At Santiam Hospital & Clinics, we pride ourselves on fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment where every team member is valued and empowered to make a difference. Our commitment to excellence in patient care is matched by our dedication to employee growth and well-being. As part of our team, you’ll have access to cutting-edge medical technology, ongoing professional development opportunities, and a collaborative culture that encourages innovation and teamwork. Join us at Santiam Hospital & Clinics, where your skills and compassion will be appreciated, and together, we can make a positive impact on the health and lives of our community.
With 11 clinics offering 8 specialties, you’ll be part of a diverse and dynamic healthcare community. We’re proud to have been named the 2024 Best Place to Have a Baby, Best Hospital as well as receiving accolades for our Surgery Center and Women’s Clinic, reflecting our unwavering commitment to providing exceptional care for our patients.
Description
Full time 1.0 FTE; Competitive salary and benefits
Licensed starting wage $80,000 a year, Unlicensed starting wage TBD
LPC or LCSW encouraged to apply.
Flexible work schedule, including ½ day dedicated program development and leadership time weekly.
Annual continuing education fund of $1000 available.
On call responsibilities, including weekends and Holidays as assigned
Responsibilities
The successful Behavorial Health Clinician candidate will:
- Collaborate with other medical professionals in a fast-paced family practice environment
- Act as a contributing member of the care team, assisting primary care providers in recognizing, treating, and managing behavioral health and biopsychosocial issues
- Provide brief evidence-based interventions and use outcome-based models to track patient improvement
- Be available for same day warm hand-offs and consultation with primary care providers
- Act as a team member in helping build a successful new integrated care program
- Connect patients and families with resources in the community
- Participate in regular interdisciplinary group case consultations, collaborate with community partner organizations, and coordinate with external specialty care providers
- Utilize knowledge of the most common concerns treated in primary care (e.g., depression, anxiety, insomnia, diabetes, obesity, smoking cessation, ADHD, parent education, etc.)