distribute materials on available resources and services to unhoused residents. § Participate in community meetings and forums to advocate for the needs and rights of unhoused and homeless residents. § Assist in organizing and implementing outreach events, workshops, and other activities aimed at community engagement and support. § Provide crisis intervention as needed, responding to emergencies among the unhoused population with sensitivity and professionalism. § Engage in continuous learning and training to stay informed about best practices in outreach and support for homeless populations. This position requires compliance with all of The PRCC’s written standards, including its Standards of Conduct, all policies and procedures, and Regulatory Compliance requirements. Compliance will be considered as part of the regular performance evaluation. Requirements: QUALIFICATIONS: § Requires a valid driver’s license, access to a reliable vehicle, and proof of current auto insurance for work-related travel. § Proven experience in outreach, social services, or a similar role, preferably working with homeless or at-risk populations. § Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively with diverse groups. § Knowledge of local resources and services available for homeless populations. § Ability to work independently and as part of a team in challenging and at times unpredictable environments. § Bilingual abilities in English and Spanish are highly preferred. § Empathy, patience, and a nonjudgmental approach when working with individuals experiencing homelessness. § Basic computer skills for record-keeping and reporting purposes. SKILLS: § Bilingual, Spanish and English EDUCATION: § High school diploma required; further education or training in social work, psychology, or related fields is a plus. WORKING CONDITIONS AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: OSHA Category equal-opportunity regular exposure to blood, body fluids, or tissues, and tasks that involve exposure to blood, body fluids, or tissues are not a condition of employment. Equal Employment Opportunity Statement: The Puerto Rican Cultural Center (PRCC) is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to creating a welcoming workplace that celebrates inclusion and diversity. The PRCC provides equal employment opportunity to all applicants and does not discriminate in recruiting, hiring, or promotion based on race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, genetic information, pregnancy, or any other basis or characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. In addition, The PRCC is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities.

Job Description $3000 Sign-On-Bonus Basic Function. Work closely with the Social Service Workers/Supervisors to locate placement options for youth Reporting Relationship: Reports To: Vice President of Child Welfare Services Supervises (Position Title): None Principal Duties/Responsibilities: • Complete extensive research, investigation, and outreach in locating absentee parents/guardians., • Identify and locate potential extended family/fictive kinship relationships., • Provides professional technical assistance and resource development support to social work staff who serve children with specialized and problematic behavior service needs., • Assist the family social service worker with facilitating the expansion of resources needed to better serve children and their families involved in foster care., • Travel to various locations to attend meetings, conferences, or to locate and assess family homes as needed., • Utilize a family-centered, trauma-informed, strength-based, and EDI lens through which youth and family needs are assessed., • Engage the youth (as age-appropriate), birth parents, family and social connections, foster parents, and staff to facilitate and support stability and permanency for the youth., • Possesses strong, creative problem-solving skills, and can use non-traditional search methods to identify and locate family members and supportive connections., • Utilize strong data analysis skills needed to conduct diligent search activities across multiple databases, systems, social media, and other websites., • Complete required forms and documentation, • Coordinates with Licensing Staff on Foster Family Home Licensing, • Participate in Child and Family Team Meetings as needed Non-essential duties Requirement: • Bachelor’s degree from four-year college or university in social work, psychology or counseling, • CWEL license required, • Rule 402 Foster Family Home Licensing Examination Required, • Two or more years of related experience., • Successfully complete appropriate background check clearance and post-offer medical requirements., • Must have and maintain a reliable automobile with liability insurance and a good driving record., • Ability to partnership with persons served and their families to help them gain the skills/confidence to address their problems Mental/Physical Demands: Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form. Ability to deal with problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations. Work requires concentration using a computer in analyzing and manipulating data. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to use hands to finger, handle, or feel and talk or hear. The employee frequently is required to sit. The employee is occasionally required to stand and walk. The employee must frequently lift and/or move up to 10 pounds and occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus. Environmental Conditions: The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate. Duties are performed in a typical office environment. No unusual or adverse working conditions exist. This description documents the general contents and requirements of the job. It is not to be construed as an exhausted statement of duties, responsibilities, or requirements. The principal duties and responsibilities shown are all essential job functions except for those indicated with an asterisk (*). The requirements listed above are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Job Description The Thresholds Homeless Outreach Program (HOP) was established in 1989 to provide assertive outreach, linkage to primary and psychiatric care, and resource referral to people experiencing homelessness along with serious mental illnesses. We are Chicago’s only citywide mental health homeless outreach program, and our primary goal is simple: to get people living with mental illnesses into stable housing and help them recover and regain their lives. We believe it is not enough to simply be available to the people who need our services – we need to bring our services to them. As a Homeless Outreach Worker, you will work in pairs to meet clients on the streets, in shelters, on the CTA, and at any other location where people who are homeless may be found. You will build relationships with potential and current clients to determine what needs can be met by Thresholds services or linkage to other providers. You will develop a service plan in partnership with the client with goals related to housing, benefits, treatment, advocacy, and other identified needs. In addition to working on long-term goals, you will also address immediate needs: food, water, harm reduction kits, hygiene items, and warming/cooling supplies. Homeless Outreach Workers are out in the community in all weather and conditions, which takes commitment and grit. Thresholds will have your back through a collaborative and supportive culture that provides you with the tools and resources you need for the best client care. Opportunities for training and professional development, including clinical supervision, will deepen your knowledge and expand your clinical skills in harm reduction, trauma-informed care, and other evidence-based practices. This invaluable experience will set you up for a variety of career paths and growth opportunities within our organization. To succeed in this role, you need: • Passion for housing advocacy, • Willingness to be in the community in all conditions, • Excellent communication and relationship-building skills, • Good writing skills, • Strong time management, organization, and flexibility, • To be at least 23 years old, • A valid driver’s license, • Willingness to provide transportation to clients, • Willingness to work Monday - Friday 12:30pm - 9:00pm Many education and experience paths are eligible for this role: • High school diploma or GED certificate and 5 years of supervised clinical experience, • Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or related field, • Bachelor’s degree in an unrelated field and 2 years of supervised clinical experience, • Master’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or related field What sets Thresholds apart: • Competitive pay - $24.60 - $28.27 hourly / $51,168 - $58,800 annually, • Based on education and experience, • Generous PTO (9 federal holidays, 8 days of sick leave, 15-22 days personal and vacation), • 4 medical insurance plans, dental insurance, & vision insurance, • 403(b) retirement plan with 3% employer match, • Robust employee assistance program (EAP), • Mileage reimbursement, • Cell phone reimbursement (up to $50/month), • Public service loan forgiveness, • Supervision for clinical licensure at no cost (CRSS, LSW, LCSW, LPC, LCPC), • Reimbursement for professional licensure and license renewal Thresholds is a mission-driven agency with a deep commitment to fostering an environment where all feel valued and respected, a place where every employee can be themselves, thrive, and support the agency's mission. Click here to learn more. One of the oldest and largest mental health organizations in Illinois, we pride ourselves in being a Chicago Tribune Top Workplace and one of Chicago's 101 Best & Brightest Companies to work for, several years in a row.

Job Description JOB TITLE: School-Age Teacher CUSTOMARY HOURS/WEEK: M-F, 12:00 p.m.- 5:30 p.m. DIVISION: Marillac St. Vincent Family Services DEPARTMENT: Program and Services DIRECT SUPERVISOR: School-Age Manager Mission Marillac St. Vincent Family Services strengthens and amplifies the voices of marginalized communities – in the Vincentian spirit of service – through education and programs tailored to foster thriving families and sustainable communities in Chicago. Core Values Our employees commit themselves as individuals to live out the core values of integrity, excellence, creativity, advocacy, respect and empowerment in our daily work, as we serve the needs of others. Integrity - Acting with transparency, humility and honesty Excellence - Providing quality care with compassion Creativity - Being continuously resourceful and inventive Advocacy - Supporting the cause of those who lack resources for a reasonable quality of life Respect - Recognizing our own value and upholding the dignity and value of all people Empowerment - Providing skills and resources to achieve full human development Team Behaviors 1. Versatility – Understanding and appreciating different and opposing perspectives on an issue; adapting one’s approach as the requirements of the situation change; an eagerness for positive action; self-control; active listening., 2. A collaborative work model – Cooperatively working and sharing responsibility; contributing to the group effort; realizing a sense of commitment and ownership in the success of the organization’s goals., 3. Mutual accountability – Holds others accountable with their roles; provides and receives feedback and takes constructive action., 4. Client/customer advocate – Identifies opportunities to improve quality of services; presents one’s self professionally., 5. Protects confidentiality & privacy – Respects and protects information about all staff and clients. General Summary: Responsible for creating and implementing engaging and educational activities for school-age children during before/afterschool hours. This role involves developing age-appropriate lesson plans, fostering a positive and safe environment, and promoting the social, emotional, intellectual, and physical development of each child. Duties & Responsibilities: • Oversee classroom management practices and provide coaching to school-age worker., • Develop and implement age-appropriate lesson plans and activities that align with educational standards and program goals., • Use a variety of instructional strategies and materials to engage students and foster a love of learning., • Adapt teaching methods to meet the diverse needs of individual students., • Create a positive and inclusive classroom environment that encourages student participation and respect., • Implement effective classroom management strategies to maintain a safe and orderly learning environment., • Address and resolve behavioral issues in a timely and constructive manner., • Assess students’ academic and developmental progress through observations and other evaluation methods., • Provide regular feedback to students and parents regarding progress and areas for improvement., • Identify students who may need additional support and work with program coordinators and parents to develop intervention plans., • Establish and maintain positive relationships with parents and guardians through regular communication and involvement in program activities., • Participate in ongoing professional development opportunities to stay current with educational best practices and trends., • Collaborate with colleagues and participate in team meetings to share ideas and strategies for improving student outcomes., • Ensure compliance with all relevant regulations, policies, and standards, including health and safety guidelines., • Maintain accurate and up-to-date records, including attendance, incident reports, and student progress notes., • Provide information to supervisor in completion of monthly, quarterly, and annual reports and other essential documents and correspondence as required by funding sources and Marillac St. Vincent Family Services., • Monitor and ensure information is entered into program data management system in a timely manner., • Participate in meetings at the organization and/or team level, supervision, coaching, training, and professional development activities. Education and Experiences: • Associate degree in Education, Youth Development, Recreation Management, or related field from an accredited college or university with experience working in family services in a nonprofit social-services setting required. Bachelor’s preferred., • Minimum of one year of experience working with school-age children in an educational or afterschool setting preferred. Qualifications • Demonstrates effective interpersonal skills to establish and maintain rapport and professional relationships with co-workers, team members, and families enrolled in services. Ability to relate to a diverse population., • Knowledge of youth development and age-appropriate teaching methods., • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills., • Ability to create a positive and engaging learning environment., • Strong organizational and time-management skills., • Demonstrates effective written and oral communication skills to effectively address varied audiences., • Demonstrates knowledge of computer applications, including Microsoft Office Suite, Outlook, videoconference software and client electronic data systems.

Job Description 7222 West Cermak Road Suite 200 North Riverside, IL 60546 (708) 447-2448 Phone 708-447-2445 Fax www.solutionsforcare.org Position: Adult Protective Services Case Worker Department/Program: Adult Protective Services Program (APS # 200) STATUS: ☒Full-time ☐ Part-time ☐Exempt ☒Non-exempt Reports to: APS Supervisor Solutions for Care (SFC) serves over 12,000 older adults and those living with disabilities each year in Berwyn, Cicero, and Proviso Townships. We provide direct client service through information and assistance, in-home care, advocacy services, and transitional assistance in hospitals. For more information about our organization, you can visit www.solutionsforcare.org. General Statement of Duties: The Adult Protective Services caseworker will investigate reports of suspected Abuse, Neglect, Financial Exploitation (ANE), or Self-Neglect of older adults aged 60 or older, and those with disabilities aged 18-59. The APS caseworker is responsible for ensuring that the safety and basic care needs of older adults and people with disabilities are being met within the least restrictive environment. The service area includes Berwyn and Cicero. This position requires successful completion of training provided by the Illinois Department on Aging (IDOA) which consists of Phase I, Phase II, and Simulation Training. Qualifications: • Bi-lingual in Spanish/English is preferred., • Minimum qualifications are a BA/BS degree in Social Science, Social Work, Gerontology, or related field or equivalent experience. Requirements: • Strong organizational and time management skills., • Adaptability to changing work conditions, which includes working on weekends on a rotating schedule., • Strong communication skills and the ability to work with diverse populations., • Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Outlook) to maintain accurate case notes, reports and record keeping., • Comfortable multi-tasking on the computer using different screens., • Must have a vehicle, valid driver’s license, and vehicle insurance for local travel to home visits, hospitals, trainings, and meetings., • Criminal background check required. Duties and Responsibilities: 1. Successfully complete and pass the Illinois Protective Services Caseworker Certification Training (Phase I, Phase II and Simulation Trainings); and attend internal and external trainings as assigned. 1. Become familiar with all prescribed policies and procedures as outlined in the APS Policies and Procedures Manual. 1. Develop the knowledge and skills needed to address the complexities of ANE and collaborate with community resources to reduce risk., 2. Successfully utilize time management skills to maintain a client case load that demonstrates accurate and timely documentation and professionalism in investigation and care planning., 3. Demonstrate professional verbal and written communication skills., 4. Recognize and respect the client’s right to self-determination in all areas of assessment and care plan development., 5. Ensure that a high degree of confidentiality is always respected per APS standards, 6. Complete other job assignments as assigned by the APS supervisor Schedule: Full time: 8:30 to 4:30 pm, Monday thru Friday. On occasion, must be available on evenings and weekends. Physical Demands: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. • Ability to lift up to 20 pounds., • Must be able to sit and work at a workstation for extended periods of time., • Must be comfortable conducting visits at homes, nursing facilities, supportive living facilities, rehabilitation center, etc., • Must be able to walk, climb stairs, use elevators, and conduct visits in all kinds of weather. Salary: $42,500 to $45,000. During the first year, six-month and 12-month performance reviews are conducted. Thereafter, performance reviews will be conducted every 12 months. Salary increases are based on performance. Benefits: • Retirement Plan – 403b, • Health Insurance, • Dental Insurance, • Vision Insurance, • Life Insurance, • Short-Term Disability, • Long-Term Disability, • Paid time off, • Appreciation Days Off, • Paid Holidays EEO Statement: Solutions for Care is an equal opportunity employer. In accordance with anti-discrimination law, it is the purpose of this policy to effectuate these principles and mandates. Solutions for Care prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type and affords equal employment opportunities to employees and applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. Solutions for Care conforms to the spirit as well as the letter of all applicable laws and regulations. I hereby acknowledge receipt of the job Description for the Adult Protective Services Case Worker Position. Name: Date: Signature:

Job Description Senior Partnership Manager, Chicago (Contract) Location: Chicago metro area (required) Type: Independent Contractor (1099) Hours: 10-20 hours/week (flexible) Compensation: $50-60/hour, commensurate with experience About This Opportunity SIRUM is expanding to Chicago, a major milestone in our mission to connect every person with the medications they need to stay healthy. We're hiring a Senior Partnership Manager to lead our community partnership work in Chicago. This is a role for someone with deep expertise in healthcare or social services who is energized by the chance to apply that experience to system-level change: helping organizations connect their patients to affordable medication. If you have 15+ years of frontline experience and are looking for flexible, mission-aligned work where your expertise can shape how medication reaches patients across Chicago, we'd love to talk. The profile below describes one possible fit, but we welcome other paths to this role. This isn't a traditional sales role. You're building trusted relationships with organizations serving low-income communities, meeting people where they are, and translating a real solution into partnerships that change lives. Who This Role Is For Someone who has spent 15+ years building deep instincts for how community organizations and clinics actually function. Someone who can read a clinic's enrollment flow, see where a partnership can plug in, and translate a solution into something a partner organization can actually use. Someone who is energized by the chance to apply that experience in a new way, shaping how medication access reaches patients across Chicago. If this sounds like you, or if your path looks different but lands you in the same place, we'd love to hear from you. What You'll Do Community Partnership Development • Identify and cultivate high-leverage partnerships with healthcare providers (FQHCs, safety-net clinics, hospitals) and community-based organizations across Chicago metro, with a focus on organizations serving families in lower-income communities, • Lead conversations with senior decision-makers (CEOs, Medical Directors, Program Directors) and adapt SIRUM's pitch to each, • Steer partnership models that range from patient referral relationships to white-label pharmacy solutions through Good Pill Partnership Activation & Onboarding • Guide partner organizations through implementation and staff training, • Ensure a clean handoff to the Partner Success Team after partnership launch, • Capture institutional knowledge into a replicable Chicago playbook Ecosystem Building • Map Chicago's healthcare and social-service landscape and identify the highest-leverage referral nodes, • Represent SIRUM at community events, health fairs, and professional convenings Who You Are Required • Chicago-based, with substantial experience across the city's healthcare and social-service ecosystem, • 15+ years of experience in primary healthcare or community-services settings (FQHC, safety-net clinic, hospital, public health) as a social worker, care coordinator, LCSW, community health worker, or similar role, • Have managed workflows for low-income, uninsured, or underinsured populations and understand the operational and clinical trade-offs that come with that, • Track record of building cross-functional relationships across the org chart, • Highly autonomous: can run a pipeline, prioritize your time, and report up cleanly without daily oversight Ideal Background One example of a background that could work well: a senior social worker, care coordinator, or program leader with experience at Chicago FQHCs, community health centers, or safety-net institutions, who is excited about a flexible role where their experience and judgment can shape how medication access reaches patients across the city. Many other paths to this role are welcome. About SIRUM SIRUM is reimagining US healthcare by connecting people with surplus medications. Founded at Stanford and a Y Combinator alumni, we're a fast-growing nonprofit tackling the ~$10 billion of medicine that goes to waste annually while families can't afford their prescriptions. Our platform supplies $250,000 worth of medications to people in need every week. Our pharmacy service, Good Pill, delivers 600+ medications for just a $2/month administrative fee, mailed directly to patients' homes. We've helped 500,000+ patients access nearly 3 million prescriptions nationwide. Now we're bringing this solution to Chicago. What We Offer • Direct, measurable impact on thousands of families' lives, • Flexible schedule, 10-20 hours/week, set by you, • Ground-floor opportunity to shape how SIRUM grows in Chicago, • $50-60/hour, commensurate with experience, • Collaboration with a mission-driven national team, • Strong performance may lead to expanded scope or a full-time opportunity

