Mindoula Health’s Collaborative Care Program (CCP) is expanding to Oregon. Our mission is to improve quality of life for patients living with behavioral health challenges and chronic medical conditions. We do this by embedding behavioral health into primary care — so patients receive coordinated, effective care without barriers.
Why Do Clinicians Choose Mindoula?
- 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
What You Will Do:
The Adolescent 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 to adolescents enrolled in the program. 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).
What you will need:
- Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, or related field
- Associate level licenses:
- Clinical Social Work Associate (CSWA)
- Professional Counselor Associate (PCA)
- Marriage and Family Therapist Associate (LMFTA)
- Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)
- Experience working with adolescent populations
- Experience with EMRs + telehealth workflows
- Proficiency with technology and using multiple applications
- Located in Oregon (majority of services are remote)
Schedule:
Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Hybrid: 2-3 days per week working in Eugene, OR clinics.