Behavioral Health Integration Clinician – Associate Level

• Support for associate-level clinicians – structured supervision, case consultation, and pathway toward independent licensure
• At Mindoula we value your clinical skills and ideas. We use structured clinical workflows and evidence-based metrics to help clinicians work smarter, not harder
• Your clinical input matters — we are expanding our Collaborative Care programs and actively incorporate clinician feedback into workflow design and improvements
• Supported caseload management — Collaborative Care caseloads are structured to ensure meaningful contact and clinical impact
• Documentation time is protected — we do not expect after-hours charting
• We practice a true team-based care model — including weekly psychiatric case review and close collaboration with the patient’s primary care provider
• Meaningful clinical autonomy within outpatient hours
• Strong and experienced leadership that listens to clinicians and adapts the model based on feedback
• Structured onboarding, case consultation support, and gradual scaling to model standards as you become comfortable with workflows

The Behavioral Health Integration Clinician– Associate Level is a core member of the Collaborative Care team - partnering with PCPs and psychiatric consultants to provide short-term, targeted, evidence-based care. Under supervision, you will:

• →Screen/assess for mental health + substance use disorders
• →Provide short-term, brief interventions using evidence-based approaches (BA, PST, MI, etc.) – not traditional long-form therapy sessions
• →Support medication adherence / side effect monitoring
• →Provide education + self-management support
• →Track clinical response (in-person, video, or phone) and adjust plan as needed
• →Refer for specialty care when appropriate
• →Participate in weekly psychiatric case consultation
• →Document in EHR consistent with model workflows
• →Re-engage patients who fall out of care
• →Practice under supervision of independently licensed clinicians (as required by Oregon Board regulations).

• →Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or related field
• →Associate level licenses: Clinical Social Work Associate (CSWA)
• →3+ years of experience working with adult populations w/ chronic medical + behavioral needs
• →Experience with EMRs + telehealth workflows
• →Proficiency with technology and using multiple applications
• →Located in Oregon (majority of services are remote)

Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Hybrid: Minimum of three days a week in the clinic.