Medical Doctor to review Substance abuse treatment plans (REMOTE

Burton Homes Community Outreach (BHCO) is a newly established facility dedicated to serving Chicago’s most vulnerable populations, including individuals struggling with substance abuse and mental health challenges. We also provide resources to homeless veterans, youth and minorities.  As a state-funded organization, BHCO provides essential behavioral health services, ensuring access to quality care for those in need. We are seeking a compassionate and experienced Part-Time Medical Doctor to support our mission by reviewing substance abuse treatment plans and clinical notes. This is an ideal opportunity for a retired physician or a medical professional looking to give back to the community while maintaining flexibility in their schedule.

Key Responsibilities

• Review and approve substance abuse treatment plans to ensure they align with state and federal guidelines.
• Assess clinical notes and documentation to confirm compliance with medical best practices and regulatory requirements.
• Provide professional recommendations and feedback to the clinical team to enhance patient care.
• Collaborate with licensed therapists, case managers, and other healthcare professionals to support effective treatment strategies.
• Maintain accurate records of reviews and approvals in accordance with state-funded program guidelines.

Qualifications

• Medical Doctor (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree from an accredited institution.
• Active, unrestricted Illinois medical license and insurance (or retired with ability to maintain required oversight).
• Experience in substance abuse treatment, addiction medicine, or behavioral health preferred but not required.
• Knowledge of Medicaid, Medicare, and state funding regulations related to substance abuse treatment.
• Strong understanding of clinical documentation and compliance standards.
• Passion for community health and supporting underserved populations.

Why Join BHCO?

• Flexible schedule—ideal for retired physicians or those seeking part-time work.
• Meaningful impact—help shape treatment plans for individuals in need of recovery support.
• Supportive team—work alongside dedicated mental health professionals committed to making a difference.
• State-funded stability—be part of a reliable and mission-driven organization

Interested candidates should submit their resume, NPI number and a brief cover letter outlining their experience and passion for community health to [bsmith@burtonhomescommunity.com].

Join BHCO and be part of a movement dedicated to transforming lives through compassionate, quality care!