Clinical Director, Program Launch | Schaumburg

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Schaumburg, IL, USA
In-Office
2K-3K Annually
Senior level
Healthtech • Professional Services • Consulting
The Role
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.
Summary Generated by Built In

Organization: Aftermath
Engagement: Independent Contractor (1099)
Schedule: Part-Time, Flexible Consulting Engagement
Work Arrangement: Primarily Remote, with On-Site Availability as Needed
Potential Career Path: Opportunity to transition into a permanent, full-time Clinical Director position following program launch

Help Build the Clinical Foundation

Aftermath is preparing to introduce adult substance use disorder services in Schaumburg, Illinois. Planned services include Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and Partial Hospitalization (PHP) programming.

Before the first client enters treatment, Aftermath must build the clinical framework that will guide how services are delivered. We are seeking an Illinois-licensed clinical leader to provide targeted expertise during this important stage of development.

This is a focused consulting assignment for someone who understands how Illinois substance use disorder regulations translate into clinical practice. The consultant will help leadership evaluate whether the program’s proposed policies, workflows, documentation, staffing, and treatment structure are ready for licensure and launch.

Candidates may be considered solely for this consulting assignment or, if mutually desired, for the permanent Clinical Director position once the facility is ready to begin operations.

Your Contribution

In this role, you will:

 Advise leadership on the clinical implementation of Illinois Part 2060 requirements
 Evaluate whether proposed clinical systems support safe and compliant service delivery
 Review selected policies, procedures, protocols, and workflows from a clinical perspective
 Help ensure that planned Outpatient, IOP, and PHP programming reflects ASAM principles
 Review proposed processes for assessment, placement, treatment planning, continued-stay decisions, transition, and discharge
 Provide input on clinical staffing qualifications, reporting relationships, and supervision coverage
 Identify clinical-readiness gaps that should be resolved before the program opens
 Participate in select application, readiness, licensing, or regulatory discussions
 Help leadership prepare for questions about how clinical requirements will operate in practice
 Provide guidance during the transition from licensing preparation to operational launch

This position is advisory and developmental during the pre-opening period. It is not responsible for daily clinical operations before the facility opens.



Requirements

What You Bring

Required Qualifications

 Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or a closely related behavioral health discipline
 Active and unrestricted Illinois LCSW or LCPC license in good standing
 At least five years of behavioral health clinical experience
 At least two years of clinical supervision, program management, or department-level leadership experience
 Direct knowledge of substance use disorder treatment
 Experience applying ASAM Criteria to clinical placement or service delivery
 Strong working knowledge of clinical documentation, treatment planning, and quality standards
 Ability to identify operational risks and recommend practical solutions
 Ability to work independently within a consulting engagement
 Availability for occasional scheduled meetings or on-site activities in Schaumburg

Preferred Qualifications

 Experience working within an Illinois Part 2060 licensed organization
 Participation in a new facility or service-line launch
 Experience developing Outpatient, IOP, or PHP programming
 Clinical experience with adult populations
 Participation in licensing, accreditation, or payer-readiness reviews
 Experience creating or reviewing clinical workflows for a new treatment program

Benefits

Consulting Compensation

Aftermath anticipates a monthly consulting retainer of $1,500 to $2,500, commensurate with the consultant’s experience and qualifications.

The engagement is designed to provide focused clinical guidance during the pre-licensure and program-development period. Because licensing activity may vary throughout the process, Aftermath and the consultant will establish priorities based on the organization’s current readiness and regulatory needs.

If the scope of the engagement materially changes, Aftermath and the consultant will review and agree upon a revised compensation structure.

Potential Transition

Following licensure and program launch, Aftermath expects to establish a permanent, full-time Clinical Director position. The launch consultant may be considered for that opportunity, but neither party is required to continue beyond the consulting engagement.



Skills Required

  • Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or a closely related behavioral health discipline
  • Active and unrestricted Illinois LCSW or LCPC license in good standing
  • At least five years of behavioral health clinical experience
  • At least two years of clinical supervision, program management, or department-level leadership experience
  • Direct knowledge of substance use disorder treatment
  • Experience applying ASAM Criteria to clinical placement or service delivery
  • Strong working knowledge of clinical documentation, treatment planning, and quality standards
  • Ability to identify operational risks and recommend practical solutions
  • Ability to work independently within a consulting engagement
  • Availability for occasional scheduled meetings or on-site activities in Schaumburg
  • Experience working within an Illinois Part 2060 licensed organization
  • Participation in a new facility or service-line launch
  • Experience developing Outpatient, IOP, or PHP programming
  • Clinical experience with adult populations
  • Participation in licensing, accreditation, or payer-readiness reviews
  • Experience creating or reviewing clinical workflows for a new treatment program
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The Company

What We Do

Atlantic Health Strategies is a full-service operations and compliance partner for behavioral health, mental health, eating disorder, freestanding psychiatric, and addiction treatment providers nationwide, offering full-spectrum operational support.

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