Clinician Jobs in Chicago, IL
Clinician jobs in Chicago are concentrated in the Medical District, Streeterville, and Hyde Park, with strong demand across hospital systems, community health centers, and behavioral health organizations. Employers actively hiring include Centered Therapy Chicago, HRDI, and WOCC. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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About Wōcc (Women of Color Collective)
Wōcc is a women of color led nonprofit outpatient behavioral health practice and healing collective in Chicago. We cultivate intentional spaces where women can fully relate, exist, resist, feel, heal, express, and thrive. Rooted in connection, culture, and care, our multi-layered approach brings mind, spirit, and soul together through mental health services and community centered healing practices. Guided by compassion, authenticity, equity, creativity, solidarity, and a commitment to decolonization, Wōcc empowers women to live authentic, liberated lives. Our services are available to all women, and we are committed to creating an inclusive and affirming space for all.
Position Summary
Wōcc is a women-of-color-led nonprofit outpatient behavioral health practice and healing collective in Chicago. We are seeking independently licensed Illinois LCPCs or LCSWs to provide outpatient behavioral health assessments, treatment planning, individual and group therapy, and care coordination. Contractors will deliver advanced, culturally responsive clinical services, participate in weekly supervision and clinical consultation, maintain compliant EHR documentation, and contribute original thinking to member care and program learning.
A demonstrated belief in and commitment to Wōcc’s mission, values, culture, and approach to healing is essential. This alignment will be a central consideration in the selection process and in determining mutual fit. Applicants are encouraged to visit woccnetwork.org to learn more about Wōcc’s mission, values, culture, and approach to healing.
This position will begin as an independent contractor opportunity. Depending on organizational needs, funding, performance, and mutual fit, there may be an opportunity to transition to an employee position in the future; however, such a transition is not guaranteed. Some evening or Saturday hours may be needed periodically based on member and program needs. Scheduling expectations will be discussed in advance and coordinated with the contractor.
Outpatient Clinical Services
· Conduct diagnostic and needs assessments, advanced case conceptualization, individualized treatment planning, and individual and/or group therapy.
· Use evidence-based and culturally responsive approaches within scope and competence, which may include CBT, DBT, EMDR, Motivational Interviewing, and decolonizing frameworks.
· Administer required screenings and outcomes measures, including grant, Medicaid, and payer required tools.
· Coordinate whole-person care with appropriate providers and partners following member authorization.
· Follow crisis response, mandated reporting, confidentiality, ethical, and clinical consultation procedures.
Documentation, Supervision, and Quality
· Maintain complete, accurate, and timely EHR documentation consistent with Wōcc, Medicaid, payer, grant, ethical, and legal requirements.
· Participate in weekly supervision/clinical consultation, case coordination, chart review, and quality improvement activities.
· Track measurable outcomes, respond to feedback, and communicate scheduling, risk, and barriers promptly.
· Bring advanced conceptualization skills, intellectual curiosity, and novel, creative thinking to complex clinical presentations.
Training, Grant Compliance, and Organizational Responsibilities
· Participate in required role specific training and training on Wōcc’s culture, values, mission, and approach to healing and care.
· Complete required grant training and follow each applicable grant policy, procedure, requirement, deliverable, and Wōcc expectation.
· Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned or needed to support Wōcc’s mission and operations.
Qualifications
· Master’s degree in social work, counseling, psychology, or a related discipline.
· Active, unrestricted Illinois LCPC or LCSW license and ability to practice independently.
· At least four years of relevant outpatient behavioral health experience; experience serving women, justice impacted individuals, or communities affected by systemic inequity preferred.
· Advanced clinical case conceptualization and demonstrated ability to think creatively and develop novel, clinically appropriate approaches.
· Robust EHR experience and working knowledge.
· Advanced Excel skills and strong computer proficiency.
· Experience with Medicaid documentation, clinical quality measures, trauma-informed care, racial and gender equity, and intersectional healing approaches.
· Professional liability insurance and all credentials required by Wōcc.
Work Arrangement and Terms
This is a 1099 independent contractor opportunity with no employee benefits. Hybrid work may be possible and is negotiable based on member and program needs. In person services will occur at Wōcc headquarters. Some evening hours may be required. Payment is for approved services performed and documented. Hour and value ranges are not guarantees. Two positions are available, with final scopes and rates dependent on organizational needs and the positions filled.
How to Apply
Send your resume and a brief cover letter to drcosta@woccnetwork.org with the subject line: 1099 LCPC/LCSW Outpatient Clinician - [Your Name]. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
Equal Opportunity Statement
Wōcc is a women of color led practice whose services are available to all women. Wōcc is committed to an inclusive workplace and makes employment and contracting decisions without unlawful discrimination, consistent with applicable law.
Pay: $70.00 - $75.00 per hour
Expected hours: 14.0 – 18.0 per week
Benefits:
- Flexible schedule
License/Certification:
- LCSW or LCPC (Required)
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Chicago, IL 60618
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Clinician Jobs in Chicago: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a clinician job in Chicago?
Focus your search on Chicago's major health corridors: the Illinois Medical District on the Near West Side, Streeterville's hospital row, and the South Side's federally qualified health centers. Large academic medical centers, county health systems, and community mental health agencies hire consistently. Candidates who tailor applications to a specific care setting, whether inpatient, outpatient, or school-based, and who can demonstrate experience with Chicago's diverse patient populations tend to move through hiring faster.
Which companies hire clinicians in Chicago?
Chicago clinician roles are posted by Centered Therapy Chicago, HRDI, and WOCC and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. The city's hiring base includes large academic medical systems, public health agencies, and a growing network of behavioral health and integrated care organizations.
Are there remote clinician jobs in Chicago?
Yes, though availability depends heavily on the role: hands-on clinical positions require on-site presence, while care coordination, utilization review, and telehealth roles can be fully remote. About 66% of clinician openings tied to Chicago are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting broader adoption of telehealth platforms. Chicago-based managed care and digital health companies account for a meaningful share of those remote postings.
How can I get a clinician job in Chicago with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is through Chicago's network of federally qualified health centers and county-run clinics, which regularly hire associate-level and trainee clinicians. Look for care coordinator, patient navigator, or clinical support roles at organizations serving the city's South and West Side communities. AmeriCorps Health and Chicago Department of Public Health programs also offer structured entry-level placements. Bilingual candidates, particularly Spanish or Polish speakers, have a measurable edge in many community health settings.
Which industries hire the most clinicians in Chicago?
The sectors hiring the most clinicians in Chicago are Education, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Chicago's concentration of Level I trauma centers, large integrated health systems, and a well-funded behavioral health infrastructure keeps demand across those sectors consistently active.
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