Job DescriptionSocial Worker (LCSW / LSW) Location: Chicago, IL (Norwood Park neighborhood) Facility: Norwood Crossing Job Type: Full-time Management: Proudly managed by Oakdale Seniors Alliance About Us Located in the historic, park-like Norwood Park neighborhood on Chicago's northwest side, Norwood Crossing has been dedicated to providing exceptional care, comfort, and community to older adults for generations. Managed by Oakdale Seniors Alliance, our culture is rooted in compassion, dignity, and hospitality. We treat our residents and team members like family, working together to ensure our seniors live fulfilling, purposeful lives. The Role We are seeking an empathetic, resourceful, and dedicated Social Worker to join our interdisciplinary care team. In this role, you will be the ultimate advocate for our residents and a vital lifeline for their families. You will manage the psychosocial well-being of our residents from admission through discharge, helping them navigate transitions, addressing emotional and mental health needs, and ensuring they have the resources required to thrive—whether they are here for short-term rehab or long-term care. Key Responsibilities Resident Advocacy & Psychosocial Support: Conduct initial and ongoing psychosocial assessments to identify residents' emotional, mental, and social needs. Develop individualized care plans to address those needs. Admission & Transition Coordination: Help new residents and their families adjust to the community, guiding them through the emotional and logistical transitions of moving into a senior living environment. Discharge Planning: Lead the discharge planning process for short-term rehabilitation residents, coordinating home health services, medical equipment, and community resources to ensure a safe transition home. Crisis Intervention & Counseling: Provide supportive counseling and crisis intervention to residents and families facing difficult diagnoses, cognitive decline, or end-of-life adjustments. Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Actively participate in care plan meetings, partnering closely with nursing, therapy, activities, and dietary teams to ensure holistic care. Documentation: Maintain timely, accurate, and compliant progress notes and social service documentation in accordance with state and federal long-term care regulations. Qualifications Education & Credentials: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Social Work (BSW or MSW) from an accredited institution. An active Illinois LSW or LCSW license is highly preferred. Experience: Minimum of 1–2 years of social work experience in a skilled nursing, long-term care, assisted living, or hospital setting. Strong knowledge of Medicare, Medicaid, and discharge planning resources is a huge plus. The Heart: Deep empathy, exceptional listening skills, and a genuine passion for working with the geriatric population and their families. Skills: Strong communication, excellent conflict-resolution abilities, and comfort working in a fast-paced healthcare environment. What We Offer Competitive salary based on experience and licensure. Immediate access to your earned wages before payday through the RAIN Earned Wage Access app! Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance packages. Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) package and paid holidays. 401(k) retirement plan with employer match options. A warm, supportive, and collaborative team environment where your advocacy directly transforms lives. To Apply: Submit your resume today!

Job Description Shift time 2pm - 10pm The optimal preparation is a bachelor’s degree in social work or a master’s degree in social work with a demonstrated interest in long term care, the elderly and cognitively impaired mental illness. The minimum preparation necessary is a bachelor’s or master’s degree in a related field limited to human services, social services, psychology, or sociology. The nursing home social worker must display by appearance, language, and style of interaction, a level of professionalism which fosters trust in the social worker’s ability to empathize with and advocate for the client/family system. In validating an advocacy role, display a dedication which instills confidence in the people one serves and works with. Convey both self-confidence and empathy to build relationships. Each social worker must recognize and enact the role as resident advocate above all else. Uphold resident rights, dignity, and respect. Promote self-determination. A social worker should act as a role model for all staff and families in advocating resident autonomy. Show willingness to promote social work values, ethics, and resident rights even when challenged by difficult situations. The nursing home social worker must maintain a clear identification with the philosophies and goals of social work practice. The social worker has an important role in documentation and shall establish and follow systems which enable sharing of information with the professional team. Documentation (i.e., assessments, histories, plans, goals, and progress reports) is one of the visible and permanent reflections of the social worker’s professional capabilities and of accomplishments toward resident goals. Assessing, Planning and Documenting To be an effective case manager, a nursing home social worker must possess skills to acquire the information necessary to provide appropriate service to each resident. Interviewing skills are essential, using questions and environment in a purposeful manner to gather information. Attention must be given to both verbal and nonverbal communication, utilizing observation and listening skills. Techniques must include interviewing individuals as well as groups. Possess research skills including the ability to gather data from any written document, particularly medical records. Once adequate information is gathered, a nursing home social worker must process the information, drawing conclusions based only upon evidence and not speculation, completing initial and on-going assessments. Assessments must be comprehensive, often expanding on the State and Federal standards (i.e., “Minimum Data Set”). A good assessment process includes an initial assessment, then purposeful, subsequent assessments, identifying resident needs, problems, goals, strengths, and weaknesses, recognizing the positive and negative aspects of every situation. Utilize assessment techniques to identify and evaluate cognitive, emotional, interpersonal, social, and behavioral issues. As a member of the interdisciplinary team which includes the resident, a nursing home social worker must apply the assessment to develop a useful plan of care. Advocate for a resident-directed plan of care. Formulate individualized care plans and goals which are behavioral and measurable. The social worker must be intricately involved in the implementation of the plan of care, outlining specific approaches that will enable the resident to attain individual goals. Nursing home social workers must document thoroughly in progress notes, assessment records and the plan of care. Documentation must be clear, useful, accurate and legible. The social worker must differentiate between objective and subjective statements. Documentation must be individualized. In coordination with other disciplines, documentation must reflect consistency in assessments, the plan of care, and progress notes. Cityview is a large LTC with cognitively impaired individuals Mental Illness Dementia and general short stay or LTC individuals. Cityview is a large facility 485 with average capacity of 250 to 350 .There is a Social worker on every unit with a Director and assistant that assists the social workers. If you display compassion empathy for our residents come and apply hours can be structured to meet both applicants needs and facility needs.

Job Description:\n\nCompany Description\n\nWHO IS GUIDEHEALTH? \nGuidehealth is a data-powered, performance-driven healthcare company dedicated to operational excellence. Our goal is to make great healthcare affordable, improve the health of patients, and restore the fulfillment of practicing medicine for providers. Driven by empathy and powered by AI and predictive analytics, Guidehealth leverages remotely-embedded Healthguides™ and a centralized Managed Service Organization to build stronger connections with patients and providers. Physician-led, Guidehealth empowers our partners to deliver high-quality healthcare focused on outcomes and value inside and outside the exam room for all patients. \nAs a growing and innovative organization, we operate with a high degree of agility. Employees are expected to adapt to evolving business needs, step in to support cross-functional initiatives, and contribute beyond traditional role boundaries when needed. This collaborative and flexible mindset is essential to our success. We encourage cross-training, ongoing development, and a commitment to learning across all areas of the business—ensuring we continue to grow and you continue to thrive as a high-performing, mission-driven team.\nJoin us as we put healthcare on a better path!! Job Description\n\nThe Community Resource Guide is a key member of Guidehealth’s care delivery model, serving as a bridge between patients, primary care physicians, specialty providers, community resources, and the Guidehealth clinical team. This role blends patient navigation, care coordination, community resource connection, and foundational health and well-being support to help patients overcome barriers to care and progress toward improved health outcomes.\nThe Community Resource Guide engages patients remotely and, at times, in person to help them understand their health needs, navigate medical, behavioral health, substance use, and social systems, close gaps in care, and access appropriate resources. This role supports whole-person health by building trusting relationships, addressing social drivers of health, coordinating services, and escalating emerging needs through established workflows.\nThe Community Resource Guide contributes to Guidehealth’s value-based care performance by supporting quality outcomes, reducing avoidable utilization, improving patient engagement, supporting risk adjustment accuracy, and influencing total cost of care through proactive, compassionate, and efficient care navigation.\nWHAT YOU'LL BE DOING\n \n\n Building trusting, ongoing relationships with patients, families, caregivers, medical providers, behavioral health providers, and community partners.\n Engaging high-risk or targeted patient populations through bi-directional communication to address health questions, concerns, barriers, and care needs.\n Identifying and assessing medical, behavioral health, substance use, social, emotional, and financial needs to support whole-person care.\n Supporting patients in understanding and following care plans, health goals, preventive care needs, and recommended follow-up.\n Providing patient education and motivational interviewing support within role scope to encourage engagement, adherence, and behavior change.\n Conducting non-clinical assessments, surveys, and interventions to help patients navigate medical, behavioral health, substance use, and social systems.\n Using multiple communication methods, including phone, text, video visits, patient portals, email, and AI-enabled engagement tools, to engage and support patients.\n Recognizing and escalating changes in patient condition, adherence risks, social needs, or emerging clinical concerns using structured workflows.\n Applying foundational clinical and care navigation insight to identify high-risk trends and prioritize interventions.\n Operating within a value-based care model, supporting population health strategies, quality performance, and efficient resource utilization across assigned patient panels.\n Strengthening connections between patients and their healthcare providers by addressing barriers, facilitating communication, and coordinating follow-up.\n Assisting patients with referrals, transportation resources, appointment scheduling, specialty care access, and linkage to community-based organizations.\n Using knowledge of referral processes, prior authorizations, gaps in care, social drivers of health, and community programs to support improved patient outcomes.\n Escalating medical, behavioral health, social, or care coordination concerns appropriately to RN Care Managers, Social Workers, primary care offices, Guidehealth leadership, or other designated resources.\n Supporting achievement of quality measures, including eCQM, HEDIS®, preventive care, chronic condition management, and commercial payer measures, by coordinating preventive screenings and timely follow-up care.\n Supporting risk adjustment and accurate capture of patient conditions through structured assessments and documentation.\n Assisting in closing care gaps tied to quality incentives, reimbursement models, and value-based care outcomes.\n Identifying opportunities to reduce avoidable emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and readmissions through proactive outreach and intervention.\n Accurately and promptly documenting all interactions, assessments, interventions, referrals, escalations, and outcomes in the electronic health record and Guidehealth documentation systems.\n Using various EHR platforms, such as Epic, Athena, Cerner, or other systems, along with analytics tools, Microsoft Office, and Guidehealth applications.\n Managing referrals, tracking tasks, completing reconciliations, and maintaining detailed records according to Guidehealth policies and procedures.\n Supporting technology-enabled workflows, including AI-enabled outreach to identified populations.\n Maintaining accurate documentation to support care coordination, quality performance, risk adjustment, and compliance requirements.\n Working independently while collaborating closely with Guidehealth care management teams, medical practice staff, behavioral health partners, community partners, and other internal teams.\n Participating in Guidehealth meetings, training sessions, quality-of-care initiatives, and process improvement activities.\n Meeting and exceeding key performance indicators related to patient engagement and retention, quality measure performance, reduction in total cost of care, and timely completion of care coordination activities.\n Communicating patient barriers, system gaps, resource needs, and operational opportunities to leadership and appropriate team members.\n Maintaining professionalism, empathy, cultural competence, diplomacy, and sound judgment in all interactions.\n Following all HIPAA, PHI security, privacy, and Guidehealth compliance policies.\n Serving as a subject matter resource for workflows, documentation standards, patient engagement strategies, and community resource navigation.\n Participating in process improvement initiatives, including workflow optimization, quality improvement projects, and care coordination best practices.\n Supporting onboarding, mentoring, and training of new Community Resource Guides, as needed.\n Providing feedback to leadership regarding system gaps, patient barriers, workflow challenges, and operational improvement opportunities.\n Assisting in the development of best practices for documentation, outreach, community resource navigation, and care coordination.\n Performing other duties as assigned.\nQualifications\n\nWHAT YOU'LL NEED FOR SUCCESS\n\n At least 3 years of related experience in patient navigation, community resource navigation, medical assistance, health promotion, care coordination, peer support, emergency medical services, or a similar role.\n Experience working directly with patients in clinical, community-based, or non-clinical settings, preferably with patients who have complex medical, behavioral health, social, or financial needs.\n Experience using EHR systems or similar documentation platforms.\n Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a remote environment.\n Knowledge of medical terminology, primary care workflows, referral processes, and social drivers of health.\n Strong critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.\n Strong verbal, written, listening, and documentation skills.\n Ability to prioritize multiple tasks, manage time effectively, and work independently.\n Familiarity with motivational interviewing, behavior change principles, patient education, or care navigation techniques.\n Strong customer-service orientation with the ability to communicate with diplomacy, tact, empathy, and professionalism.\n Ability to collaborate effectively with patients, families, caregivers, providers, community partners, and interdisciplinary care teams.\n Ability to maintain confidentiality and comply with HIPAA, PHI security, and Guidehealth privacy requirements.\n\nWHAT WE'D LOVE FOR YOU TO HAVE\n\n Community Health Worker certification or equivalent community health experience, when permissible by contract.\n Peer Support Specialist certification or related peer support experience, when permissible by contract.\n Emergency Medical Technician certification or related emergency medical services experience, when permissible by contract.\n Experience supporting value-based care, population health, care gap closure, quality performance, risk adjustment, or total cost of care initiatives.\n Experience working with high-risk patient populations or patients with complex medical, behavioral health, substance use, social, or financial needs.\n Experience with referral coordination, transportation resources, community-based organizations, prior authorizations, or resource navigation.\n Experience using EHR platforms such as Epic, Athena, Cerner, or similar systems.\n Experience using patient engagement technology, analytics tools, patient portals, Microsoft Office, or AI-enabled outreach tools.\n Bilingual skills, if aligned with patient population needs.\n\nAdditional Information\n\nThe base pay range for this role is between $19.00 TO $20.50 per hour based upon experience and qualifications.\n\nALIVE with Purpose: How We Thrive at Guidehealth \nAt Guidehealth, our values come to life in everything we do. \n\n We are Driven by Accountability — grounded in transparency, reliability, and integrity as we navigate challenges and opportunities alike. \n Always Growing, Always Learning — staying curious and continuously improving inspires us to shape a better future for healthcare. \n With Collaborative Innovation, we solve problems creatively, making every experience better for our employees and the patients we serve. \n At Guidehealth, Every Voice Matters — we believe our collective strength is rooted in the unique perspectives of each team member. \n And through Empathy in Action, we build stronger connections with those who count on us. \n This is what it means to be ALIVE with purpose. This is how we thrive — together — at Guidehealth. \n\nBENEFITS:\nWhile you are hard at work advancing value-based healthcare, we are here to ensure YOU have the care you and your family need and the opportunities for growth and development. Our commitments to you include:\n\n Work from Home: Guidehealth is a fully remote company, providing you the flexibility to spend less time commuting and more time focusing on your professional goals and personal needs.\n Keep Health a Priority: We offer comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision plans to keep you covered.\n Plan for the Future: Our 401(k) plan includes a 3% employer match to your 6% contribution.\n Have Peace of Mind: We provide Life and Disability insurance for those "just in case" moments. Additionally, we offer voluntary Life options to keep you and your loved ones protected.\n Feel Supported When You Need It Most: Our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is here to help you through tough times.\n Take Time for Yourself: We offer paid time off plans helping you achieve work-life balance and meet your personal goals.\n Support Your New Family: Welcoming a new family member takes time and commitment. Guidehealth offers paid parental leave to give you the time you need.\n Learn and Grow: Your professional growth is important to us. Guidehealth offers various resources dedicated to your learning and development to advance your career with us.\n\nAll full-time employees of Guidehealth who work 30 hours per week or more are eligible for our comprehensive benefits package. Temporary employees and contractors are not eligible for benefits.\nCOMPENSATION:\nThe listed compensation range listed is paid bi-weekly per our standard payroll practices. Final base pay decisions are dependent upon a variety of factors which may include, but are not limited to: skill set, years of relevant experience, education, location, and licensure/certifications.\nOUR COMMITMENT TO EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYMENT \nDiversity, inclusion, and belonging are at the core of Guidehealth’s values. We are an equal opportunity employer. We enthusiastically accept our responsibility to make employment decisions without regard to race, religious creed, color, age, sex, sexual orientation and identity, national origin, citizenship, religion, marital status, familial status, physical, sensory, or medical disability, Family and Medical Leave, military or veteran status, pregnancy, childbirth or other related medical conditions, or any other classification protected by federal, state, and local laws and ordinances. Our management is fully dedicated to ensuring the fulfillment of this policy with respect to hiring, placement, promotion, transfer, demotion, layoff, termination, recruitment advertising, pay, and other forms of compensation, training, and general treatment during employment. \nOUR COMITTMENT TO PROTECTION OF PATIENT AND COMPANY DATA\nThis position is responsible for following all Security policies and procedures in order to protect all PHI and PII under Guidehealth’s custodianship as well as Guidehealth Intellectual Properties. For any security-specific roles, the responsibilities would be further defined by the hiring manager. \nAs a remote-first organization handling sensitive healthcare data, Guidehealth verifies candidate identity at multiple stages of the hiring and onboarding to safeguard patient privacy, data security, and compliance requirements.\nREMOTE WORK TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS\n Guidehealth is a fully remote company. We provide new employees with the necessary equipment to function in their role at no charge to the employee. Employees provide their own internet connection, capable of conducting video calls on camera and connecting to various internal and external systems. The required internet speed is a minimum of 100 mbps download, 10 mbps upload. Please run a speed test here to confirm your internet connection meets these requirements. \nSECONDARY EMPLOYMENT\nAt Guidehealth, we value transparency and colla

Job DescriptionDescription: Responsibilities • Maintain a high quality of personal and professional integrity in all interactions and thoroughness of documentation., • Develop a positive working relationship with families and work effectively with parents/caregivers to help them improve parenting skills and fulfill the service plan to effectively care for their children., • Ensure the safety and welfare of the children through timely visits, the frequency of which is determined by DCFS contract and the needs of the family., • Provide and document Integrated Assessment and Service Plans., • Provide and document ongoing support/referral services to the family, including all required home visits, crisis intervention, parenting classes, domestic violence services, substance use intervention, and mental health services., • Meet weekly and work closely with the supervisor in all decision-making meetings, including quarterly staffing and Child and Family Team Meetings, • Effectively move cases towards case closure within 6-12 months, • Pursue ongoing professional development through participation in training, seminars, and coursework. Function Each Intact Case Worker is responsible to assist families to function and care for children, free from abuse or neglect, keeping the family intact, rather than children entering the foster care system. It necessitates hard work, creativity and persistence to link the family members with the necessary services and provide the needed encouragement and accountability along the way. Requirements: • Must have a Bachelor’s degree in social work from an accredited school of social work or in a related field, • Preferred 2-3 years of human services or child welfare experience (paid or volunteer), • Must be willing and able to support the mission and Christian values of Lydia Home, • Must effectively communicate and work with diverse staff, clients, organizations and communities, • Must possess high level of computer literacy, organization, initiative and follow-through, • Must have a valid driver’s license, daily access to an automobile, and proof of vehicle insurance., • Requires physical, visual and auditory ability to carry out assigned duties including climbing at least 4 flights of stairs each day for home visits and occasionally carrying up to 25 lbs. for things like clothes, bedding, toys, car seats for families., • Must successfully complete all DCFS Training and successfully pass all required DCFS licensure and exams (takes about 3 weeks)., • Knowledge preferred of guiding regulations, including Illinois Department of, • Children and Family Services (IDCFS) Rules and Procedures, including Part 302.388 Intact Family Services and Part 401 Licensing Standards for Child Welfare Agencies, as well as Family First Prevention Services Act (H.R. 5456).

