Jobs at Atlantic Health Strategies

Provides clinical and regulatory consulting for the launch of adult substance use disorder Outpatient, IOP, and PHP services in Illinois. Advises leadership on Part 2060 compliance, ASAM-aligned programming, clinical policies, documentation, staffing, supervision, treatment workflows, licensing readiness, and operational risk mitigation. This part-time, primarily remote engagement may transition into a permanent Clinical Director role after program launch.

Leads clinical operations for a new adult substance use disorder treatment facility offering Outpatient, IOP, and PHP services. Builds the clinical culture and team, oversees treatment quality, supervision, documentation, compliance, clinical workflows, patient placement, crisis response, and program readiness. Requires collaboration across medical, utilization review, compliance, and operational teams while supporting licensing, accreditation, payer reviews, and continuous improvement.

Provides clinical and regulatory oversight for a continuing education program serving social workers and behavioral health professionals. Responsibilities include reviewing course materials, learning objectives, post-tests, pilot results, evaluations, grievances, and regulatory requirements; advising on course revisions and emerging topics; supporting ASWB, NBCC, and NAADAC reviews; and serving as the named Social Work Consultant. This remote independent contractor role requires approximately two to four hours monthly and an active unrestricted LCSW license.

Interim Clinical Director will support the development, licensing readiness, and launch of outpatient, IOP, and PHP substance use disorder programs. Responsibilities include creating clinical policies and workflows, establishing staffing and supervision structures, preparing for IDHS-DBHR licensure, overseeing clinical documentation and treatment planning, supervising multidisciplinary teams, managing complex clinical situations, monitoring outcomes, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Leads the launch and ongoing operations of a behavioral health treatment facility offering IOP, PHP, detox, and residential care. Oversees staffing, licensing, compliance, financial performance, budgeting, census growth, payer strategy, operational systems, and quality outcomes. Builds and supervises leadership teams across clinical, medical, nursing, admissions, compliance, and administrative functions while representing the organization with referral networks, payers, and the community.

Lead therapeutic and psychoeducational groups for PHP and IOP clients, support coping and recovery skills, monitor group dynamics, document attendance and clinical observations in an EMR, collaborate on treatment planning, and maintain a safe environment. The role requires Wisconsin-authorized group counseling credentials, clinical supervision, confidentiality knowledge, and daytime on-site availability. Preferred qualifications include behavioral health group facilitation experience and familiarity with CBT, DBT, or Seeking Safety curricula.

Facilitates evening group therapy for clients with substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. Responsibilities include preparing evidence-informed content, documenting progress and attendance, completing compliance reports, collaborating with the clinical team, and fostering a safe therapeutic environment. The role requires a relevant master's degree, group therapy experience, strong documentation and communication skills, knowledge of trauma-informed approaches, and HIPAA-compliant confidentiality practices.

Facilitates psychoeducation, process, and skills-based group therapy for clients with co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions. The role requires trauma-informed, person-centered care, effective group engagement and dynamics management, timely clinical documentation, and collaboration with the broader clinical team. Facilitators work Monday through Friday in a structured behavioral health treatment setting and lead approximately 7 to 15 groups weekly depending on schedule.

Lead structured therapeutic and psychoeducational groups for PHP and IOP clients, document attendance and clinical observations in the EMR, support coping and recovery skills, monitor group dynamics, collaborate on treatment planning, and escalate concerns to clinical leadership. The role requires appropriate Wisconsin behavioral health credentials, supervised practice, confidentiality knowledge, strong facilitation and de-escalation skills, and full-time daytime on-site availability.

Provides individual and group therapy in a structured behavioral health setting. Applies evidence-based and trauma-informed care, maintains compliant clinical documentation, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, and communicates with clients and families to support treatment outcomes.

Provides individual and group therapy to clients with mental health, substance use, and co-occurring conditions. Manages a 10–15-client caseload, maintains compliant clinical documentation, collaborates with the care team, and independently manages scheduling. The role requires participation in an evening IOP group as needed and uses evidence-based, person-centered approaches in an in-person behavioral health setting.

Leads the launch and daily operations of an adolescent intensive outpatient program. Oversees staffing, scheduling, compliance, safety, quality improvement, reporting, and emergency response. Provides clinical leadership using DBT-A, CBT, trauma-focused, and family systems approaches; supervises associate-licensed staff, manages utilization review and medical necessity, monitors KPIs, and conducts adolescent risk assessments and safety planning. Requires onsite weekday work and 24/7 on-call availability.

Provides individual and group therapy for clients with mental health and substance use disorders. Manages a 10–15-client caseload, maintains compliant clinical documentation, collaborates with the care team, and independently manages scheduling. The role includes evidence-based therapy, group facilitation, and participation in one evening IOP group weekly as needed.

Provides individual and group therapy for clients with mental health, substance use, and co-occurring conditions. Responsibilities include managing a 10–15-client caseload, facilitating groups, participating in an evening IOP session as needed, maintaining compliant clinical documentation, collaborating with the care team, and independently managing scheduling. The role requires a relevant master’s degree, behavioral health treatment experience, group facilitation skills, and strong organizational and communication abilities.

Leads day-to-day operations for a behavioral health treatment facility, overseeing clinical, medical, residential, and support departments. Responsibilities include regulatory compliance, census and utilization management, budgeting, labor management, crisis response, risk mitigation, client care, leadership development, recruitment, and continuous improvement. The Executive Director serves as a liaison among facility and executive leaders, regulators, referral partners, and community stakeholders.