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MindoulaBehavioral Health Therapist (Remote)
Mindoula is expanding its Collaborative Care Program in Oregon to integrate behavioral health into primary care settings. The organization is seeking a Behavioral Health Therapist for…
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Mindoula is expanding its Collaborative Care Program in Oregon to integrate behavioral health into primary care settings. The organization is seeking a Behavioral Health Therapist for a full-time, remote position to support patients managing both chronic medical conditions and behavioral health challenges. In this role, the clinician serves as a core member of an integrated care team that includes psychiatric consultants and medical providers. Responsibilities involve conducting individual patient assessments,…
Job Description
Mindoula is expanding its Collaborative Care Program in Oregon to integrate behavioral health into primary care settings. The organization is seeking a Behavioral Health Therapist for a full-time, remote position to support patients managing both chronic medical conditions and behavioral health challenges.
In this role, the clinician serves as a core member of an integrated care team that includes psychiatric consultants and medical providers. Responsibilities involve conducting individual patient assessments, establishing treatment plans, delivering evidence-based psychotherapy, and coordinating overall physical and mental health care. The therapist tracks clinical outcomes, monitors treatment adherence, and provides structured interventions such as motivational interviewing and problem-solving treatment.
The position requires a professional located in the United States with an active independent clinical license in Oregon. Candidates must have experience in clinical work, case management, or community care coordination involving diverse populations. The schedule runs Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Pacific Time. While the work is primarily conducted via video and telephone, the role involves hybrid duties requiring periodic in-person clinic visits in Oregon and high-speed home internet access.
Responsibilities
- Screen and assess patients for substance abuse and mental health disorders
- Create and implement patient treatment plans, engagement strategies, and follow-up care
- Deliver brief behavioral interventions utilizing evidence-based techniques
- Monitor psychotropic medication adherence, side effects, and effectiveness
- Provide interventions addressing health behavior and social determinants of health
- Track treatment responses and clinical symptoms via in-person, video, or telephone interactions
- Educate patients regarding common mental health and substance abuse disorders
- Facilitate internal or external referrals for psychosocial treatments
- Participate in regular caseload consultations with psychiatric consultants
- Document encounters, progress, and recommendations within the electronic health record system
- Attend meetings and conduct therapy primarily via video conference with monthly in-person clinic visits
- Meet monthly performance metrics set by the clinical director and clinical manager
Requirements
- Hold a master's degree or higher in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, Rehabilitation, or a related field
- Possess 3 to 5 or more years of experience in clinical behavioral health intervention, care coordination, or case management
- Maintain an active independent clinical license in Oregon as an LCSW, LPC, LMFT, or Psychologist
- Be eligible for enrollment in state Medicaid and Medicare
- Possess high-speed home internet
- Demonstrate proficiency with electronic health records, scheduling platforms, video software, and remote phone systems
- Reside in the United States and be available Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Pacific Time
Qualifications
- Experience working with older adult Medicare populations managing chronic medical and behavioral health conditions
- Current enrollment in the state Medicaid and Medicare programs
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is this position remote?
Yes, the role is remote and requires the candidate to be located in the United States, though periodic travel to clinics in Oregon is required.
What are the working hours for this job?
The schedule is Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Pacific Time.
What licensure is required for this role?
Candidates must hold an active independent clinical license in Oregon, which can include an LCSW, LPC, LMFT, or Psychologist license.
What is the salary for this position?
The salary is not specified in the job posting.
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