Join a dedicated Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Team providing comprehensive support to individuals with severe and persistent mental illness who have not benefited from traditional clinic-based services. This role involves outreach, enrollment, and delivering community-based mental health and social services, including wellness self-management counseling, integrated dual disorder treatment, and daily living skills enhancement. The clinician works collaboratively with other treatment teams to offer intensive, person-centered care aimed at helping consumers maintain community living with appropriate resources.

Essential Functions:
- Participate in daily team meetings to assign cases and review responsibilities.
- Conduct comprehensive assessments to determine appropriate ACT services.
- Utilize trauma-focused, evidence-based practices to address symptoms and improve emotional and functional well-being.
- Develop crisis prevention plans and treatment goals in partnership with consumers.
- Coordinate care with community partners, families, physicians, and other providers.
- Support consumers in achieving treatment goals, medication education, crisis management, and daily living activities.
- Monitor client safety as needed.
- Complete ongoing diagnostic evaluations and required clinical assessments.
- Participate in discharge planning and support transitions to community or higher levels of care.
- Foster a person-centered, outcome-oriented program culture dedicated to continuous quality improvement.
- Provide culturally competent services and complete all documentation and training timely.

Behavioral Skills:
- Integrity, compassion, accountability, respect, and excellence in communication and leadership.

Education and Experience:
- Master's Degree in Social Work, Psychology, or Marriage and Family Therapy required.
- Preferred 3-5 years experience with severe mental illness or serious emotional disturbance populations.
- Experience working with diverse and high-risk populations.

Licensure and Certification:
- Licensed at Masters Level Clinician (BSRB) required.
- Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP) training required.
- Valid Driver's License.
- Obtain temporary Masters Addiction Counselor licensure within 6 months and full licensure within 12 months of employment.
- Preferred Clinical Level Licensure by BSRB and Clinical Addictions Counselor license.

This position offers a competitive salary and benefits package within a supportive, community-focused environment in the Midwest region of the United States.