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**Mission statement:** We change lives through programs, services, and resources for all people to recognize, achieve, and sustain personal wellness. **Vision statement:** A world where all people can simply “bee” themselves through mental, physical, and spiritual wellness. **Organizational Core Values:** Simply Bee staff aspire daily to demonstrate a strong understanding and use of our core values: - Quality: To passionately do our best to deliver exceptional quality services and products to our clients and continuously improve all that we do. - Caring: We work to collaborate with each other being transparent and mutually respectful. - Growth: To continue to reach more clients by expanding and innovating our programs and services, challenging our people to grow personally and professionally. **Purpose:** The purpose of this role is to work with the clients and families of Simply Bee’s Intensive Outpatient Program and Partial Hospital Program with a specialty in working with eating disorder populations. In this role the PHP/IOP Therapist will work as an individual, family, and group therapist. In addition to working in compliance with the PHP/IOP standards and expectations, the purpose of this position is to be flexible and experience a variety of opportunities in all levels of care and grow with the organization in a collaborative manner to achieve success of the therapist, clients served and business. **Key Duties & Responsibilities:** Clinical Care (appx. 55% of time/week) - Achieve 22 -25 clinical hours per week\* (approximately 10-15 group therapy hours, 7-12 adolescent and family therapy hours) - Responsible for daily documentation including but not limited to, initial assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, and discharge summaries - Reinforce clinical services and staff adherence to the practice’s values of care, quality and growth - Exhibit competency behaviors of the following: informally collaborate in the office with team members, friendly engagement in the office to support our hive culture, and contribute to the hive mind with knowledge and expertise - \*Hours vary based on need of the program and outpatient in addition to collaborative discussion with the supervisor. Clinical Administration: (appx. 45% of time/week) - Work closely with IOP/PHP management team to complete authorization forms, and other administrative tasks for the PHP/IOP program - Document (daily) case management duties in internal tracking systems - Coordinate and document communications with outside agencies including but not limited to, doctors, educators, legal, and other professions - Participate in mandatory staffing meetings - Present active and discharge cases in team rounds - Complete requested administrative information such as timesheet, calendar management, drive organization etc. - Participate in communication platforms such as outlook, trello, Microsoft Teams, canva, etc. - Confirm with an email receipt and due date **Minimum Qualifications:** - Masters in counseling, social work, or related field (required) - Previous experience working in higher level of care setting with eating disorder populations (required) - Fully licensed LCSW, LCPC, or LMFT in Illinois (required) - Minimum 3 years post-Master's working experience (required) - Previous experience working with children and adolescents (preferred) - Trained in Emotions Focused Family Therapy (EFFT) and/or Family Based Therapy (FBT) (preferred) - Certified Eating Disorder Certified (preferred) **Clinician Competencies** - Demonstrates competence and is knowledgeable about utilizing Biopsychosocial assessment tool including substance abuse screener, Audit C Tool and other screening tools within the timeline outlined in the policy and procedure. - Demonstrates knowledge and ability to coordinate referrals and make recommendations based on screening individuals who may be a danger to themselves or others using the ASQ and C-SSRS safety screening and assessment outcome measur…