Psychiatrist — New Graduates Welcome | Transform Community Mental Health | Chicago, IL

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Job Details
Job Title & Position Overview
Job Title: Psychiatrist

Position Overview: New Hope Community Service Center (NHCSC) is seeking a compassionate, mission-driven Psychiatrist to join our dynamic team in Chicago. This outstanding opportunity is ideal for a new graduate or early-career psychiatrist passionate about providing comprehensive, evidence-based, and culturally responsive care to both youth and adult diverse community members. You'll provide psychiatric evaluations, diagnostic assessments, and medication management across our distinct Sex Offender Treatment, Substance Use Disorder Treatment, and General Mental Health departments, collaborating closely with an interdisciplinary team to ensure holistic, client-centered care.

Compensation & Benefits
Compensation: Competitive salary.
Benefits: Comprehensive benefits package, dedicated mentorship, robust supervision, professional development support, opportunities for CME, and cross-specialty experience.

Location
Location: Chicago, IL. Convenient location with access to public transportation and community resources.

Work Environment & Schedule
Work Environment: You'll work in a supportive, team-oriented environment at New Hope Community Service Center (NHCSC), a trusted community resource founded in 1993. We deliver trauma-informed, culturally competent care grounded in humility, compassion, accountability, integrity, and gratitude. You will serve a diverse caseload within our various programs, encompassing individuals with substance use disorders (including opioid treatment program clients), clients with a wide range of mental health conditions, and those in our Sex Offender Treatment program, for both youth and adult populations.
Schedule: To be discussed during the interview process.
Patient Details: Serve diverse community members overcoming substance use disorders, mental health struggles, and challenges related to justice involvement, encompassing both youth and adult populations.
Call Specifics: Not specified in original posting.


Any Other Requirements
MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school.

Completion of an accredited Psychiatry Residency (or currently in your final year and eligible for licensing).

Board eligible or board certified (or with clear plans to become board certified).

Illinois medical license or eligibility to obtain one.

Strong passion for community mental health and working with diverse, underserved populations.

Commitment to trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and recovery-oriented care.

Willingness and ability to work with varied populations, including those in sex offender treatment and individuals with substance use disorders.

Excellent communication and collaboration skills to thrive in an interdisciplinary setting.

Ability to manage a diverse caseload with strong organizational and time management skills.

Utilize a modern electronic health record (EHR) system for efficient documentation and client management.

• Make a direct impact in underserved Chicago communities
• Dedicated mentorship & professional growth for new grads.
• Competitive salary