Behavioral Health Clinician / Family Medicine Residency Faculty – LICSW, LP, LPCC, LMFT, PsyD, or PhD

This role involves providing integrated behavioral health care, including assessment, consultation, and direct patient care addressing psychosocial factors impacting medical outcomes within a multidisciplinary primary care setting. Additionally, the clinician serves as core faculty for the family medicine residency program, contributing to curriculum development, resident supervision, evaluation, and program improvement.

Candidates must possess a master's or doctoral degree in a relevant behavioral health field and hold an active independent license (Licsw, lp, lpcc, lmft, or psyd/Phd). A minimum of two years of post-Licensure clinical experience is required, along with an interest in addiction medicine and a strong desire to support a rural residency program.