Advanced Practice Provider (APP/LCSW/LPC) Ryan White Program

Make a measurable difference at the intersection of behavioral health, infectious disease, and health equity.

At UVA Health, behavioral health is not an add-on.

It is essential to whole‑person care.

This Advanced Practice Provider role within the Ryan White HIV Program is a rare opportunity to deliver psychotherapy that meaningfully improves outcomes for patients living with HIV, while helping shape a growing, interdisciplinary program within a nationally respected academic health system.

This position is ideal for a clinically strong, adaptable therapist who values collaboration, autonomy, and the ability to help build something impactful from the ground up.

The Role As an LCSW or LPC embedded in the Ryan White HIV Program, you will serve as a trusted behavioral health clinician for a complex and resilient patient population.

Your work will be deeply relational, clinically rich, and fully integrated into a medical care model that values behavioral health as a cornerstone of treatment.

You will spend your days providing psychotherapy while collaborating closely with infectious disease providers, advanced practice clinicians, nursing, case management, and pharmacy colleagues.

In this role, you will: Provide individual, couples, and family psychotherapy to adult patients living with HIV Deliver care within a medical setting, supporting patients navigating chronic illness, trauma, stigma, and life transitions Partner daily with an interdisciplinary care team to support whole person treatment planning Contribute to the ongoing development of behavioral health services within the Ryan White Program Adapt your clinical approach as the program evolves, bringing flexibility, curiosity, and a collaborative mindset Build longitudinal therapeutic relationships that directly impact retention in care and quality of life Advanced Practice Provider Scope of Practice: Clinical Provides expert evidence-based, top-of-scope care in their clinical practice Acts as part of a specialty team, collaborating with other clinicians as appropriate Provides health education to patients Maintains accurate, timely, and thorough documentation Ensures compliance with institutional and regulatory standards Leadership Supports development of best practices and protocols in specialty Serves on committees and workgroups to enhance patient care Provides education to learners in the clinical space Mentors new team members Administration Contributes to clinical quality improvement work Participates in professional governance through the APP Council Attends team development meetings at local and departmental levels Professional Adheres to ASPIRE values in all professional interactions Maintains appropriate licenses, certifications, and specialty training competencies Participates in local, state, and national professional organizations What an average day looks like: You will balance scheduled therapy sessions with team-based consultation, care coordination, and documentation.

The pace is thoughtful rather than rushed, and the complexity is intellectually and emotionally engaging.

You will have the professional respect to practice independently while remaining closely connected to colleagues who value your expertise.

Why UVA Health UVA Health is a nationally recognized academic health system where clinicians are empowered to practice at the top of their license while contributing to education, innovation, and community impact.

This role is strategically important as UVA Health continues to expand integrated behavioral health services within specialty medical programs, including HIV care.

Why experienced clinicians choose UVA Health: Academic medicine with purpose: UVA Health is known for excellence in patient care, research, and education, creating an environment where evidence-based practice and clinical curiosity are valued Respect for Advanced Practice Providers: APPs at UVA Health are trusted members of interdisciplinary teams, practicing with autonomy, collaboration, and professional voice Integrated HIV care: The Ryan White Program delivers comprehensive, team-based care for patients living with HIV, addressing medical, behavioral, and psychosocial needs in one coordinated setting Program growth opportunity: This role offers the chance to help shape and refine behavioral health services within a developing program Supportive clinical culture: Collaboration, adaptability, and shared mission are core to how care is delivered Relocation assistance may be available for qualified candidates Background checks and pre-employment health screenings will be conducted on all new hires prior to employment.

All safety-sensitive positions with direct patient interaction also require a drug screen.

Why People Love Living in Charlottesville Charlottesville offers an exceptional quality of life for healthcare professionals seeking balance and inspiration.

Nestled at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the area is known for its outdoor recreation, vibrant food and wine scene, arts and music culture, and strong sense of community.

With a lower cost of living than many major metro areas and easy access to hiking, vineyards, and historic downtown, Charlottesville is a place where clinicians can build both a meaningful career and a fulfilling life outside of work.

The pay range for this role is $61,443.20 - $98,300.80 annually.

Individual compensation will be determined by the selected candidate's qualifications, previous work experience, and/or education.