Job DescriptionAbout Humboldt Park Health As a community-based hospital, Humboldt Park Health reinvests in the community through programs that serve the poor and uninsured, manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, provide health education, and promote initiatives and outreach for older adults. We work hard every day to be a place of healing, caring, and connection for the patients and families in the community we call home. Since its founding in 1894, Humboldt Park Health has been deeply committed to serving the Humboldt Park community. Humboldt Park Health is a 200-bed acute care facility providing patient-centered healthcare services focused on quality and compassionate care, ranging from everyday healthcare needs to treatment for the most critical conditions. Join a Team That Cares for You, Too Caring for others starts with supporting the people who make it possible. We are committed to supporting our employees with meaningful benefits, retirement planning support, and opportunities for continued growth and development. Whether you are seeking a full-time, part-time, or Registry position, you will be part of a compassionate, team-oriented environment dedicated to caring for both our patients and our staff. Benefits Benefits eligibility and offerings vary based on employment status and applicable plan requirements. Eligible employees may have access to: • Medical, dental, and vision coverage, • Employer-paid life and AD&D insurance, • Flexible Spending Account (FSA) options, • 403(b) retirement plan with employer match, subject to eligibility requirements, • Paid Time Off (PTO), which may increase with years of service, • Employee discount at the Humboldt Park Health Wellness Center, • Education reimbursement, subject to eligibility requirements, • Employee wellness programs, • Additional voluntary benefits, • Opportunities for additional shifts, where applicable Benefits, eligibility, and employer contributions are subject to the applicable plan documents, employment status, and organizational policies. Position Summary [Insert position summary.] Essential Duties and Responsibilities • Facilitates discharge planning from admission. Assesses needs that may come up for patients and is proactive to prevent any delays in discharge., • Active participation in IPOC (Interdisciplinary rounds) working closely with Case Manager, Nurses, and Physicians., • Prepares psychosocial evaluations and care plans age appropriate to the patient/family needs., • Assesses and diagnoses the psychosocial needs of the patients, caregivers, and families through initial history including medical, psychiatric, substance abuse, community resources, and ADLs. As well as, considers risk management and how these needs are impeding the plan of care., • Develops discharge plans relevant to patient needs, available options and patient preferences. Makes all appropriate referrals to other community service agencies in a timely manner, as evidenced by documentation., • Demonstrates the skills and judgment necessary to implement the plan of care, interventions, and procedures necessary, with an emphasis on self-determination of the client system., • Utilizes clinical skills including individual, couples, and group modalities to better meet the psychosocial needs of the patient and family to develop improved clinical skills and expertise., • Maintains an up-to-date, accurate and appropriate record of all social work activities in patient’s medical chart.Required Qualifications, • 1-3 years of experience in similar role required, • 3+ year of experience in similar role preferred, • Master’s degree in Social Work requiredLicensure and Certification, • Licensed Clinical Social Worker licensure required within 6 months of employment., • BLS Required Where a professional license or certification is required, the candidate must maintain the applicable license or certification throughout employment and comply with applicable renewal and reporting requirements. Humboldt Park Health may verify applicable professional licenses, certifications, education, employment history, and other credentials as permitted or required by applicable law and organizational policy. Schedule This position follows a full-time schedule . Flexibility may be required based on patient care and operational needs. Compensation Pay Range: $62,000 – $72,000 per year The pay range represents the budgeted compensation range for this position. Final offers may vary based on job-related factors, including qualifications, education, experience, skill set, internal equity, applicable policies, and other factors permitted by law.

Job Description The purpose of this position is to render direct clinical services to clients within Agency policies, programs and support overall departmental functioning. Knowledge, Skills and Responsibilities: • Completes all duties outlined for a school social worker with a 30% reduced student caseload., • Co-leads quarterly Utilization Review., • Develops an increased leadership role in both clinical and classroom teams, by providing consultation and a therapeutic lens, as appropriate., • May assist with school wide training focused on clinical topics and/or best practices., • Coordinate/support SEL services in line with needs of students and restorative practices to support their use with clinicians and classroom staff., • Assists with administrative tasks related to running the department, such as helping maintain documents, create and maintain systems, and planning department meetings., • As needed, assist clinical staff in IEP prep and completion, goal evaluation and other school procedures pertaining to collecting IEP data., • Co-plans and leads group supervision for clinical staff., • Coach and mentor clinical staff as needed with clinical interventions, as well as provide consultation as needed when Director is not available., • With the Director, consults on assignment of new and transfer cases to professional clinical staff., • As needed, provides consultation for intake process including review of referrals and appropriateness of placement and recommendations for case assignments and class placement in collaboration with administrative team., • Participates in the hiring process for new clinicians., • Assists the Director to implement issues of professional growth, development of assigned clinicians, and issues related to team management., • Successfully complete training and maintain certification for CPI with Advanced Skills, Ukeru, and Collaborative Problem Solving., • Use Advanced CPI prescribed methods to manually restrain student/clients ages 5 to 22, who are a variety of heights, weights, and strength capacities, when they are physically out of control and consequently a danger to himself/herself or others. This task may involve taking the resident from a standing position to the floor, deflecting and or absorbing blows, bumps, kicks, spitting and other physically aggressive acts, moving furniture and any other movable, though large and heavy objects, in order to clear a space in which the resident can be safely restrained., • Performs other duties as assigned. REQUIREMENTS: • A master’s degree in social work from an accredited institution which must be verified via official certified transcripts., • Clinical LCSW State license., • Supervisory recommendation for internal candidates., • Demonstrated consistent ability to maintain requirements for both direct service productivity and documentation., • Ability to work a flexible schedule when needed for school events/trainings., • Bilingual candidates encouraged to apply, • Proficiency in Microsoft Office PREFERRED: • At least 3 years of experience in school setting with direct clinical practice preferred., • Supervisory or administrative experience preferred. WHAT YOU'LL LOVE ABOUT US: • Time off: Paid time off varies by position – can include vacation days, sick days, paid federal holidays, and paid Jewish holidays., • Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance. 401(k) with base contribution and match. Additional health and wellness benefits, financial benefits, professional training, tuition reimbursement, 6 weeks paid parental leave, and much more. Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship. Bilingual candidates encouraged to apply EEO Statement: Jewish Child and Family Services is an Equal Employment Opportunity (“EEO”) employer. JCFS prohibits illegal discrimination and harassment and affords equal employment opportunities to employees and applicants without regard to race, color, sex, age, religion, disability, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital status, parental status, source of income, housing status, military service or discharge status, gender identity, genetic information, or any other protected category established by law, statute or ordinance. Please visit us at http://www.jcfs.org

Job DescriptionDescription: Clinical Assessment and Therapeutic Services · Conduct comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments, behavioral health screenings, and clinical evaluations for participants enrolled in the Midwest Healthy Start program. · Utilize validated screening tools, including the PHQ-9, EPDS, GAD-7, and other evidence-based assessment instruments, to identify behavioral health needs. · Develop individualized treatment plans and provide short-term individual, family, and group counseling using evidence-based interventions. · Deliver trauma-informed behavioral health services to pregnant and postpartum individuals, fathers/partners, and families experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, adjustment disorders, and other behavioral health concerns. · Provide crisis intervention, suicide risk assessments, safety planning, stabilization services, and referrals for higher levels of care when appropriate. Behavioral Health Consultation and Early Childhood Mental Health · Serve as the behavioral health consultant for SGA's Start Early Early Head Start, Home-Based, and Family Child Care programs. · Provide reflective consultation and coaching to Home Visitors, Family Child Care Specialists, Family Support Specialists, and supervisory staff regarding infant and early childhood mental health, child development, attachment, trauma, and challenging behaviors. · Conduct observations during home visits, family child care settings, and program activities to assess social-emotional concerns and recommend appropriate interventions. · Consult with families regarding child development, parent-child relationships, behavioral concerns, emotional regulation, and positive parenting practices. · Support implementation of Head Start Performance Standards related to Mental Health Services and contribute to continuous quality improvement efforts. Care Coordination and Family Support · Collaborate with Community Health Workers, Nurse Practitioners, medical providers, educators, Early Intervention providers, and community partners to ensure coordinated, family-centered care. · Connect participants and families to behavioral health, substance use treatment, domestic violence services, housing resources, developmental evaluations, Early Intervention, and other community-based supports. · Participate in multidisciplinary case conferences, care planning meetings, and family staffing sessions to coordinate services and improve participant outcomes. Training, Education, and Clinical Consultation · Provide clinical consultation and guidance to program staff regarding participant engagement, behavioral health concerns, trauma-informed practices, and appropriate intervention strategies. · Develop and facilitate trainings for staff and families on topics including infant and early childhood mental health, maternal mental health, trauma-informed care, positive behavior supports, protective factors, resilience, reflective parenting, stress management, and self-care. · Assist in developing behavioral health protocols, clinical workflows, and best practices that strengthen service delivery across programs. Documentation, Compliance, and Quality Improvement · Maintain timely, accurate, and complete clinical documentation, including assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, referrals, and discharge summaries. · Ensure compliance with agency policies, HIPAA regulations, ethical standards, licensing requirements, and grant deliverables. · Assist with program evaluation, data collection, outcome measurement, quality improvement initiatives, and preparation of grant reports. Professional Responsibilities · Participate in clinical supervision, reflective practice, continuing education, and professional development activities. · Represent SGA at community meetings, collaborative partnerships, and professional events. · Perform other duties as assigned. Requirements: Education Master's Degree in Social Work from an accredited program. Current Illinois Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) license required Experience · Minimum five years of clinical experience providing behavioral health services. · Experience working with pregnant women, infants, families, or maternal and child health populations preferred. · Experience providing trauma-informed and culturally responsive care. · Knowledge of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, crisis intervention, and community behavioral health systems. Preferred Experience · Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health · Head Start/Early Head Start · Reflective Practice · Child Development · Parent-Child Relationship-Based Interventions · Home Visiting Programs · Maternal Mental Health · Early Intervention systems · Experience providing reflective supervision or reflective consultation. · Knowledge of Head Start Performance Standards and infant/early childhood mental health best practices. Key Competencies · Clinical assessment and diagnosis · Evidence-based counseling interventions · Motivational Interviewing and trauma-informed care · Strong interdisciplinary collaboration · Excellent documentation and case management skills · Microsoft Office and ETO proficiency · Clinical consultation and staff coaching · Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health · Cultural humility and family-centered practice · Relationship-based practice · Strong presentation and facilitation skills Conditions of Employment ·Must have a valid driver’s license and automobile insurance required for work-related travel. Physical Requirements · Ability to remain stationary for extended periods. · Frequent travel to participant homes, SGA offices, hospitals, community agencies, and early childhood program sites. · Occasional lifting up to 25 pounds. · Evening and weekend availability as needed. FULL-TIME BENEFITS ELIGIBLE BENEFITS Eligible employees receive a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision insurance; employer-paid life insurance; short- and long-term disability coverage; a 403(b) retirement savings plan; paid vacation, sick leave, personal days, and holidays; an Employee Assistance Program; Benefits are provided in accordance with plan documents and organizational policies, and eligibility may vary based on employment status and scheduled hours. DISCLAIMER Nothing in this job description restricts management’s right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time; this description reflects management’s assignment of essential functions, it does not proscribe or restrict the tasks that may be assigned. This job description is subject to change at any time. An Equal Opportunity Employer

Job Description Statement of Purpose The social worker will work with residents in the skilled nursing facility by identifying their psychosocial, mental, and emotional needs along with providing, developing, and/or aiding in the access of services to meet those needs. Services will be provided in accordance with the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Code of Ethics along with strict adherence to government regulations. The nursing home social worker is responsible for fostering a climate, policies and routines that enable residents to maximize their individuality, independence, and dignity. This climate shall provide residents with the highest practical level of physical, mental, and psychosocial well-being and quality of life. Guiding Principles Social work services in long-term care settings focus on several key areas, including the social and emotional impact of physical or mental illness or disability, the preservation and enhancement of physical and social functioning, the promotion of the conditions essential to ensure maximum benefits from long-term health care services, the prevention of physical and mental illness and increased disability, and the promotion and maintenance of physical and mental health and an optimal quality of life. Objectives: providing direct social services to residents and their families by professionally trained social workers assisting residents and families to use and receive maximum benefit from the facility and community-based social and health resources on a continuum throughout the stay of each resident strengthening communications among residents, families, and the program or facility staff assisting the facility to achieve and maintain a therapeutic environment essential to the optimal quality of life and independent functioning of each resident and to provide for maximum participation of residents in planning activities and policies promoting facility–community interaction by encouraging community involvement in the facility along with resident and staff involvement in the community, developing linkages with a wide range of community resources, and participating in the assessment of and the need for planning related to other long-term social and health care resources Standards for Social Work Services in Long-Term Care Facilities 1. Ethics and Values: Social workers in long-term care facilities shall demonstrate a commitment to the values and ethics of the social work profession, emphasizing resident empowerment and self-determination, and shall use NASW’s Code of Ethics (2000) as a guide to ethical decision making. 1. Service Plan: The long-term care facility shall maintain a written plan for defining social work services designed to ensure their availability to all residents and their families. The plan for social work services shall be guided by a written statement of philosophy, objectives, and policies. The plan shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, the following: communication and collaboration with the care plan team and others involved with residents’ care collaboration with colleagues, community agencies, volunteers, and consultants development and implementation of services and special programs compliance with laws and regulations mandated by federal, state, and local governing bodies requirements for professional development and continuing education of social work staff maintenance of residents’ medical records and reports mandated by federal, state, and local laws and the facility. 1. Responsibilities of Social Work Department: The social work director shall carry primary responsibility for social work services, including the development of organizational plans and administrative policies and procedures and coordination of services. The social work director’s responsibilities may include the following: development and implementation of all social health programs in the setting implementation and oversight of procedures to ensure that adequate documentation of social work services are provided in each resident’s medical record and that legal, ethical, and professional standards are observed in written recordings. establishment and administration of a social work program that provides high-quality care and services reflective of professional standards of practice and in compliance with all federal, state, and local laws establishment and administration of quality assurance procedures and modification of these procedures where appropriate ensuring that staff is knowledgeable about residents’ rights in accordance with all federal, state, and local laws. 1. Program Functions The functions of the social work program shall include, but not be limited to, direct services to residents, families, and other individuals involved with residents’ care; advocacy; care planning, discharge planning and documentation; participation in policy and program planning; quality improvement; staff education pertaining to social services; liaison to the community; and consultation to other staff members. Specific social work functions may include, but are not limited to, the following: preadmission services, including biopsychosocial assessments and participation in interdisciplinary evaluation of the individual’s need for institutional care and preparation of the incoming resident identification of needs and coordination of services to ensure that the biopsychosocial needs of each resident are met. participation in the development and reassessment, as needed, of individualized social service and interdisciplinary care plans designed to meet the biopsychosocial needs. of each resident assisting residents and families in locating and using financial, legal, mental health, and other community resources provision of individual, family, and group services focused on the maintenance or enhancement of the resident’s biopsychosocial functioning and understanding of the resident’s placement and health status; services may include assistance with the following: concerns related to the resident’s illness, disability, treatment, financial and medical decision making; placement and expectations of care. inter- or interfaculty transfers; interpersonal relationships; re-establishing community living; and coping with separation, loss, dying, and death advocacy of appropriate care and treatment of residents through the development and implementation of policies, and the education of residents, staff, and family regarding residents’ rights, as well as consultation with the long-term care ombudsperson ensuring that health and mental health social work services are available to residents to assist with attaining or maintaining the highest practical mental and psychosocial well-being, while helping residents who display mental or psychosocial difficulty receive appropriate treatment and services acting as a resource to staff participating in behavioral interventions facilitating residents’ safe integration into the community through interdisciplinary discharge planning and follow-up services participation in planning and policy development for the facility, including collaboration with other members of the staff in the identification of biopsychosocial, cultural, and environmental factors essential to the delivery of quality care to residents and families, participation in orientation of all new employees, and in-service training of facility personnel participation in resident and family council development, as needed or requested participation with medical personnel and facility staff in discussing with competent residents and families advance directives and financial powers of attorney; for incompetent residents, participation in discussions of guardianship and surrogate decision making 1. Documentation Documentation of social work services provided to residents, family members, and other individuals involved with the resident’s care must be recorded in the medical record. Progress notes and other social work entries in the medical record shall be recorded to permit and encourage regular and ongoing communication with physicians and other professionals involved in the resident’s care. 1. Cultural Competence Social workers shall provide residents and their families with social services in the context of multicultural understanding and competence. The increasingly diverse population in the United States requires that social workers raise. their awareness and appreciation of cultural differences. Social workers must develop. competencies that include heightened self-awareness, knowledge, and practice skills consistent with the NASW Standards for Cultural Competence in Social Work Practice (NASW, 2001). 1. Work Environment There should be adequate budget, space, facilities, and equipment to fulfill the professional and administrative needs of the social work program. Offices of the social work staff must be readily accessible to residents, their families, and facility staff. They should provide privacy and confidentiality. for individual, family, and group work; conferences; telephone calls; and documentation. Standard office equipment that adequately reflects current office technological needs should be provided. Supervision Received Receives supervision from administrator and LCSW consultant.

