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Lutheran Social Services of Illinois

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Supervisor, CST

$60k/y-$65k/y

Lutheran Social Services of Illinois

a month ago

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OnsiteFull-timeMid

Summary

Lutheran Social Services of Illinois is seeking a Supervisor, CST to join their team in Chicago, IL. The role involves supervising and coordinating case management services in the CST program, providing clinical supervision to staff, and ensuring compliance with relevant standards.

About the Role

As a Supervisor, CST, you will be responsible for overseeing case management services, conducting weekly staff meetings, ensuring timely documentation, and training new staff. You will also ensure compliance with Rule 140 standards and maintain client chart compliance.

About You

Required:

Master's degree in social service field.
Minimum of two years in social services with increasing responsibility.
Valid Illinois driver's license in good standing.

Preferred:

Experience supervising staff.
LCSW/LCPC licensure.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).

Benefits

On Demand Flexible Paydays for earned wages through Dayforce Wallet.
Competitive salary based upon relevant education, experience, and licensure.
Salary $60k–$65k annually.
Opportunity for advancement.
Comprehensive benefits package including healthcare insurance, up to 26 days of paid time off, 11 paid holidays, sick time, 403(b) plan, Employee Assistance Program, and flexible hours.
Paid training to learn, grow, and succeed.

Lutheran Social Services of Illinois

Serving Illinois since 1867, Lutheran Social Services of Illinois (LSSI) is a statewide, not-for-profit social service agency of the three Illinois synods of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). The demographics of clients served by LSSI generally reflect those of Illinois’ population, with one important exception—more than 80 percent of clients report an annual household income under $15,000, compared to just 12 percent of all Illinois households. The organization provides critical programs for the state’s most vulnerable residents including foster care, mental health services, alcohol and drug treatment, affordable senior housing, residential programs for people with developmental disabilities, and programs that help formerly incarcerated individuals integrate back into society.

Chicago, IL