Janus Healthcare Partners, Inc.·Eugene, Oregon
The clinician partners with primary care providers and psychiatric consultants to provide short-term, evidence-based behavioral health care. Key duties include screening for mental health disorders, providing brief interventions, and tracking clinical responses via telehealth or in-person visits.
Behavioral Health Integration Clinician (Oregon) – Hybrid/Telehealth Join a Clinical Team That Respects Clinicians. Janus Healthcare’s Collaborative Care model 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 Janus?
At Janus 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
Diversity, Inclusion & EEO We support a diverse, equitable, and inclusive culture. Janus Healthcare is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We prohibit unlawful discrimination on any protected status. Drug-Free Workplace Janus Healthcare is a drug-free workplace.
Market context
In Oregon, behavioral-health peer support roles often see steady demand in community mental health, recovery, and crisis support settings. These positions are competitive because employers look for lived recovery experience, certification eligibility, and practical requirements like a valid Oregon driver’s license and background clearance. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your certification path and gather documentation before applying.