Job Description At LifeStance Health, we believe in a truly healthy society where mental and physical healthcare are unified to make lives better. Our mission is to help people lead healthier, more fulfilling lives by improving access to trusted, affordable, and personalized mental healthcare. Everywhere. Every day. It’s a lofty goal; we know. But we make it happen with the best team in behavioral health. Thank you for taking the time to explore a career with us. As the fastest growing behavioral health practice group in the country, now is the perfect time to join our clinical team! We are actively looking to hire talented Licensed Therapists in the area for LifeStance Health, who are passionate about patient care and committed to clinical excellence. Is this you? • Wanting to deliver high quality behavioral healthcare., • Seeking work life balance., • Interested in growing professionally.What we offer Therapists:, • MUST work with Child/adolescent populations or Couples., • LCPC - LCSW - LMFT, • Fee For Service Productivity Model - W2, • Generous Signing Bonus, • Full benefits package: health, dental, vision, life, 4% match 401k, and paid parental leave, • Collegial work environment., • Newly designed and modern offices., • Full time billers and full-time schedulers, • Full administrative support, • Latest in digital technology, Full EMR no paper – NO IMCANS, • Strong work/life balance., • Compensation Range $71,000 - $90,000, compensation model based on productivity.Licensed Therapists are a critical part of our clinical team. We’re seeking Licensed Therapists that are:, • Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor / Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist., • Holding active Illinois licenses. LifeStance provides the compensation range and benefits that it in good faith believes it might pay and/or offer for this position. LifeStance reserves the right to ultimately pay more or less than the posted range and offer additional benefits and other compensation, depending on circumstances not related to an applicant’s sex or other status protected by local, state, or federal law. About LifeStance Health LifeStance is a national provider of mental healthcare services focused on evidenced-based, medically driven treatment services for children, adolescents and adults suffering from a variety of mental health issues in an outpatient care setting, both in-person at its clinics nationwide and through its digital health telemedicine offering. The company employs psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and licensed therapists throughout the US. LifeStance Health is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are fully committed to creating an inclusive work environment for all our employees. Our values:Belonging: We cultivate a space where everyone can show up as their authentic self. Empathy: We seek out diverse perspectives and listen to learn without judgment. Courage: We are all accountable for doing the right thing - even when it's hard - because we know it's worth it. One Team: We realize our full potential when we work together towards our shared purpose. If you elect to interact with us via our website, please only use www.lifestance.com or www.careers.lifestance.com. Additionally, our recruiters utilize email addresses with the @lifestance.com domain. Other websites and domains are not affiliated with LifeStance Health and may represent threats to your data security. LifeStance Health complies with federal and state disability laws and makes reasonable accommodations for applicants and employees with disabilities. If reasonable accommodation is needed to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and/or to receive other benefits and privileges of employment, please contact our Human Resources Team at ADA@lifestance.com or by calling +1-800-308-0994. Please note: This contact is intended solely for accommodation requests. Inquiries regarding applications, resumes and applicant status should not be sent to this email address as they will not be reviewed or responded to. To apply for a position, please use our official careers page.

Job Description $5000$ Sign-on Bonus Basic Function: The Social Servers worker implements and plans for direct casework services to clients within agency policy and procedure, under the direct supervision of the Program Supervisor or designee. Essential Functions: • Provides and coordinates a continuum of casework services on all levels of child welfare system designed to archive permanency for children and their family of origin, extended family, or foster/adoptive family within established policies., • Complete and submit all required reports, documentation and billing accurately and timely as required by agency and finding sources., • Coordinate and collaborate with other service providers, schools, and health care facilities to promote the child (ren)’s well-being., • Works effectively with the child welfare team including the supervisor, counselors, other social service workers, and aides., • Develops effective working relationships with Foster Parents, Biological Parents and other important people in the child’s life., • Develops a working knowledge of community resources and links them to serving clients., • Represents clients’ needs and Agency interest to referral sources, DCFS, the judicial system and governmental agencies. Position Qualifications: In addition to a real passion for working with at-risk children and families, this opportunity requires: • A bachelor’s degree in social work or a related human services field., • State licensing/certification as required by the State of Illinois Department of Children and Family Services which can be provided through training., • Background check clearance, both criminal and Child Abuse and Neglect Tracking System, • Valid driver’s license, auto insurance, and access reliable transportation for visits, and to transport clients to and from appointments. Knowledge/Skills/Abilities (K/S/A): • Demonstrated ability to communicate in a clear, comprehensible manner, both verbally and in writing, • This position requires the individual demonstrate the experiences, beliefs, attitude and awareness that indicate cultural sensitivity to the client population served., • This position requires the individual possess the ability to partner with clients individually and/or in family to help them mobilize resources and build resilience., • This position requires the individual possess the ability to coordinate effectively with other team members, other Agency resources and outside services in addressing client needs., • This position requires the individual possess an understanding of evidence-informed practices, engagement strategies, boundary setting, concurrent documentation, working in a community setting, organizing, motivational interviewing, and family systems. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS & WORK ENVIRONMENT: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is subject to sitting, walking, and standing for prolonged periods; frequently pushes, pulls, grasps, feels, and occasionally stoops, kneels, crouches, or crawls. The employee frequently is required to use manual and finger dexterity and eye-hand coordination when working with persons served and handling office, medical, or household equipment. The employee is subject to assist and lift up to 50 pounds with varying amounts of assistance on a recurring basis. The employee is required to have corrected vision and hearing within normal range and the ability to operate a motor vehicle. Must have the ability to perform CPR and CPI. Occupational exposure to blood, body fluids, and infectious substances, including communicable diseases, when performing personal care (Category III). Occasional exposure to cleaning agents and disinfectants. Environmental Conditions: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is occasionally exposed to moving mechanical parts and outside weather conditions. The noise level in the work environment is usually loud. Fulltime Role Compensation 44,000 Annually Benefits • Paid vacation, • Paid Sick Time, • 12 Paid Holidays, • Medical, • Dental, • Vision, • 403(b) Plan, • Life Insurance, • Long-term & short-term disability, • Employee assistance program (EAP), • Family medical leave, • Tuition reimbursement Benefit options and eligibility vary by Fulltime and Part-time positions. Compensation within the posted salary range varies based on factors including, but not limited to, experience, skills, education, and performance at the time of the offer Disclaimer: The intent of this job description is to provide a representative level of the types of duties and responsibilities that will be required of positions given this title and shall not be construed as a declaration of the total of the specific duties and responsibilities of any particular position. Employees may be directed to perform job-related tasks other than those specifically presented in this description.

Job Description Position Summary: Casa Central’s School Age Program (SAP) provides out-of-school-time enrichment programming for children ages 5-12 and their families. The Group Worker is responsible for planning, organizing and implementing activities in the School Age Program. Group Workers walk and/or ride on Casa Central’s busses to pick up children from school; engage in indoor and outdoor play; lead and supervise children on various field trips; plan and implement lesson plans and special activities; provide support with homework; and ensure a welcoming, safe, nurturing, engaging environment for children and their families. Must be available to work a variable schedule: full-time in the summer and during days of non-attendance at school and part-time on regular school days. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Include the following, other duties as assigned: Family Engagement Maintain communication and a positive relationship with families. Share information with parents/caregivers about their child’s strengths and successes. Collaborate with families and program staff to address any challenges or needs. Program Planning Develop lesson plans which demonstrate and instruct children in activities including active sports, games, arts and crafts, nutrition, science, drama, social emotional learning, and others. Identify interests of individual children and develop plans to help them build on those interests. Participant Service Delivery Lead a group of children in engaging activities that meet funder and licensing/accrediting body requirements. Assist children with assigned homework. Provide choices for children and guide them in making positive decisions. Accompany and supervise children on outings. This includes walking to parks, schools, and on field trips, including in water (pools and lakes) when necessary. Pick children up from school (walking or via agency-owned vehicles) and ensure safe transportation back to the center. Help children serve themselves meals (breakfast, lunch and supper on full days; supper only on half days), following safe food handling protocol. Follow safety measures with children indoors and outdoors, ensuring active supervision of children at all times. Service Documentation Maintain accurate daily attendance records. Maintain accurate daily meal count records. Support completion of individualized quarterly case notes. Administrative Tasks Attend and engage in staff meetings. Approve time sheets and ensure compliance with agency and funder guidelines, ensuring that daily activities are within the allowable activities approved by the agency. Program-Specific Activities Maintain knowledge in child development, out-of-school time care, and other relevant themes by attending seminars, workshops and in-service trainings, completing and maintaining documentation of at least 20 hours of ongoing professional development each year. Work with Program Director and other team members to maintain DCFS licensing standards and ExceleRate Illinois standards of quality. Support volunteers and interns in engaging appropriately and effectively with children in the classrooms. Performance & Quality Management Nurture positive and collaborative working relationships with other agency staff and outside stakeholders and partners. Incorporate the agency mission, philosophy, and core values in direct daily work and decision-making; adhere to agency policy. Cultivate a professional and respectful work environment. Be actively involved with, and knowledgeable about, the agency’s Performance Quality Improvement (PQI) structure and process. General Requirements: Sensitivity to cultural diversity is required. Will be subject to drug and alcohol screening and a comprehensive background check. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to perform the essential functions. Education/Experience: Thirty semester hours (or 45 quarter hours) of credit from an accredited college or university with six semester hours (or nine quarter hours) related to school-age child care, child development, elementary education, physical education, recreation, camping or other related fields; or 1560 clock hours of experience in a recreational program or licensed day care center serving school-age children or a license exempt school-age child care program operated by a public or private school, and six semester hours (or nine quarter hours) of credit from an accredited college or university related to school-age child care, child development, elementary education, physical education, recreation, camping or other related fields; or A high school diploma or equivalency certificate plus 3120 clock hours of experience in a recreational program, kindergarten, or licensed day care center serving school-age children or a license exempt school-age child care program operated by a public or private school. Gateways School Age Youth Development (SAYD) credential strongly preferred. Language Skills: Bilingual in Spanish preferred. Computer Literacy & Knowledge Skills Abilities: Basic computer skills required. Mathematical Skills: Basic math skills required. Operating Environment and Working Relationships: Ability to work within an interdisciplinary team as a cooperative and supportive team member. Ability to establish relationships with families and stakeholders from diverse backgrounds. Decision Making Authority: Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables in situations where only limited standardization exists. Ability to seek support from Program Coordinator and/or Program Director to make decisions beyond the scope of the role. People Management: Must exhibit ability to work in a cooperative manner with all agency staff and persons affiliated with the agency. Follow the personnel policies of Casa Central. Support with oversight of volunteers and interns. Remote Work/Technology (WIFI)/Mobile Phone Usage:Not eligible for remote work. A personal mobile phone is not required and therefore not eligible for mobile phone reimbursement. Physical Demands: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to sit, talk and hear. The employee frequently is required to use hands. Must be able to lift and carry 25lbs. Work Environment: The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate. Disclaimer: The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by the employee in this position. The content of this job description is not intended to be constructed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of a person in this position. I acknowledge and understand that: Receipt of the position description does not imply nor create a promise of employment, nor an employment contract of any kind, and that my employment is at-will. • The job description provides a general summary of the position in which I am employed, that the contents of this job description are job requirements and, at this time, I know of no limitations which would prevent me from performing these functions with or without accommodation. I further understand that it is my responsibility to inform my supervisor at any time that I am unable to perform these functions., • Job duties, tasks, work hours and work requirements may be changed at any time.

Job Description Use your clinical skills to be a part of transforming the crisis care system! Like a physical health crisis, a mental health crisis can be devastating for individuals, families, and communities. Thresholds’ Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) is committed to providing services and supports to best meet the needs of individuals experiencing a mental health crisis. As a Crisis Worker, you will respond to mental health crises on the South Side of Chicago, acting as an alternative to or in conjunction with hospitalization or police response. Each shift, you will answer calls to our crisis hotline and conduct a quick yet robust safety assessment to determine what response is needed. You may connect the caller to an appropriate service or provider, or if a face-to-face intervention is necessary, you and a Peer Engagement Specialist will meet the caller at home, their workplace, or another location in the community. As a pair, you will assist the person in crisis with the least restrictive intervention possible. This can look like anything from walking someone through a panic attack to assisting them with hospitalization. Community interventions occur year-round, in all weather conditions. The team may also distribute basic necessities to individuals in crisis, such as first aid items, water, or warm clothes. After responding to the crisis, you will offer a follow-up to the client based on their needs as well as document the services provided. During downtime between calls, you will have the opportunity to focus on professional development through self-directed projects and community outreach efforts. The culture at Thresholds is collaborative and supportive, providing you with the tools and resources you need for the best client care. Opportunities for training and professional development, including clinical supervision, will deepen your knowledge and expand your clinical skills in harm reduction, trauma-informed care, and other evidence-based practices. This invaluable experience will set you up for a variety of career paths and growth opportunities within our organization. Must be able to remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods of time and occasionally traverse long distances and ascend/descend multiple flights of stairs. To succeed in this role, you need: • Passion for mental health advocacy, • Effective communication and relationship-building skills, • Ability to problem-solve, • Good writing skills, • Strong time management and organization, • To be at least 23 years old, • A valid driver’s license (having daily access to a vehicle preferred), • Ability to work assigned schedule. Two Friday Schedules:, • Friday 3pm - 11:30pm, • Friday 11:00pm - 7:30am Many education and experience paths are eligible for this role:, • High school diploma or GED certificate and 5 years of supervised clinical experience, • Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or related field, • Bachelor’s degree in an unrelated field and 2 years of supervised clinical experience, • Master’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or related field What sets Thresholds apart:, • Competitive pay - Base Rate: $27.00 - $30.58 per hour, • Based on education, experience, and licensure, • Generous PTO, • Dental insurance, vision insurance, 3 medical insurance plans, • 403(b) retirement plan with 3% employer match, • Robust employee assistance program (EAP), • Mileage reimbursement, • Public service loan forgiveness Thresholds is a mission-driven agency with a deep commitment to fostering an environment where all feel valued and respected, a place where every employee can be themselves, thrive, and support the agency’s mission. Click here to learn more. One of the oldest and largest community mental health organizations in Illinois, we pride ourselves in being a Chicago Tribune Top Workplace and one of Chicago’s 101 Best & Brightest Companies to Work For, several years in a row.

Job Description The Safer Foundation is a social service provider to individuals with arrest and conviction records. Through a full range of services, including case management, educational instruction and advocacy, we focus on preparing individuals for the world of work by helping them find and keep productive and meaningful employment General Summary: The Behavioral Health Navigator plays a critical role in supporting individuals in custody with substance use disorders, mental health challenges, and in need of preparation for release back into the community. This position is a contractual position in partnership with the IL Dept of Corrections, providing comprehensive behavioral health services, including case management, ASAM assessments, crisis intervention, group/individual counseling, and service coordination. The Behavioral Health Navigator will conduct initial screenings and assessments within 24-48 hours of client engagement, develop individualized service plans, and facilitate warm handoffs to appropriate treatment providers, housing resources, and employment services. The role requires at least 2 years of experience in a substance use treatment setting, 1 year of case management experience, and 1 year working with justice-involved individuals. Performance Results Description The Position is properly performed when all essential duties and responsibilities are executed by following the Safer Values. Exceeding Expectations, Communication and Collaboration, Integrity, and Evidence-Based Innovation. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Stakeholder Interface and Service • Conduct initial screenings and risk-needs assessments, including ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine) assessments and health-related service needs evaluations., • Provide individual and group counseling to clients experiencing substance use and mental health disorders., • Develop and implement individualized treatment plans, incorporating both behavioral health and pre-release and reentry support needs., • Facilitate evidence-based group therapy sessions, including but not limited to relapse prevention, cognitive-behavioral interventions, and psychoeducation on trauma and substance use., • Provide brief therapy interventions, including emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and crisis stabilization., • Assist clients in navigating Medicaid/SNAP applications and connecting to community-based behavioral health treatment, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and other recovery services., • Provide direct crisis intervention and de-escalation for individuals experiencing acute mental health or substance use crises., • Ensure continuity of care by coordinating referrals to medical, behavioral health, housing, employment, and legal services., • Monitor client progress, conduct follow-ups, and adjust service plans as needed to support long-term recovery and reintegration., • Maintain a caseload of approximately 25 participants, ensuring regular contact and engagement., • Perform other duties as assigned Stakeholder Outreach & Recruitment • Work collaboratively with reentry programs, behavioral health providers, correctional facilities, community organizations, and social service agencies to ensure seamless service delivery., • Participate in integrated staffings with internal teams and external providers to coordinate care and case planning., • Advocate for participants by addressing barriers to reentry, behavioral health treatment, and social services. Tracking, Document, and Reporting • Maintain accurate client records and case notes in Salesforce, CareLogic, and other electronic health record systems., • Complete ASAM assessments, progress notes, and treatment plans in compliance with Illinois Rule 2060 and Medicaid standards., • Ensure compliance with HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and other privacy/confidentiality regulations. • Conduct monthly self-reviews of documentation to uphold quality standards and contractual requirements., • Track client referrals and follow-up on service engagement and outcomes. Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: • Expertise in substance use disorder treatment, ASAM criteria, and behavioral health case management., • Knowledge of evidence-based counseling techniques, including motivational interviewing, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and trauma-informed care., • Strong understanding of justice-involved populations and the barriers they face in accessing care., • Familiarity with Illinois Medicaid, public benefits, and behavioral health service networks., • Proficiency in electronic health record (EHR) systems, such as CareLogic and Salesforce., • Ability to engage and build trust with diverse client populations, including those with histories of incarceration, trauma, and substance use. Education and Experience: • Bachelor’s Degree with 2 years of experience in substance use treatment, mental health, or reentry services required., • Minimum of 2 years of experience working in a substance use treatment environment required., • Minimum of 1 year of case management experience required., • Minimum of 1 year working with justice-involved individuals required., • Experience facilitating group therapy and individual counseling sessions., • Experience in conducting ASAM assessments and developing treatment plans., • Individuals with lived experience in recovery and/or the justice system are highly preferred. Licenses and or Certifications: • Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) required, but LSW or LCSW can be substituted., • Licensed Social Worker (LSW), Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), or equivalent credentials preferred but not required. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States without current or future employer sponsorship. Safer Foundation is unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of employment visas, including H-1B, TN, E-3, or other employment-based visas. Safer Foundation is a drug-free workplace Equal Opportunity Employer/Affirmative Action/Minorities/Females/Veterans www.saferfoundation.org No Phone Calls Please

