Sarah Bush Lincoln·Mattoon, Illinois
The Social Worker collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to provide assessment, treatment, and discharge planning for behavioral health patients. Responsibilities include conducting therapy sessions, providing crisis intervention, and acting as a liaison to community resources.
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Social Worker (LCPC or LCSW)
Social Workers participate with the multidisciplinary team in the assessment, treatment and discharge planning as well as on going outpatient treatment as appropriate for patients.
Hours: 7am-4:30pm
Requirement: Active LCPC or LCSW in the State of IL, MS
Charts treatment processes and activities of patient care., Conducts individual, family and/or group treatment sessions., Develops knowledge of community resources and acts as a liaison to these agencies., Ensures data is entered accurately and timely into patients records/files., Keeps abreast of new developments in psychosocial sciences, social service delivery and treatment. , Maintains awareness of current community resources and services., Offers psychosocial evaluation and short term counseling to patients and families, assisting them in their adjustment to the patient's medical condition and hospitalization., Participates with multidisciplinary team in the assessment, treatment and discharge planning as well as on going outpatient treatment as appropriate for Behavioral Health Services patients., Provides crisis intervention/support to patients and involved throughout the Health Center, as well as the Regional Behavioral Health Network as appropriate., Provides professional consultation to hospitals, Home Health Agencies, and community residential facilities, through the application of social work assessment, intervention, and treatment techniques, according to contract specifications.
MA (Required)Licensed Clinical Social Worker - Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation
$29.08 - $45.07
Pay based on experience
Market context
Behavioral health positions in Illinois often draw steady interest because employers look for licensed or graduate-prepared candidates who can work in clinical, community, or care-coordination settings. This role is competitive because the required background is specific—either a master’s degree in a human services field or an active Illinois RN license, with behavioral health experience preferred. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your licensure, degree, and setting experience before applying.
