Mental Health Clinician FT (Evenings 3p to 11p)

Chestnut Health Systems•Granite City, IL

11d•$21 - $22

About The Position

Chestnut Health Systems is seeking a Clinician to provide recovery-oriented, trauma-informed mental health services to individuals involved in housing programs. The role supports consumers in achieving stability, wellness, and independence through individualized, consumer-driven services delivered in office and community-based settings. The Clinician conducts assessments, develops treatment plans, delivers services, and coordinates with community and internal partners, particularly those supporting housing stability and substance use recovery. This is a full-time position in Granite City, working Tuesday through Saturday from 3:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. The anticipated starting pay for new hires is $21.00–$22.00 per hour. Evening, overnight, and weekend shifts qualify for extra pay. Chestnut Health Systems provides integrated substance use, mental health, and primary care services in Illinois and Missouri. The organization has more than 800 employees and is nationally recognized for research, training, and innovation.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and five years of supervised mental health experience; OR a master’s degree in counseling, psychology, social work, or a related field with less than 1,000 hours of supervised mental health experience.
Valid driver’s license, private automobile insurance, and ability to be insured.
Basic computer skills and experience with MS Word, MS Excel, Outlook, Adobe Acrobat, and an electronic medical record.
Effective communication with employees, consumers, potential consumers, and support systems.
Ability to respond effectively and calmly in conflict or emotional situations.
Good keyboarding skills.
Data entry experience, preferably with an electronic health record or electronic billing system.
Knowledge of standard office procedures and use of office equipment.

Nice To Haves

Recovery experience.

Responsibilities

Facilitate individual, family, and group sessions using validated, evidence-based therapeutic modalities tailored to clients’ recovery and safety goals.
Use a trauma-informed, strengths-based framework and positive, recovery-focused language in clinical interactions and treatment planning.
Deliver flexible direct services in client-centered, community-based environments to reduce barriers to care.
Complete timely clinical assessments, diagnostic updates, and individualized recovery plans to maintain continuity of care.
Coordinate care and advocate for access to community resources, including housing and substance use treatment; obtain service authorizations and monitor referral progress.
Collaborate with internal care teams, external service providers, clients, and clients’ personal support networks to develop aligned care plans.
Maintain accurate medical records and complete at least 80% of progress notes within 48 hours of service delivery.
Manage a direct-service schedule to meet productivity standards while maintaining quality client care.
Follow HIPAA guidelines, the code of ethics, and organizational confidentiality protocols.
Participate in clinical supervision, complete required training, and earn continuing education units to maintain clinical competencies.
Attend staff meetings, contribute to peer case consultations, support team members during coverage needs, and pursue professional leadership opportunities.