Job Description If asked to describe the culture at Metropolitan Family Services, we could do that in one word. COMMUNITY! Reflected in both our internal culture as well as through the services we provide, community is at the heart of all we do. Metropolitan Family Services empowers families to learn, to earn, to heal, to thrive. Part mentor, part motivator, part advocate, since 1857, Metropolitan Family Services has been the engine of change that empowers families to reach their greatest potential and positively impact their communities. Are you looking to have an impact on more than a company's bottom line? Then we'd love to hear from you! We are looking for a full-time CCBHC Mental Health Practitioner to join our Merrionette Park office. SALARY: The average starting salary for this position will fall in the range of $58,000 and $70,371 annually. Where candidates fall in this range will be based on skill and experience level. Of note, is that candidates possessing a LCSW or LCPC may be considered for a possible starting salary up to $78,864. $2,500 Sign-on Bonus for first-time employees with MFS! ($1,250 on the first paycheck and $1,250 after 6 months of employment). ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: • Performs comprehensive, in-depth assessment and clinical formulation, development of accurate diagnosis and strengths-based treatment plans for CCBHC services. Performs open access as assigned., • Provides individual/group therapy, crisis intervention, and case management services, adhering to CCBHC and MRO/Medicaid rehabilitation service models. Provides a full range of therapeutic interventions, advocacy, skill-building, and related services. Provides evidence-based treatment interventions per training and certifications., • Learns and utilizes agency and community resources., • Assesses community conditions that affect clients to identify resource gaps and problems., • Works with multidisciplinary professionals including psychiatrists, nurses and community agencies to provide a continuum of coordinated care to meet the complex needs of clients., • Provide on-call or in-person crisis intervention services when necessary., • Recommends financial assistance and other benefits the client may be entitled to., • May serve on regional or agency-wide committees., • Meets agency expectation for quantity of direct service and maintains quality and fidelity to evidence-based practices., • Maintains timely and accurate client records and any necessary agency and CCBHC required reporting., • Participates in agency and site based required meetings and trainings., • Works effectively with diverse staff and service population., • Must work evenings and weekends, • Other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS: • Master's Degree in Social Work, Counseling or related field from an accredited college or university, required., • Licensed Social Worker (LSW), or Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), required., • Must obtain and maintain IM+CANS certification, required., • 2+ years of post-graduate social work experience at an intermediate skill level, preferred., • Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) or experience working with clients experiencing substance use preferred. Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), preferred., • IM+CANS certification, preferred., • ASAM certified, preferred. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: • Satisfactorily pass all relevant screenings and criminal background checks. TRAVEL/MOBILITY REQUIREMENTS: • Driving for work required with a personally owned vehicle. TRAVEL BETWEEN SITES: • Yes PHYSICAL DEMANDS: While performing the essential duties of this job, the employee is required to sit and stand for sustained periods of time, frequently talk, hear, use hands and fingers to feel, handle and operate objects or controls, and occasionally stand, bend, stretch, stoop, kneel and crouch. The employee is required to have close visual acuity to perform an activity such as preparing and analyzing data and figures, transcribing and viewing a computer terminal. Metropolitan Family Services puts our people first with a top-of-the-line benefits package. Find out more by clicking here! Some highlights include: • Medical Coverage, Dental Coverage, and Vision Coverage., • Metropolitan Family Services contributions of $2,000 to individual, and $4,000 to family, HSA accounts, pro-rated to your benefits start date., • FREE General Medicine and Behavioral Health Teladoc services provided to all team members., • Ascensus 401K plan services with a 4% employer match, vested at 100% on day one of eligibility. And so much more! Make sure you click here to see the full suite of benefits offered! Some of the above benefits are available for part-time and temporary workers, but not all. Be sure to inquire upon your hire as to which benefits apply to you. MORE ABOUT US: Metropolitan is Illinois' first comprehensive human services agency and reaches more than 122,970 individuals and families in Chicago, Evanston/Skokie, the southwest suburbs, and DuPage County with services promoting education, economic stability, emotional wellness, and empowerment.

Job Description If asked to describe the culture at Metropolitan Family Services, we could do that in one word. COMMUNITY! Reflected in both our internal culture as well as through the services we provide, community is at the heart of all we do. Metropolitan Family Services (MFS) empowers families to learn, to earn, to heal, to thrive. Part mentor, part motivator, part advocate, since 1857, Metropolitan Family Services has been the engine of change that empowers families to reach their greatest potential and positively impact their communities. Are you looking to have an impact on more than just a company’s bottom line? Then we’d love to hear from you! We are now hiring for a full-time CCBHC Mental Health Practitioner to join our Merrionette Park office. SALARY: • The average starting salary for this position will fall in the range of $58,000 and $70,371 annually. Where candidates fall in this range will be based on skill and experience level. Of note, is that candidates possessing a LCSW or LCPC may be considered for a possible starting salary up to $78,864. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: • Support children experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, behavioral disorders, and substance use concerns., • Performs comprehensive, in-depth assessment and clinical formulation, development of accurate diagnosis and strengths-based treatment plans for CCBHC services. Performs open access as assigned., • Provides family, individual, and group therapy, as well as crisis intervention, and case management services, adhering to CCBHC and MRO/Medicaid rehabilitation service models., • Provides a full range of therapeutic interventions, advocacy, skill-building, and related services. Provides evidence-based treatment interventions for children and families per training and certifications., • Learns and utilizes agency and community resources including schools, specialty service providers, and community programs., • Care coordination with schools, hospitals, DCFS/CPS, juvenile justice, and primary care providers, • Assesses community conditions that affect clients to identify resource gaps and problems., • Works with multidisciplinary professionals including psychiatrists, nurses and community agencies to provide continuum of coordinated care to meet the complex needs of family, children and adolescents., • Provide on-call or in-person crisis intervention services when necessary., • Recommends financial assistance and other benefits the client may be entitled to., • May serve on regional or agency-wide committees., • Meets agency expectation for quantity of direct service and maintains quality and fidelity to evidence-based practices., • Maintains timely and accurate client records and any necessary agency and CCBHC required reporting., • Participates in agency and site based required meetings and trainings., • Works effectively with diverse staff and service population., • Work extended hours on school nights and weekends., • Other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS: • Master's Degree in Social Work, Counseling or related field from an accredited college or university, required, • Master of Arts in Art Therapy and Counseling (MAATC), preferred, • Licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), Licensed Social Worker (LSW), Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor ( LCPC) or Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), • Must obtain and maintain IM+CANS and ASAM certifications., • Behavioral health diagnosis using DSM-5, • Culturally responsive care by approaching services that center the client's unique cultural background, values, and intersectional identity. TRAVEL/MOBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Driving for work required with a personally owned vehicle. TRAVEL BETWEEN SITES: Yes PHYSICAL DEMANDS • While performing the essential duties of this job, the employee is required to sit and stand for sustained periods of time, frequently talk, hear, use hands and fingers to feel, handle, and operate objects or controls, and occasionally stand, bend, stretch, stoop, kneel and crouch. The employee is required to have close visual acuity to perform an activity such as preparing and analyzing data and figures, transcribing, and viewing a computer terminal. Metropolitan Family Services puts our people first with a top-of-the-line benefits package. Find out more by clicking here! Some highlights include: • Medical Coverage, Guardian Dental Coverage, and VSP Vision Coverage., • Metropolitan Family Services contributions of $2,000 to individual, and $4,000 to family, HSA accounts, pro-rated to your benefits start date., • FREE General Medicine and Behavioral Health Teladoc services provided to all team members., • Ascensus 401K plan services with a 4% employer match, vested at 100% on day one of eligibility. And so much more! Make sure you click here to see the full suite of benefits offered! Some of the above benefits are available for part-time and temporary workers, but not all. Be sure to inquire upon your hire as to which benefits apply to you. MORE ABOUT US: Metropolitan is Illinois' first comprehensive human services agency and reaches more than 122,970 individuals and families in Chicago, Evanston/Skokie, the southwest suburbs, and DuPage County with services promoting education, economic stability, emotional wellness, and empowerment.

Job Description Job Description: School Social Worker Reports To: Principal Apply today: https://meridiancharterschools.org/careers/ Overview As a leading education management organization, Meridian Charter Schools is committed to transforming the lives of students in culturally and linguistically diverse communities by providing students access to high-quality educational opportunities that elevate their identities as an asset and foster equitable and inclusive learning environments. Meridian Charter Schools is a school management organization (SMO) in Chicago, IL that operates three campuses of Chicago International Charter School: CICS Ralph Ellison High School, CICS Northtown Academy High School, and CICS Wrightwood Elementary School. We believe through collective effort, we will have collective impact. Position Summary: Meridian Charter Schools is seeking a School Social Worker to strengthen support structures intended to promote access and equity for all students. School Social Workers possess an unwavering belief that all students can succeed on the path of their choice and lead exemplary lives, and ground their work with students and staff in this belief. By anticipating and meeting the social-emotional needs of the school community, School Social Workers ensure that students are ready and available for learning and feel welcome, safe, and encouraged. Further, School Social Workers equip students with effective coping strategies, social-emotional guidance, and the interpersonal skills needed to be successful inside and outside of school. Finally, School Social Workers partner with families, teachers, counselors, administrators, and other stakeholders to promote equity, a positive school environment, and advocacy for students. The School Social Worker will report to the Principal or designated member of the leadership team, will serve as a member of MTSS/RTI team, and will partner with school and network leadership teams to carry out the responsibilities of the role. The School Social Worker will also work with families. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are generally representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Duties and Responsibilities: Mission, Vision, Core Values: Facilitate and promote equity, a positive school environment and advocacy of students that aligns with the organization's mission and values. Collaborate with colleagues and school leaders to strengthen support structures intended to promote access and equity that meets the needs of all students. Demonstrate respect and regard for students, colleagues, and parents. Ethics and Professional Norms: Participate positively and productively in team, department, school, network, and parent meetings. Actively participate in the development and implementation of new social work structures, techniques and approaches to service delivery and program construction. Actively participate in discussions and programs to improve student performance, experience, attendance, conduct. Consult with teachers about building positive, productive relationships with students. Identify and report child abuse and neglect. Prepare written reports as required. Maintain accurate and current records of services rendered to students, parent contacts, and coordination of services for students and families. Troubleshoot a student’s living situation when circumstances affect the child’s adjustment and functioning in school and at home. Prepare a social or developmental history on a diverse learner. Equity and Cultural Responsiveness: Demonstrate preparation and skill in working with students from diverse cultural, economic and ability backgrounds. Support the creation of inclusive, identity-affirming spaces for students Implement professional practice and responsibilities, demonstrating cultural competence. Implement D.E.I principles in interactions with members of the school community. Community of Care and Support for Students: Develop and implement intervention strategies to increase social, emotional, and personal growth. Assist with conflict resolution and anger management. Help disciplinary personnel with investigations. Help students develop appropriate social interaction skills. Train students on harassment, bullying, Title IX policies and protocols, and other guiding principles and regulations critical for student understanding and implementation. Assist students in understanding and accepting self and others. Engage in and support anti-racist practices and interactions. Provide crisis intervention for individual and small groups of students, coordinating with community agencies, partners, and administrators to address the crisis. Act to address emergency mental health situations, contacting the proper agencies and authorities. Serve on the crisis intervention team and help lead school wide crisis response. Assist students in identifying and solving emotional and social problems, adjusting to school and community life, troubleshooting family relationships, and preparing for appropriate post-secondary training. Participate in re-entry processes for students who are returning to school after an extended absence due to discipline, illness, or other circumstance. Assist students in evaluating and devising solutions related to their relationships with other students and with teachers and/or administrators. Help students predict the consequences of various courses of action open to them; reinforce behavior appropriate to the school environment by utilizing guidance techniques. Assist in the planning, development and implementation of programs which include initiating group and individual activities to assist students with social, emotional, and personal growth. Plan and execute school wide programming to address or prevent systemic issues affecting the student body and school community or to contribute to a positive school climate. Professional Capacity of School Personnel: Collaborate with the school faculty and administration in revising programs based on current and future needs and programming. Engage actively, positively, and productively in the instructional coaching process. Accept and apply coaching feedback. Participate in special education meetings as well as IEP (Individualized Education Program) meetings to apprise the team of student progress, present levels of performance, and continued needs. Draft goals for diverse learners receiving or in need of social work services and share goals with Case Manager. Professional Community for Teachers and Staff: Develop staff in-service training programs. Train staff on protocols pertaining to mandated reporting, students living in transitional situations, Title IX, and other state, district, and network requirements. Provide staff with essential information to better understand factors (cultural, societal, economic, familial, health, etc.) affecting a student’s performance and behavior and help staff devise strategies to prevent or address concerns thoughtfully. Assist teachers with behavior management. Provide direct support to staff. Meaningful Engagement of Families and Communities: Work with parents/families to facilitate their support in their student’s school adjustment. Help families develop strategies to alleviate family stress in an effort to enable the student to function more effectively in the school community. Develop and maintain a comprehensive, culturally responsive database of community resources and agencies that families and students can access. Assist parents in accessing and utilizing school and community resources. Provide guidance on alternative placement options for students, when needed. Conduct parent meetings on issues/topics that address parent concerns, improve parent skills, or connect parents to critical information needed to support a positive and productive school experience. Build positive and respectful relationships with staff, students, families, and community partners. Develop and facilitate individual, small group, and family counseling groups, based on identified or expressed need. Mobilize family, school, and community resources to enable the child to learn as effectively as possible in the school setting. School Improvement: Actively participate in the development and implementation of new social work structures, techniques and approaches to service delivery and program construction. Actively participate in discussions and programs to improve student performance, experience, attendance, conduct. Consult with teachers about building positive, productive relationships with students. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Certification: Current Illinois State Board of Education licensure for social workers or current, comparable out of state licensure is required. An ELL Endorsement is preferred. Education Level: A Bachelor’s Degree is required. A Master’s Degree in Social Work is required. Experience: 1-2 years experience working with students in a school or similar setting is required. Experience working in an urban high school setting is strongly preferred. Leadership Skills: Ability to work effectively and professionally with students, parents and/or guardians, staff members, and community representatives. Strategic Vision: Understanding of the differences between social work and school counseling and ability to operate with that understanding. Substantial knowledge of school social work principles, techniques, and scope and limitation of practice. Strong ability to apply contemporary principles and practices to school social work. Fundamental understanding of human development principles as applied to children, adolescents, and families. Communication and Collaboration: Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with various leaders in the school and community. Bilingual in Spanish/English; Arabic/English; Urdu/English is strongly preferred. Results-Oriented: Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to use data to drive decision-making Strong ability to apply contemporary principles and practices to school social work. Change Management: Demonstrate ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic environment and adapt to changing priorities. Capacity to be flexible in approaches to programming structure and delivery of services. Educational Ethics:

Job DescriptionDescription: Are you looking to be part of a connected team that invests in you, clinically and personally, and is dedicated to making a difference in their client's lives? If so, we'd love to meet you! Inspire is a special place that values therapists happiness. We know life is short, and want work to be fun and meaningful. We also have boundaries to protect your work-life balance, so you can enjoy your life outside the office. Our teams are connected, warm & fun. We laugh, we love what we do, we provide excellent client service, have fun company and team outings. We're looking for a therapist or social worker to be part of the Evanston team, willing to see a minimum of 20 clients a week. We'll work with you to set your schedule and you'll have a dedicated, beautiful, office each week. Inspire serves a wide variety of clients, including kids, adolescents, adults, families and couples. With four locations (Northbrook, Kenilworth, Lake Forest & Evanston), you get the benefits of a big practice with stability, support, compensation and perks. You also get the cozy, chill vibe of a smaller boutique office. We strive to take excellent care of our therapists with beautiful, spa-like offices, talented professionals and-- best of all -- a positive, open and kind culture. As part of a large practice, you get a strong administrative team who takes care of you, so you can focus on your clients. We handle all intake calls, new client paperwork, scheduling, billing, insurance, credit card processing, marketing, office management, and more. You also get health insurance (medical, dental & vision), 401k, Paid Time Off (PTO), Free Supervision, Free In-House Trainings, CEU Stipends, beautiful offices, team outings, paid speaking opportunities, paid leadership opportunities, access to our Psychiatry Team for medical-related questions, and cutting-edge marketing to provide you a steady stream of clients. For therapists new to private practice, we provide weekly individual supervision, in addition to group supervision, to empower you in your confidence and counseling skills. For all therapists, we have weekly group supervision and individual supervision available as-needed. For all new hires, we provide a paid New Hire Orientation to ensure you are equipped and comfortable in your career at Inspire (and have a warm welcome to the team!). One of our BIGGEST priorities is our warm, considerate and open-minded culture. We are looking for humans who are kind, vulnerable, humble, down-to-earth, affirming and accepting of everyone's different journey, loving and people who take responsibility and ownership for their success. While we value clinical education and skills, we have found that one of the most important things for our work culture, and client's growth, is being a kind, loving person. We care about you as a person, as well as a therapist. We value personal time, family and a healthy work-life balance. We don't think of ourselves as “therapists” helping “clients.” We are "people" supporting "people." We honor that every person is whole and complete. We want every client (and therapist) to be growing and striving to be their best. Candidate must have a like-minded attitude. We'd love to have you be part of this movement that is helping people to live their best lives!! We provide: • W2 Employee status, • Competitive compensation (percentage based on income received), • Health Insurance (medical, vision & dental) BCBS PPO, • 401k for retirement savings, • Paid Time Off (PTO) 40 hours/year, • Beautiful, spa-like offices, • Weekly clinical supervision, • In-House Trainings & CEU stipends, • Steady stream of client referrals, • Legal Counsel, • Professional Liability Insurance & Workman's Comp, • Psychiatry Team-- available for medication referrals & consultation, • Intake Team--manages all intake calls, schedules and physical office space, • Billing Team--manages all medical billing, benefits/eligibility, submits claims, denials, credentialing, • Community Relations Team--manages outreach in the community for awareness and new clients, • Marketing Support -- Professional Marketing team keeping Inspire recognized in the community, • Office parties & Company Meetings (with fun "swag!"), • "Employee of the Week" company emails celebrating employees (with a Starbucks gift card!), • Supportive, positive and fun team environment, • Most of all, we provide a real opportunity to make an impact on people's lives! Requirements: Requirements are: • Minimum of 20 clients a week (25 office hours), • Weekend availability (for the first year of employment, therapists work one weekend "shift" (Friday 3-8, Sat/Sun 10-1, 1-5pm), • Experience with counseling (life experience & personal experience with counseling (a plus), • Paneled with BCBS, UnitedHealthCare, Humana, Aetna (a plus), • Prior private practice experience (a plus), • Send cover letter and/or CV Required education: • Master's or Doctorate, • License or certification (or in-process of obtaining) an MSW, LSW, LPC, MFT, LCPC, LMFT, AMFT, LCSW, LSW, PhD, PMHNP

Job DescriptionDescription: SC2 Street Outreach Worker (SON) (40 hours, Full-time) Non-Exempt BUILD, Inc. (Broader Urban Involvement and Leadership Development) is presently seeking a committed, self-motivated, and innovative individual to join our team. BUILD is a nationally respected gang intervention, violence prevention, and youth development organization based on Chicago’s West Side. Since 1969, BUILD has worked to save lives and mentor young people who live in the city’s most challenged neighborhoods. When you work at BUILD you make an important difference to the thousands of youths and families we serve. Our Core Values: Empathy, Passion, Persistence, and Innovation. The SC2 Street Outreach Navigator (SON), as part of the BUILD Scaling Community Violence Intervention (SC2) team, is responsible for street interventions focused on youth who are at-risk or involved in gang/street activity, the justice system, perpetrators, or victims of violence. They will establish and maintain rapport with local schools, police departments, community partners, and criminal justice institutions to provide services to youth and young adults identified as involved in high-risk behaviors. The (SON) will work closely with other program support staff to ensure that youth are integrated into other programs to dissuade them from recidivating and/or returning to gangs, destructive activities to themselves, others, and community assets thus bringing them in contact with community resources to channel their behavior toward positive and rewarding goals. The (SON) reports directly to the SC2 outreach manager. Responsibilities are but not limited to: • Coordinates street outreach services for designated community, • Responds to violence in communities through outreach, community organizing and canvassing, • Compiles reports and ensure compliance of team members, • Cross trains staff on positive engagement with an at-risk population, • Informs appropriate BUILD team of program progress and challenges, making recommendations and seeking advice as necessary, • Meets with team weekly to discuss the youth in case management service, • Develop trusting relationships to identify issues and seek solutions through trauma-informed care., • Assist with conflict resolution and mediating disputes, • Encourage Restorative Justice methods as alternatives to traditional disciplinary consequences and encourage educational success, • Youth-driven and strengths-based approach to goal setting and service planning, • Record case notes into internal and external online databases on a weekly basis and record intakes and assessments into the system as needed, • Submits statistics and reports on a monthly basis and/or as needed, • Maintains File Compliance as required and compliance with internal Efforts to Outcomes (ETO), • Identifies positive adult/youth influences to create a stronger support network for the participant, • Models’ appropriate communication skills and tools matched to the needs of various audiences and purposes, • Represents the agency to various publics to broaden community awareness and support, interpreting the agency’s programs and services in a positive way, • Participate in agency outreach and recruitment events, including evenings and weekends., • Participate in civic engagement activities that advance the mission of BUILD, Inc., • Perform other duties as assigned. Requirements: • High School Diploma or GED required. Bachelor's Degree in Social Services, Human Services, Non-Profit, or related field experience preferred, • Minimum three years’ experience working with inner-city youth in a human service setting, social service setting, or related field, • Must demonstrate excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills., • Proficiency with technology integration into daily program operations and evaluation systems., • Ability to build positive working relationships with others, both internally and externally to achieve the goals of the organization., • Able to do the required number of home visits per month., • Ability to pass a criminal record and child abuse/neglect registry check., • Must have a valid Driver’s License, access to reliable transportation and willingness to travel locally., • Willingness to work a flexible schedule. Physical Requirements: • Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times., • As of October 15, 2021, all BUILD employees are required to submit proof of full vaccination status. Benefits: • 401(k) plan + 2% match, • Medical, Dental and Vision, • Life Insurance, • Paid Vacation, • Wellness Days, • Flexible Spending Account BUILD, Inc., does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, citizenship, ethnic or national origin, age, disability, medical status, military status, veteran status, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, ancestry, or any legally protected status. This policy applies to all employment practices within our organization, including hiring, recruiting, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, leave of absence, compensation, benefits and training. All offers of employment are contingent upon a background check that includes a review of conviction history. A conviction does not automatically prohibit employment. Rather, BUILD Inc., considers conviction information on a case-by-case basis and assesses the nature of the offense, the circumstances surrounding it, the proximity in time of the conviction, and its relevance to the position. American with Disabilities Act (ADA) Statement: External and internal applicants, as well as position incumbents who become disabled, must be able to perform the essential job specific functions (listed within each job responsibility) either unaided or with the assistance of a reasonable accommodation to be determined by the organization on a case-by-case basis. This organization reserves the right to revise or change job duties and responsibilities as the need arises. This job description does not constitute a written or implied contract of employment

Job Description Use your clinical skills to be a part of transforming the crisis care system! Like a physical health crisis, a mental health crisis can be devastating for individuals, families, and communities. Thresholds’ Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) is committed to providing services and supports to best meet the needs of individuals experiencing a mental health crisis. As a Crisis Worker, you will respond to mental health crises in the Uptown, Lakeview, and North Center communities, acting as an alternative to or in conjunction with hospitalization or police response. Each shift, you will answer calls to our crisis hotline and conduct a quick yet robust safety assessment to determine what response is needed. You may connect the caller to an appropriate service or provider, or if a face-to-face intervention is necessary, you and a Peer Engagement Specialist will meet the caller at home, their workplace, or another location in the community. As a pair, you will assist the person in crisis with the least restrictive intervention possible. This can look like anything from walking someone through a panic attack to assisting them with hospitalization. Community interventions occur year-round, in all weather conditions. The team may also distribute basic necessities to individuals in crisis, such as first aid items, water, or warm clothes. After responding to the crisis, you will offer a follow-up to the client based on their needs as well as document the services provided. During downtime between calls, you will have the opportunity to focus on professional development through self-directed projects and community outreach efforts. The culture at Thresholds is collaborative and supportive, providing you with the tools and resources you need for the best client care. Opportunities for training and professional development, including clinical supervision, will deepen your knowledge and expand your clinical skills in harm reduction, trauma-informed care, and other evidence-based practices. This invaluable experience will set you up for a variety of career paths and growth opportunities within our organization. Must be able to remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods of time and occasionally traverse long distances and ascend/descend multiple flights of stairs. To succeed in this role, you need: • Passion for mental health advocacy, • Effective communication and relationship-building skills, • Ability to problem-solve, • Good writing skills, • Strong time management and organization, • To be at least 23 years old, • A valid driver’s license (having daily access to a vehicle preferred), • Ability to work assigned schedule: Sunday thru Thursday 10:45PM - 7:15AM Many education and experience paths are eligible for this role:, • High school diploma or GED certificate and 5 years of supervised clinical experience, • Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or related field, • Bachelor’s degree in an unrelated field and 2 years of supervised clinical experience, • Master’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or related field What sets Thresholds apart:, • Competitive pay - Base Rate: $26.50 - $30.00 per hour, • Based on education, experience, and licensure, • Generous PTO, • Dental insurance, vision insurance, 3 medical insurance plans, • 403(b) retirement plan with 3% employer match, • Robust employee assistance program (EAP), • Mileage reimbursement, • Public service loan forgiveness, • Supervision for clinical licensure at no cost (LSW, LCSW, LPC, LCPC) Thresholds is a mission-driven agency with a deep commitment to fostering an environment where all feel valued and respected, a place where every employee can be themselves, thrive, and support the agency’s mission. Click here to learn more. One of the oldest and largest community mental health organizations in Illinois, we pride ourselves in being a Chicago Tribune Top Workplace and one of Chicago’s 101 Best & Brightest Companies to Work For, several years in a row. #LI-CL1

Job Description Use your clinical skills to be a part of transforming the crisis care system! Like a physical health crisis, a mental health crisis can be devastating for individuals, families, and communities. Thresholds’ Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) is committed to providing services and supports to best meet the needs of individuals experiencing a mental health crisis. As a Crisis Worker, you will respond to mental health crises in the Uptown, Lakeview, and North Center communities, acting as an alternative to or in conjunction with hospitalization or police response. Each shift, you will answer calls to our crisis hotline and conduct a quick yet robust safety assessment to determine what response is needed. You may connect the caller to an appropriate service or provider, or if a face-to-face intervention is necessary, you and a Peer Engagement Specialist will meet the caller at home, their workplace, or another location in the community. As a pair, you will assist the person in crisis with the least restrictive intervention possible. This can look like anything from walking someone through a panic attack to assisting them with hospitalization. Community interventions occur year-round, in all weather conditions. The team may also distribute basic necessities to individuals in crisis, such as first aid items, water, or warm clothes. After responding to the crisis, you will offer a follow-up to the client based on their needs as well as document the services provided. During downtime between calls, you will have the opportunity to focus on professional development through self-directed projects and community outreach efforts. The culture at Thresholds is collaborative and supportive, providing you with the tools and resources you need for the best client care. Opportunities for training and professional development, including clinical supervision, will deepen your knowledge and expand your clinical skills in harm reduction, trauma-informed care, and other evidence-based practices. This invaluable experience will set you up for a variety of career paths and growth opportunities within our organization. Must be able to remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods of time and occasionally traverse long distances and ascend/descend multiple flights of stairs. To succeed in this role, you need: • Passion for mental health advocacy, • Effective communication and relationship-building skills, • Ability to problem-solve, • Good writing skills, • Strong time management and organization, • To be at least 23 years old, • A valid driver’s license (having daily access to a vehicle preferred), • Ability to work assigned schedule: Sunday 2:45p-11:15pm Many education and experience paths are eligible for this role:, • High school diploma or GED certificate and 5 years of supervised clinical experience, • Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or related field, • Bachelor’s degree in an unrelated field and 2 years of supervised clinical experience, • Master’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or related field What sets Thresholds apart:, • Competitive pay - Salary Range: $26.50 - $30.00 per hour, • Based on education, experience, and clinical licensure, • PTO Available, • 403(b) retirement plan with 3% employer match, • Robust employee assistance program (EAP) Thresholds is a mission-driven agency with a deep commitment to fostering an environment where all feel valued and respected, a place where every employee can be themselves, thrive, and support the agency’s mission. Click here to learn more. One of the oldest and largest community mental health organizations in Illinois, we pride ourselves in being a Chicago Tribune Top Workplace and one of Chicago’s 101 Best & Brightest Companies to Work For, several years in a row.

Job Description Use your lived experience with mental health recovery to connect with and support people in crisis! Like a physical health crisis, a mental health crisis can be devastating for individuals, families, and communities. Thresholds’ Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) is committed to providing services and supports to best meet the needs of individuals experiencing a mental health crisis. As a Peer Engagement Specialist, you will respond to mental health crises on the south side of Chicago, acting as an alternative to or in conjunction with hospitalization or police response. Each shift, you will answer calls to our crisis hotline and conduct a quick yet robust safety assessment to determine what response is needed. You may connect the caller to an appropriate service or provider, or if a face-to-face intervention is necessary, you and a Crisis Worker will meet the caller at home, their workplace, or another location in the community. As a pair, you will assist the person in crisis with the least restrictive intervention possible. This can look like anything from walking someone through a panic attack to assisting them with hospitalization. Your role as the peer professional includes building rapport with the person in crisis, specifically by sharing your personal recovery experiences. Community interventions occur year-round, in all weather conditions. The team may also distribute basic necessities to individuals in crisis, such as first aid items, water, or warm clothes. After responding to the crisis, you will offer a follow-up to the client based on their needs as well as document the services provided. During downtime between calls, you will have the opportunity to focus on professional development through self-directed projects and community outreach efforts. The culture at Thresholds is collaborative and supportive, providing you with the tools and resources you need for the best client care. Opportunities for training and professional development, including clinical supervision, will deepen your knowledge and expand your clinical skills in harm reduction, trauma-informed care, and other evidence-based practices. This invaluable experience will set you up for a variety of career paths and growth opportunities within our organization. Must be able to remain in a stationary position for prolonged periods of time and occasionally traverse long distances and ascend/descend multiple flights of stairs. To succeed in this role, you need: Lived and living experience with personal mental health recovery Passion for mental health advocacy Effective communication and relationship-building skills Ability to problem-solve Good writing skills Strong time management and organization To be at least 23 years old A valid driver’s license (having daily access to a vehicle preferred) Willingness to obtain CRSS (Certified Recovery Support Specialist) within 1 year of hire Ability to work assigned schedule. Available part time schedule: Saturday: 11:00pm - 7:30am • Sunday: 11:00pm - 7:30am Many education and experience paths are eligible for this role: High school diploma or GED certificate and willingness to obtain CRSS High school diploma or GED certificate and 5 years of supervised clinical experience Active CRSS (Certified Recovery Support Specialist) credential Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or related field Bachelor’s degree in an unrelated field and 2 years of supervised clinical experience Master’s degree in Psychology, Social Work, or related field What sets Thresholds apart: • Competitive pay - Salary Range: $25.50 - $30.58 per hour, • Based on education, experience, and licensure, • Generous PTO, • Dental insurance, vision insurance, 3 medical insurance plans, • 403(b) retirement plan with 3% employer match, • Robust employee assistance program (EAP), • Mileage reimbursement, • Public service loan forgiveness, • Supervision for clinical licensure at no cost (LSW, LCSW, LPC, LCPC) Thresholds is a mission-driven agency with a deep commitment to fostering an environment where all feel valued and respected, a place where every employee can be themselves, thrive, and support the agency’s mission. Click here to learn more. One of the oldest and largest community mental health organizations in Illinois, we pride ourselves in being a Chicago Tribune Top Workplace and one of Chicago’s 101 Best & Brightest Companies to Work For, several years in a row.

Job DescriptionBenefits: • Bonus based on performance, • Flexible schedule, • Training & development Job Title: Child Care Worker: MHP (Mental Health Professional) / RSA (Residential Support Associate) Location: Ibukun Comprehensive Community Services, Inc. – Ayo Therapeutic Group Home (Chicago IL) Overview: This is an on-call position supporting at-risk youth, ages 14-19, who have experienced neglect or abuse by their caregivers. The role requires a compassionate, responsible individual dedicated to creating a safe, structured, and supportive environment. Core Responsibilities: • Behavior Monitoring & Emotional Support: Actively monitor youth behavior and provide emotional support in line with trauma-informed care practices., • Daily Living & Activities: Assist youth with daily routines, including meal preparation, personal hygiene, recreational activities, and maintaining a clean and organized home environment., • Group Facilitation: Facilitate group sessions to promote positive social interaction, conflict resolution, and essential life skills. Crisis Intervention: • De-Escalation Techniques: Apply Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI) techniques in crisis situations to ensure the safety and well-being of all residents., • Behavior Treatment Plans (BTP): Follow individualized Behavior Treatment Plans for each youth, providing support aligned with the specified treatment strategies., • Treatment Goals: Aid youth in achieving goals outlined in their IM CANS treatment plans. Documentation & Compliance: • Service Notes: Accurately document daily interactions and progress in Service Notes., • Incident Reports: Complete detailed Incident Reports as required, ensuring prompt notifications to supervisors and external stakeholders., • Shift Communication: Utilize Shift Change Communication Logs to ensure consistent information sharing among staff members., • Bedroom Checks: Conduct and document regular bedroom checks to maintain resident safety., • Medication Disbursement: Pass medication to the youth as indicated on the prescription and document the youth’s compliance with his medication regimen in the medication log. Additional Duties: • Monthly Meeting Attendance: Attend the “All-Staff Team Meetings” monthly., • Training/Supervision Participation: Engage in training sessions and group and individual monthly supervisions for internal staff., • Environment Maintenance: Clean and maintain the physical environment, ensuring rooms and common areas are safe and organized., • Household Chores Supervision: Oversee and encourage youth in completing assigned household chores., • Enforcing Program Rules: Enforce program rules, report any infractions to the supervisor, and provide reminders of consequences for both positive and negative behaviors., • Youth Transportation: Transport youth to and from off-campus activities, ensuring proper supervision during these times., • Positive Reinforcement: Emphasize the importance of boundaries and provide positive reinforcement for appropriate behaviors., • Safety Assurance: Maintain a safe, stable, and supportive environment in the group home., • Other Duties: Provide additional assigned duties related to position upon request. Skills & Qualifications: • Skills: Empathy, resilience, knowledge of trauma-informed care, time management, punctuality, strong relationship-building abilities, and effective communication., • Education: High School Diploma or equivalent required., • Experience: Prior experience in a residential or group home setting with abused or neglected youth and youth with behavioral challenges. Other Requirements: • Valid Illinois driver’s license with a “State Acceptable” driving record, enabling the transportation of youth if the facility vehicle is unavailable., • Updated driving insurance policy on file for agency personnel records., • Good writing skills and literacy skills to document effectively., • Ability to communicate effectively with youth with special needs and demonstrate skills in working with youth served in the program., • Strong commitment to the mission and philosophy of Ibukun Comprehensive Community Services (ICCS)., • High standards of honesty and integrity, serving as a credible role model for staff and youth., • Pass a fingerprint background check by the Department of Children and Family Services., • Previous residential care giver experience preferred. A minimum of a High School Diploma. Candidate is subjected to mandated background check per Illinois Department of Children and Family Services. Previous (2) years residential/group home experience with abused/neglected children as well as with children with behavior management problems. Must have a valid driver’s license, and valid auto insurance.

Job DescriptionPOSITION SUMMARY:The Crisis Intervention Specialist is a frontline outreach worker deployed along the CTA Blue Line between Forest Park and Austin. This is a field-based role, you will be on trains, on platforms, and in stations, making contact with people in distress and providing immediate, skilled, compassionate response. You will work under the supervision of a Clinical Lead and alongside a small outreach team, with real-time telepsychiatry backup from WOVEN Clinics for high-acuity encounters. Structured supervision, clinical support, and investment in staff wellbeing are built into how this program runs. WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR:We are looking for people who have already been doing something like this, on the streets, in shelters, in peer programs, in emergency settings — and who understand what it actually takes. • A record in street outreach, harm reduction, peer support, mobile crisis, or community health work., • Familiarity with how mental health crisis presents and how to engage it without making it worse., • Lived experience of homelessness, substance use, mental health challenges, or the criminal legal system., • The ability to build trust with people who have every reason to be skeptical of people trying to help them., • Cultural groundedness in the communities along this corridor and comfort engaging across lines of difference., • Steadiness under pressure. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:Direct Outreach & Crisis Response: • Conduct proactive outreach to individuals on CTA trains and platforms, initiating contact in a non-threatening, trauma-informed, and dignity-centered manner., • Receive and respond to rider-submitted reports via the program’s dispatch system, locating individuals on the correct train car and providing timely, appropriate attention., • Conduct initial assessments of individual needs, including immediate safety, behavioral health status, substance use, and basic needs., • Apply de-escalation techniques to defuse situations involving agitation, distress, or behavioral crisis in public transit environments., • Facilitate warm referrals to clinical services, including real-time escalation to the Clinical Team Lead or WOVEN Clinics’ telepsychiatry team for high-acuity encounters., • Connect individuals to Mile Square Health Center for SUD treatment, methadone services, and pharmacy access, and to other community partners for housing, food, benefits, and basic needs., • Provide harm reduction information and supplies as appropriate, including naloxone/Narcan, in accordance with program protocols.Relationship Building & Follow-Up:, • Build longitudinal relationships with individuals encountered repeatedly along the corridor, maintaining continuity of connection across multiple outreach interactions., • Support the development of consent-based encounter profiles by contributing accurate, timely documentation of each interaction., • Follow up with individuals who have been referred to services, serving as a bridge between the transit environment and the care system.Documentation & Team:, • Document all client encounters accurately in the program’s case management and tracking systems, within required timeframes and in compliance with HIPAA and applicable confidentiality requirements., • Participate in daily team huddles, post-encounter debriefs, and weekly supervision with the Clinical Team Lead., • Communicate actively with team members during shifts, supporting a coordinated and safe field operation., • Contribute to program evaluation by providing qualitative feedback on system performance, community needs, and encounter trends. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: • Minimum 2 years of experience in street outreach, peer support, harm reduction, mobile crisis, community health work, or a related field., • Demonstrated ability to engage individuals in crisis or acute distress in a calm, non-judgmental, and effective manner., • Comfort working in unstructured, unpredictable, and physically demanding field environments including transit stations and train cars., • Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build trust quickly with people who may be guarded, in distress, or resistant to help., • Ability to work as part of a team and communicate clearly under pressure., • Basic proficiency with mobile technology for documentation and dispatch. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: • Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Public Health, Human Services, or a related field — or equivalent life and work experience., • Peer Support Specialist certification or Certified Recovery Support Specialist (CRSS) in Illinois., • Experience working with individuals experiencing homelessness, with knowledge of Chicago’s shelter, housing, and social service landscape., • Familiarity with motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, or harm reduction frameworks., • Lived experience with homelessness, substance use, mental health challenges, or the criminal legal system — recognized as genuine professional expertise., • Bilingual English/Spanish strongly preferred., • Experience working in transit, emergency, or other non-traditional outreach environments. REQUIRED TRAINING:All training is provided and paid for by Street Samaritans. The following must be completed prior to or within 90 days of hire: • CPI Nonviolent Crisis Intervention® — requires travel., • Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) or equivalent., • Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) — Adult., • Narcan/naloxone administration certification., • DCFS Mandated Reporter (Illinois) — required prior to client contact., • HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 confidentiality training., • All Chicago HMIS onboarding (as applicable)., • CTA required training onsite (3 days).

Job Description If asked to describe the culture at Metropolitan Family Services, we could do that in one word. COMMUNITY! Reflected in both our internal culture as well as through the services we provide, community is at the heart of all we do. Metropolitan Family Services empowers families to learn, to earn, to heal, to thrive. Part mentor, part motivator, part advocate, since 1857, Metropolitan Family Services has been the engine of change that empowers families to reach their greatest potential and positively impact their communities. Are you looking to have an impact on more than just a company’s bottom line? Then we’d love to hear from you! We are now hiring for a full-time Behavioral Health Therapist to join our Calumet office. SALARY: • The average starting salary for this position will fall in the range of $58,000 and $70,371 annually. Where candidates fall in this range will be based on skill and experience level. Of note, is that candidates possessing a LCSW or LCPC may be considered for a possible starting salary up to $78,864. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: • Performs comprehensive, in-depth assessments for a variety of program services. Performs intake as assigned., • Provides a full range of case management, counseling, therapeutic interventions, advocacy, skill-building, and related services., • Learns and utilizes agency and community resources., • Assesses community conditions affecting clients to identify resource gaps and, • problems., • Recommends financial assistance for clients., • Provides group services as indicated by program need., • May be responsible for meeting contractual requirements such as 24-hour coverage., • Represents and interprets programs of agency in community., • May serve on regional or agency-wide committees., • Meets agency expectation for quantity of direct service., • Complies with agency recordkeeping expectations., • Works effectively with diverse staff and service population, • Other duties as assigned by supervisor. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, and ABILITIES: • Requires mobility to work with a community-based caseload., • Ability to maintain assigned community and home-based services, • Ability to work effectively with diverse individuals and groups. QUALIFICATIONS: • Master's degree in counseling or related field from an accredited college or university required., • Licensed professional counselor (LPC) or Licensed Social Worker (LSW) required., • 2+ years of experience working in the mental health field with clients across their lifespan preferred., • Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) or experience working with clients experiencing substance use preferred. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: • Satisfactorily pass all screenings and criminal background checks. TRANSPORTATON/TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS: • Driving for work required with transportation of clients preferred in a personally owned vehicle. Travel between sites not required. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: While performing the essential duties of this job, the employee is required to sit and stand for sustained periods of time, frequently talk, hear, use hands and fingers to feel, handle and operate objects or controls, and occasionally stand, bend, stretch, stoop, kneel and crouch. The employee is required to have close visual acuity to perform an activity such as preparing and analyzing data and figures, transcribing and viewing a computer terminal. Metropolitan Family Services puts our people first with a top-of-the-line benefits package. Find out more by clicking here! Some highlights include: • Medical Coverage, Dental Coverage, and Vision Coverage., • Metropolitan Family Services contributions of $2,000 to individual, and $4,000 to family, HSA accounts, pro-rated to your benefits start date., • FREE General Medicine and Behavioral Health Teladoc services provided to all team members., • Ascensus 401K plan services with a 4% employer match, vested at 100% on day one of eligibility. And so much more! Make sure you click here to see the full suite of benefits offered! MORE ABOUT US: Metropolitan is Illinois' first comprehensive human services agency and reaches more than 122,970 individuals and families in Chicago, Evanston/Skokie, the southwest suburbs, and DuPage County with services promoting education, economic stability, emotional wellness, and empowerment.

Job DescriptionDescription: Provide clinical supervision of all programs and services made available thru the facility; o Provide clinical services, e.g., treatment planning and therapy, for 60 minutes per consumer per week; o Provide group recreational and rehabilitative services for 60 minutes per consumer per week; o Provide direct supervision and management of the QMHP’s, o Schedule weekly clinical supervision reports and / or assessments of QMHP’s; o Provide indirect supervision and support to the MHP’s and RSA’s; o Review clinical supervision reports conducted by QMHP for the MHP and RSA team members; o Manage/complete applicable triage assessments; o Assist and manage the follow up of treating psychiatrist reviews and signs admission paperwork with 14 days after initial admission; o Must be able to immediately assess new admissions; o Provide oversight of the following items, however these are not inclusive: o Initial service planning; o Case management to provide linkage regarding consumers next level of service; o Brief therapy interventions, as needed; o Safety monitoring of units; o Medication services; o Determine whether a consumer may require additional service due to a dual diagnosis; and o Engagement of family and natural supports, as practical Requirements: • Licensed Practitioner; MUST be LCPC or LCSW., • • Advanced practice nurse with psychiatric specialty;, • • Clinical psychologist; • Licensed clinical social worker (LCSW);, • • Licensed clinical professional counselor (LCPC); or, • • Licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT);, • • Must be able to maintain ongoing training and development as outlined by DHS-DMH and/or the facility.

Job Description ABOUT US Loretto Hospital is a safety-net hospital that serves more than 33,000 patients each year from Chicago’s Austin and surrounding communities. Established in 1923 as a not-for-profit community-focused healthcare provider, Loretto offers its community a unique patient-centered healthcare delivery system that promotes general wellness and education. The hospital staff are committed to providing the best possible medical care in a holistic, safe and comfortable resident environment. By empowering patients with knowledge and resources, Loretto Hospital strives to cultivate a culture of proactive medical management within the community, with the goal of increasing the quality of life for patients and community residents. SUMMARY Reporting to the Director, Emergency Department, the Substance Use Disorder Navigator (SUN) serves as a key member of the care team, providing direct support to individuals affected by substance use. The Navigator helps patients access appropriate treatment, recovery, and community resources while reducing barriers to care. This role focuses on engagement, education, coordination, and advocacy to promote sustained recovery and improve health outcomes by focusing on access to MAT (medication for addiction treatment), facilitating appointments and serving as a resource and coach for their clients. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Patient Services • Assist in identification of patients with Substance Use Disorders (SUD) or co-occurring mental health disorders in the emergency department and, where feasible, within inpatient units by monitoring patient tracking systems to screen for eligible patients and checking in with clinician and nursing staff to receive referrals for eligible, • Conduct screenings and assessments to identify substance use concerns and determine appropriate levels of care, • Engage patients in a nonjudgmental, trauma-informed manner to build trust and support readiness for change Patient Education • Provide education on substance use disorders, treatment options, harm reduction strategies, and recovery supports, • Assists clients in navigating healthcare systems, behavioral health services, and social service programs (e.g., housing, employment, insurance) Patient Follow-Up Care • Coordinate referrals and facilitate warm hand-offs to treatment providers and community resources, • Follow up regularly with clients to endure linkage to care and continued engagement in treatment or recovery programs Community Outreach • Develop connections with a comprehensive array of community service providers to address the needs of people with SUD or co-occurring mental health disorders Documentation and Compliance • Document all encounters and interventions in the electronic health record (EHR), • Track and report outcomes, service utilization, and programs metrics as required, • Report as required, aggregate monthly counts of targeted metrics, such as number of patients served, buprenorphine administrations, prescriptions, referrals to care, etc. Hospital Support • Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including physicians, social worlds, crisis workers, case management or recovery programs, • Participate in team meetings, training, and quality improvement initiatives Other Duties as assigned COMPLIANCE RESPONSIBILITIES • Understands and adheres to Loretto Hospital’s compliance standards as they appear in the Compliance Policy, Code of Conduct, and Conflict of Interest Policy., • Keeps abreast of all pertinent federal, state, and Hospital regulations, laws, and policies as they presently exist and as they change or are modified. JOB REQUIREMENTS Required: • High School Diploma or GED, • A minimum of 1 year of direct patient care experience in substance use disorder, behavioral health, care coordination, or case management, • Knowledge of substance use disorders recovery principles, and harm reduction practices, • Familiarity with local treatment systems, community resources, and public benefits, • Current CPR certification with the American Heart Association or American Red Cross is required., • Experience with an EHR System, Meditech Expanse Preferred, • Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation Preferred: • Associate’s degree or above preferred, • Experience as social worker or case manager, • Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC), Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS), or equivalent licensure preferred, • Candidates should plan to obtain certification as a community health worker The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of the personnel so classified. For purposes of the Americans with Disabilities Act, “Job Duties” are essential job functions. PHYSICAL DEMANDS While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to sit, stand, and walk and occasionally stoop, kneel, or crouch. Normal or corrected vision, hearing, and ability to speak are necessary. Specific vision abilities required include close vision, sharp eye focus, and the ability to distinguish colors. There may be periods of stressful, intense concentration with more than average pressure used in various problem-solving situations. Ability to lift up to 25 lbs. occasionally WHY LORETTO Competitive Compensation: Along with a competitive salary, Loretto Hospital offers a comprehensive, competitive benefits package including health, dental, vision, retirement savings plans, and paid time off. Career Development: Loretto Hospital is a vibrant community of professionals dedicated to administering excellent patient care. Whether you are pursuing a career in allied health, support services, clinical or nursing support, or professional administration, Loretto Hospital is a tremendous place to grow as a health care professional. Work Environment: As a not-for-profit, community-focused hospital, Loretto Hospital is truly a place where patients come first. We are seeking team members who not only support our mission, but who are customer service-driven and who desire to enhance the patient experience.

Job Description If asked to describe the culture at Metropolitan Family Services, we could do that in one word. COMMUNITY! Reflected in both our internal culture as well as through the services we provide, community is at the heart of all we do. Metropolitan Family Services empowers families to learn, to earn, to heal, to thrive. Part mentor, part motivator, part advocate, since 1857, Metropolitan Family Services has been the engine of change that empowers families to reach their greatest potential and positively impact their communities. Are you looking to have an impact on more than a company's bottom line? Then we'd love to hear from you! We are looking for a full-time CCBHC Mental Health Practitioner to join our Merrionette Park office. SALARY: • The average starting salary for this position will fall in the range of $58,000 and $70,371 annually. Where candidates fall in this range will be based on skill and experience level. Of note, is that candidates possessing a LCSW or LCPC may be considered for a possible starting salary up to $78,864. $2,500 Sign-on Bonus for first-time employees with MFS! ($1,250 on the first paycheck and $1,250 after 6 months of employment). ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: • Performs comprehensive, in-depth assessment and clinical formulation, development of accurate diagnosis and strengths-based treatment plans for CCBHC services. Performs open access as assigned., • Provides individual/group therapy, crisis intervention, and case management services, adhering to CCBHC and MRO/Medicaid rehabilitation service models. Provides a full range of therapeutic interventions, advocacy, skill-building, and related services. Provides evidence-based treatment interventions per training and certifications., • Learns and utilizes agency and community resources., • Assesses community conditions that affect clients to identify resource gaps and problems., • Works with multidisciplinary professionals including psychiatrists, nurses and community agencies to provide a continuum of coordinated care to meet the complex needs of clients., • Provide on-call or in-person crisis intervention services when necessary., • Recommends financial assistance and other benefits the client may be entitled to., • May serve on regional or agency-wide committees., • Meets agency expectation for quantity of direct service and maintains quality and fidelity to evidence-based practices., • Maintains timely and accurate client records and any necessary agency and CCBHC required reporting., • Participates in agency and site based required meetings and trainings., • Works effectively with diverse staff and service population., • Must work evenings and weekends, • Other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS: • Master's Degree in Social Work, Counseling or related field from an accredited college or university, required., • Licensed Social Worker (LSW), or Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), required., • Must obtain and maintain IM+CANS certification, required., • 2+ years of post-graduate social work experience at an intermediate skill level, preferred., • Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) or experience working with clients experiencing substance use preferred. Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), preferred., • IM+CANS certification, preferred., • ASAM certified, preferred. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: • Satisfactorily pass all relevant screenings and criminal background checks. TRAVEL/MOBILITY REQUIREMENTS: • Driving for work required with a personally owned vehicle. TRAVEL BETWEEN SITES: • Yes PHYSICAL DEMANDS: While performing the essential duties of this job, the employee is required to sit and stand for sustained periods of time, frequently talk, hear, use hands and fingers to feel, handle and operate objects or controls, and occasionally stand, bend, stretch, stoop, kneel and crouch. The employee is required to have close visual acuity to perform an activity such as preparing and analyzing data and figures, transcribing and viewing a computer terminal. Metropolitan Family Services puts our people first with a top-of-the-line benefits package. Find out more by clicking here! Some highlights include: • Medical Coverage, Dental Coverage, and Vision Coverage., • Metropolitan Family Services contributions of $2,000 to individual, and $4,000 to family, HSA accounts, pro-rated to your benefits start date., • FREE General Medicine and Behavioral Health Teladoc services provided to all team members., • Ascensus 401K plan services with a 4% employer match, vested at 100% on day one of eligibility. And so much more! Make sure you click here to see the full suite of benefits offered! Some of the above benefits are available for part-time and temporary workers, but not all. Be sure to inquire upon your hire as to which benefits apply to you. MORE ABOUT US: Metropolitan is Illinois' first comprehensive human services agency and reaches more than 122,970 individuals and families in Chicago, Evanston/Skokie, the southwest suburbs, and DuPage County with services promoting education, economic stability, emotional wellness, and empowerment.

Job Description At LifeStance Health, we believe in a truly healthy society where mental and physical healthcare are unified to make lives better. Our mission is to help people lead healthier, more fulfilling lives by improving access to trusted, affordable, and personalized mental healthcare. Everywhere. Every day. It’s a lofty goal; we know. But we make it happen with the best team in behavioral health. Thank you for taking the time to explore a career with us. As the fastest growing behavioral health practice group in the country, now is the perfect time to join our clinical team! We are actively looking to hire talented Licensed Therapists in the area for LifeStance Health, who are passionate about patient care and committed to clinical excellence. Is this you? • Wanting to deliver high quality behavioral healthcare., • Seeking work life balance., • Interested in growing professionally.What we offer Therapists:, • MUST work with Child/adolescent populations or Couples, • LPC - LSW - ALMFT, • Fee For Service Productivity Model - W2, • Generous Signing Bonus, • Full benefits package: health, dental, vision, life, 4% match 401k, and paid parental leave, • Collegial work environment., • Newly designed and modern offices., • Full time billers and full-time schedulers, • Full administrative support, • Latest in digital technology, Full EMR no paper – NO IMCANS, • Strong work/life balance.Licensed Therapists are a critical part of our clinical team. We’re seeking Licensed Therapists that are:, • Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor / Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist., • Holding active Illinois licenses. LifeStance provides the compensation range and benefits that it in good faith believes it might pay and/or offer for this position. LifeStance reserves the right to ultimately pay more or less than the posted range and offer additional benefits and other compensation, depending on circumstances not related to an applicant’s sex or other status protected by local, state, or federal law. About LifeStance Health LifeStance is a national provider of mental healthcare services focused on evidenced-based, medically driven treatment services for children, adolescents and adults suffering from a variety of mental health issues in an outpatient care setting, both in-person at its clinics nationwide and through its digital health telemedicine offering. The company employs psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and licensed therapists throughout the US. LifeStance Health is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are fully committed to creating an inclusive work environment for all our employees. Our values:Belonging: We cultivate a space where everyone can show up as their authentic self. Empathy: We seek out diverse perspectives and listen to learn without judgment. Courage: We are all accountable for doing the right thing - even when it's hard - because we know it's worth it. One Team: We realize our full potential when we work together towards our shared purpose. If you elect to interact with us via our website, please only use www.lifestance.com or www.careers.lifestance.com. Additionally, our recruiters utilize email addresses with the @lifestance.com domain. Other websites and domains are not affiliated with LifeStance Health and may represent threats to your data security. LifeStance Health complies with federal and state disability laws and makes reasonable accommodations for applicants and employees with disabilities. If reasonable accommodation is needed to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and/or to receive other benefits and privileges of employment, please contact our Human Resources Team at ADA@lifestance.com or by calling +1-800-308-0994. Please note: This contact is intended solely for accommodation requests. Inquiries regarding applications, resumes and applicant status should not be sent to this email address as they will not be reviewed or responded to. To apply for a position, please use our official careers page.

Growth Role w/Rapidly Expanding Commercial Construction Company - SEO/Website/Social + Trade Shows/Drone Flying/Site Visits This Jobot Job is hosted by: Dan Urbaniak Are you a fit? Easy Apply now by clicking the "Apply" button and sending us your resume. Salary: $55,000 - $75,000 per year A bit about us: Our client is a long-standing construction services provider known for dependable delivery, careful craftsmanship, and responsive customer support. The team partners with residential, multifamily, HOA, and commercial stakeholders on exterior improvements and renovation programs, prioritizing safety, consistency, and clear communication on every project. As the organization grows, it is investing in brand visibility and digital engagement to better showcase project outcomes and community impact. Why join us? Make an impact: Your work directly influences lead flow, brand perception, and measurable business growth. Room to grow: Practical mentorship, cross-functional collaboration, and access to modern tools support ongoing skill development. Creative latitude: Test new ideas, iterate quickly, and turn insights into action across multiple channels. Stable platform: Join a reputable, process-driven operation with deep roots in the construction market. Variety of work: Contribute to campaigns spanning web, paid media, email, social, and content storytelling. Job Details Core Responsibilities: • Plan and execute day-to-day digital initiatives to elevate brand awareness and generate qualified inquiries., • Launch and optimize paid and organic campaigns across Google, Meta, and LinkedIn, including tracking and audience targeting., • Produce clear, on-brand content for the website, blog, email, and social channels; tailor messages to distinct audience segments., • Maintain site content in a CMS (e.g., WordPress), ensuring accurate service pages, compelling project spotlights, and SEO-ready formatting., • Monitor performance using analytics dashboards; summarize results and propose A/B tests or refinements to improve outcomes., • Coordinate with operations and field teams to source photos, testimonials, and project milestones suitable for digital storytelling., • Manage social calendars, schedule posts, and engage with the community by responding to comments and messages in a timely manner. Qualifications Required: • Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, Digital Media, or a related field (or equivalent experience)., • 2+ years of hands-on digital marketing execution (campaign setup, content production, and reporting)., • Working knowledge of analytics and marketing platforms (e.g., Google Analytics/GA4, ad managers, and social scheduling tools)., • Strong writing and editing ability, with a keen eye for detail and brand consistency., • Analytical mindset and proficiency with spreadsheets/dashboards to translate data into recommendations., • Strong organization and project coordination skills; can manage multiple deadlines. 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Sign-On Bonus: $1,000* As a Part Time School Van Driver, you will play a vital role in your community and the lives of students. You will start students' days with morning pickup before school and transport them safely back home in the afternoon. Additional hours for field trip and special event transportation may be available. No experience is necessary to become a van driver! We are here to help you succeed with expert training and guidance to help you become a safe and professional First Student school van driver. School Van Driver benefits: • Pay Details: Dependent on experience and qualifications, • Hourly Rate: $22.75 per hour, • Training Hourly Rate: $17.00 per hour, • Medical, Dental, Vision, & Life insurance or coverage options, • 401(k) Retirement Plan with company match., • Part-time, flexible schedule: Split shifts (AM/PM routes)., • Career Advancement Opportunities: Advance into operational, maintenance, management, and leadership roles in over 540 locations across the U.S. & Canada!, • Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Counseling and support services for personal and work-related issues., • Community Impact: Be a trusted figure for students and families., • Employee Discount Program: Discounts on various products and services., • Guaranteed Minimum Hours: Get paid for 4 hours per day at minimum., • Safety or Attendance bonuses** Join First Student and get more than a paycheck. We offer perks and incentives designed to support you on and off the job, from early wage access and loyalty rewards to employee discounts, recognition programs, growth opportunities, and appreciation events. If you're ready to be part of a team that Fosters Teamwork and makes a real difference every day, First Student is the place to be. Your day as a School Van Driver will include: • Safely transport students to and from school and activities., • Supervise boarding and unloading at stops; assist students with seatbelts and mobility aids., • Maintain order on the vehicle to prevent distractions., • Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections (brakes, lights, tires, emergency exits)., • Report mechanical issues promptly and keep the vehicle clean and sanitary., • Obey all traffic laws and company safety standards., • Communicate with parents, school staff, and dispatch about student behavior or delays., • Demonstrate leadership and customer service skills. School Van Driver Jobs are Perfect For: • Retirees looking for supplemental income, • Stay-at-home parents seeking daytime work, • Veterans transitioning into civilian roles, • Anyone seeking a second career or flexible job, • People who enjoy working with children You might be a good fit as a School Van Driver if you: • Are at least 21 years old, • Have a valid driver's license for at least 3 years, • Are looking for a part-time schedule and summers off, • Enjoy working with students Great School Van Drivers often bring skills such as: • History driving with ride share companies or taxi services, • Previous experience as a teacher, social worker, classroom assistant, hospitality worker, or customer service or retail associate. Take the wheel and drive your career forward with First Student! Make an impact in your community while enjoying flexible schedules, great pay, and unmatched support. *Conditions apply; see locations for details. **Safety and/or Attendance bonus conditions apply. See location for details. Language Requirement This role requires English proficiency. Federal, state, and local requirements, including U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, require training, safety communications, company policies, employment documents, and other job-related communications be conducted in English. First for a reason: At First Student, we are a family of 60,000+ employees who take pride in safely transporting more than 5 million students and passengers to and from their destinations each day! Our family of brands include Transco, Total Transportation, Maggies Paratransit, and GVC II. Our employees are at the forefront of safety and innovation; they create and implement the most advanced training and technology the transportation industry has to offer. In the state of Washington, all technician and driving positions, including but not limited to van drivers and any other position requiring employees to drive a company-owned vehicle, are considered safety-sensitive and are therefore subject to drug and alcohol testing, including cannabis. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status. First is also committed to providing a drug-free workplace. First will consider for employment qualified applicants with criminal histories consistent with the requirements of the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, Los Angeles Fair Chance Ordinance, and any other fair chance law. Philadelphia's Fair Criminal Record Screening Standards Ordinance Poster is at this link or upon request https://www.phila.gov/media/20210423160847/Fair-Chance-Hiring-law-poster.pdf.

Job Description If asked to describe the culture at Metropolitan Family Services, we could do that in one word. COMMUNITY! Reflected in both our internal culture as well as through the services we provide, community is at the heart of all we do. Metropolitan Family Services empowers families to learn, to earn, to heal, to thrive. Part mentor, part motivator, part advocate, since 1857, Metropolitan Family Services has been the engine of change that empowers families to reach their greatest potential and positively impact their communities. Metropolitan is Illinois’ first comprehensive human services agency and reaches more than 136,000 individuals and families in Chicago, Evanston/Skokie, the southwest suburbs and DuPage County with services promoting education, economic stability, emotional wellness and empowerment. We are currently searching for a full-time Community Behavioral Health Specialist to join our Metropolitan Peace Initiative Team! Schedule & Role Requirements: This is an overnight position; there are 2 shifts: 12pm-7:30am and 7:00 PM–2:30 AM. This role requires riding trains and providing services on train platforms and at CTA stations. No alternative shifts are available. You must have open availability for both shifts. MFS is spear-heading the Communities Partnering 4 Peace, a framework designed to provide comprehensive, long-term approach to reduce violence and gang activity. This framework will bring together community-driven strategies that will empower community-based organizations to intervene with those individuals at the highest risk of driving the violence while working with the overall resident population to transform perceptions and realities of their community. SALARY: • The average starting salary for this position will fall in the range of $75,000- and $85,000 annually. Where candidates fall in this range will be based on skill and experience level. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: • Identify, deescalate, and mediate tense situations related to mental health concerns; build trust with diverse individuals and groups; and provide follow up support after a crisis to promote stabilization and healing., • This is an overnight position; there are 2 shifts: 12pm-7:30am and 7:00 PM–2:30 AM. This role requires riding trains and providing services on train platforms and at CTA stations. No alternative shifts are available. You must have open availability for both shifts., • Engage effectively with community members, local businesses, and high-risk individuals while maintaining professionalism and utilizing trauma informed approaches., • Maintain accurate and timely documentation of incidents, interventions, and referrals while respecting confidentiality and ensuring adherence to professional standards. Performs comprehensive, in-depth assessments for a variety of clinical services. Performs psycho-social assessments and intake as assigned. Provides a full range of case management, counseling, advocacy, educational, and related services to Community Safety and Transit Operations. Lead the coordination of behavioral health services within the community and transit systems by reviewing complex cases, supporting high-risk crisis responses, ensuring compliance with clinical, ethical, and organizational standards, and implementing strategies to enhance service effectiveness and team performance.' Develop and strengthen partnerships with community stakeholders, behavioral health systems, hospitals, public safety agencies, and leadership to support program expansion, improve continuity of care, and advance collaborative crisis response initiatives across diverse communities. Collaborate with CPRU team members to identify, de-escalate, and mediate high-tension situations related to mental health concerns; build trust with diverse individuals and groups; and provide post-crisis follow-up support to promote stabilization and healing. • Provide support for MPA, • Provide trainings and facilitation Identifies and utilizes agency and community resources. Assesses community conditions affecting clients to identify resource gaps and problems. Joins or develops groups and coalitions to address community needs. Recommends financial assistance for clients. Provides group services as indicated by program need. Responsible for meeting contractual requirements such as 24-hour crisis coverage. Represents and interprets programs of agency in community. • Support and attend "Light in the Night" events May serve on regional or agency-wide committees. May provide clinical guidance and shadowing opportunities for students • Attend regular meetings: e.g. team, case consultations, individual supervision, • Provide ongoing support, trainings, facilitation and curriculum development, • Establishes referral network/linkages with outside agencies for participants and their families., • Takes a proactive role in the development of social work services and programming that supports trauma informed care. Meets agency expectation for quantity of direct service. Complies with agency record-keeping expectations. Works effectively with diverse staff and service population. • Flexible to travel to different neighborhoods of the city QUALIFICATIONS • Master's Degree in Social Work from an accredited college or university, required., • Must be available to work the fixed overnight schedule of 7:00 PM–2:30 AM and be comfortable riding trains and working on train platforms and at CTA stations as required by the position., • Two years related post-Masters experience at an intermediate skill level, required., • Must be a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) or related license, required., • Requires mobility to work with a community-based caseload., • Ability to maintain assigned community and home-based services., • Ability to work effectively with diverse individuals and groups., • Bilingual Spanish preferred PHYSICAL DEMANDS: • While performing the essential duties of this job, the employee is required to sit and stand for sustained periods of time, frequently talk, hear, use hands and fingers to feel, handle and operate objects or controls, and occasionally stand, bend, stretch, stoop, kneel and crouch., • The employee is required to have close visual acuity to perform an activity such as preparing and analyzing data and figures, transcribing and viewing a computer terminal., • The employee may occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds. Metropolitan Family Services offers a very generous benefits packet to our professionals: • HMO, Traditional PPO, or PPO w/ health savings contributions., • Dental and Vision Insurance Options, • 12 paid Holidays, • Paid Time Off (PTO), • Flexible Spending, • Opportunities for Student Loan Forgiveness, • 401K Plan, • Training and Professional Development Plan, • E- Learning, • Wellness Initiative Program, • Employee Assistance Network

Job Description Social Services Discharge Planner As a Social Services Discharge Planner, you will play a vital role in ensuring the smooth transition of our residents back into the community. You will be responsible for planning, organizing, and implementing the overall operation of our Social Services Department, while meeting the emotionally and socially demanding needs of our residents. Responsibilities: Review facility policies and procedures to ensure compliance with state and federal regulations Participate in setting policies concerning resident care and quality of life Develop facility social work policies and participate in quality assurance interdisciplinary team meetings Document progress in meeting the psychosocial needs of residents and work with the interdisciplinary team to promote and protect resident rights Complete social histories and psychosocial assessments for each resident, identifying their social, emotional, and psychological needs Provide therapeutic interventions to assist residents in coping with their transition and adjustment to a long-term care facility Provide support and education to residents and their families/significant others, referring them to appropriate social service agencies when necessary Coordinate the resident discharge planning process and make referrals for further services Provide clinical interventions to address catastrophic events that occur during a resident's stay Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Social Work or a related field 2+ years of experience in social work or a related field Strong understanding of social work principles, theories, and practices Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills Ability to work effectively with residents, families, and staff Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive information Benefits Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Life Insurance Critical Illness Insurance Short-Term Disability Insurance Accident Insurance Hospital Indemnity Insurance 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan On-Demand Pay Option Paid Time Off (PTO) Tuition Reimbursement Program How to Apply: If you are a passionate and dedicated social worker looking for a new challenge, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity to join our team at ALIYA of Oak Lawn.

Job Description If asked to describe the culture at Metropolitan Family Services, we could do that in one word. COMMUNITY! Reflected in both our internal culture as well as through the services we provide, community is at the heart of all we do. Metropolitan Family Services (MFS) empowers families to learn, to earn, to heal, to thrive. Part mentor, part motivator, part advocate, since 1857, Metropolitan Family Services has been the engine of change that empowers families to reach their greatest potential and positively impact their communities. Are you looking to have an impact on more than just a company’s bottom line? Then we’d love to hear from you! We are currently looking to fill an Evaluation & Treatment Planning Specialist role at our Merrionette Park Office. SALARY: • The average starting salary for this position will fall in the range of $64,000 and $72,000 annually. $2,500 Sign-on Bonus for first-time employees with MFS! ($1,250 on the first paycheck and $1,250 after 6 months of employment). ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: • Performs comprehensive, in-depth assessment and clinical formulation, development of accurate diagnosis and strengths-based treatment plans for CCBHC services., • Utilize the Illinois Medicaid Comprehensive Assessment of Needs and Strengths (IM+CANS) to document clinical needs and strengths., • Uses ASAM Criteria to evaluate clients across six specific dimensions, including withdrawal potential, biomedical conditions, and recovery environment., • Facilitates the development of initial and updated treatment plans in collaboration with the client and their support system., • Uses standardized criteria (e.g., ASAM for addiction) to determine the appropriate intensity of services., • Performs open access as assigned., • Collaborates with a multidisciplinary team, including Peer Support Specialists and medical staff to ensure seamless transitions and "warm handoffs"., • Provides crisis intervention, and case management services, adhering to CCBHC and MRO/Medicaid rehabilitation service models., • Provides therapeutic interventions, advocacy, skill-building, and related services., • Provides evidence-based treatment interventions per training and certifications., • Learns and utilizes agency and community resources., • Assesses community conditions that affect clients to identify resource gaps and problems., • Works with multidisciplinary professionals including psychiatrists, nurses and community agencies to provide a continuum of coordinated care to meet the complex needs of clients., • May serve on regional or agency-wide committees., • Meets agency expectation for quantity of direct service and maintains quality and fidelity to evidence-based practices., • Maintains timely and accurate client records and any necessary agency and CCBHC required reporting., • Participates in agency and site based required meetings and trainings., • Works effectively with diverse staff and service population., • Other duties as assigned. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, and ABILITIES: • Demonstrated superior skills with families or communities., • Demonstrated competence in consultation, teaching, or writing., • Requires mobility to work in the community with assigned caseload., • Ability to work effectively with diverse individuals and groups. QUALIFICATIONS: • Master's Degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or a related behavioral science field. from an accredited college or university, required., • Eligible or a Licensed Social Worker (LSW), Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), required., • Must obtain and maintain IM+CANS certification, required., • Must attend at least one training relative to the application of ASAM Criteria within the first six months of employment, required., • Final salary will be determined based on years of experience, licensure level, and relevant credentials, required., • 2+ years of post-graduate social work experience at an intermediate skill level, preferred., • Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) or experience working with clients experiencing substance use, preferred., • Experience with ASAM Criteria, preferred., • Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the State of Illinois, preferred., • IM+CANS certification, preferred. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: • Satisfactorily pass all relevant screening and criminal background checks. TRANSPORTATION/TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS: • Driving for work required with transportation of clients preferred in a personally owned vehicle. No travel between sites PHYSICAL DEMANDS: While performing the essential duties of this job, the employee is required to sit and stand for sustained periods of time, frequently talk, hear, use hands and fingers to feel, handle and operate objects or controls, and occasionally stand, bend, stretch, stoop, kneel and crouch. The employee is required to have close visual acuity to perform an activity such as preparing and analyzing data and figures, transcribing and viewing a computer terminal. Metropolitan Family Services puts our people first with a top-of-the-line benefits package. Find out more by clicking here! Some highlights include: • Medical Coverage, Dental Coverage, and Vision Coverage., • Metropolitan Family Services contributions of $2,000 to individual, and $4,000 to family, HSA accounts, pro-rated to your benefits start date., • FREE General Medicine and Behavioral Health Teladoc services provided to all team members., • Ascensus 401K plan services with a 4% employer match, vested at 100% on day one of eligibility. And so much more! Make sure you click here to see the full suite of benefits offered! Some of the above benefits are available for part-time and temporary workers, but not all. Be sure to inquire upon your hire as to which benefits apply to you. MORE ABOUT US: Metropolitan is Illinois' first comprehensive human services agency and reaches more than 122,970 individuals and families in Chicago, Evanston/Skokie, the southwest suburbs, and DuPage County with services promoting education, economic stability, emotional wellness, and empowerment.