Medication Management Provider

Supporting clients with medication management

CLASSIFICATION: Independent contractor; hours determined by patient need

COMPENSATION: $85-120 per hour DOE and licensure  

SCHEDULE: FLEXIBLE, MON- FRI 8:30 AM-6 PM

LOCATION: HYBRID (IN-PERSON AND ONLINE)

Full Spectrum Therapy Mission Statement

To serve and empower the LGBTQ+ community through affirming counseling and care.

Who We Serve

Full Spectrum currently serves over 300 clients, ranging from youth and adolescents to couples and families. Over 90% of our clients are on Medicaid, which means we uniquely serve a population that otherwise may not have access to high-quality gender-affirming mental health services. We offer several therapeutic groups that are formed in response to community need and provider passion; these groups offer our clinicians an opportunity to work together to explore a particular modality (such as somatics or art therapy) or mental health experience (such as social anxiety). While working at Full Spectrum, our clinicians are empowered to continue their professional journeys with our support. Current clinicians have secured continuing education in EMDR, psychedelic integration services, eco therapy, and more!

Full Spectrum Therapy Core Values

Serve the Community: We strive to amplify and empower the LGBTQ+ experience by tirelessly advocating for and supporting our clients, all while delivering care that adheres to the highest ethical standards.

Create Strong Relationships: We champion the principle that affirming counseling is a right for all. We not only acknowledge but also deeply understand and celebrate the unique perspectives and experiences of the LGBTQ+ community. Central to our ethos is our dedication to building robust, nurturing relationships within the team, our clients, and our community.

Liberation for All: We firmly believe in the power of diversity and the importance of liberation for mental well-being. Our foundational principles are built upon the tenets of diversity, equity, accessibility, and liberation.

We acknowledge that workplaces, being made up of individuals, often reflect societal power dynamics and structures. Our commitment is unwavering in actively confronting and challenging systemic and individual biases, whether they manifest as racism, misogyny, prejudice against the LGBTQ+ community, ableism, classism, anti-Muslim bigotry, antisemitism, or any form of oppression.

We pride ourselves on being a supportive workplace. Tailored, supportive measures are integral to our values and operations. Our dedication to the welfare of our communities extends inwards, emphasizing the well-being and care of our deeply valued staff members.

Quality is Key: Our commitment is rooted in the pursuit of excellence. We prioritize approaches that are backed by evidence. Our actions and decisions are consistently guided by trauma-informed principles. We believe the therapeutic journey begins the moment someone connects with us for the very first time. To ensure seamless and positive telehealth interactions, we equip our providers with premier technology for the benefit of both providers and clients.

*Compensation will be based on years of experience, licensure type, and/or quantity/quality of KSA relevant to the position. 

What you’ll do

The Medication Management Provider provides specialized psychiatric medical treatment to clients in our outpatient mental healthcare clinic. Overall responsibilities include the following: psychiatric medication management, assessment for psychiatric medication and coordinating with clinicians regarding client care. Additional services may include review of mental health services, as mandated by the Oregon Health Authority, and case consultation.

Who we’re looking for

  • You are committed to improving the lives of LGBTQ+ people.

  • You are enthusiastic about providing excellent care to our diverse community.

  • You are a trauma-informed provider with an exceptional commitment to ethics.

  • You are looking to contribute to a collaborative team focusing on supporting our community.

  • You are as passionate about the work as you are about taking care of yourself as a provider.

  • You have strong documentation skills and you may have already worked with Medicaid documentation standards.

Duties/Responsibilities

  • Outpatient psychiatric services  

  • Evaluate medical and psychiatric histories for new patients, documenting them in the Electronic Health Record. 

  • Conduct initial assessments for clients, and be available to assist in Pre-assessment and approval processes for the organization.

  • Perform psychiatric evaluations and assessments on a regular basis for assigned clients in the organization's care.

  • Establish and manage psychiatric treatment plans.

  • Prescribe psychiatric medications appropriate to the client's condition, monitoring the effects of the medications, and adjusting as required throughout the length of treatment.

  • Maintain the clinical record for each client and  ensure documentation meets all compliance standards.  

  • Order and interpret diagnostic studies, lab tests, or other medical needs as dictated by the needs per each client's condition. 

  • Provide consultation and guidance to the Clinical Director regarding provision of medical services including necessary medical equipment, contracted medical services, electronic prescribing software, and/or other aspects required for high quality medical care. 

  • Clinical consultation with staff mental health providers

  • Communicate about changes in medication, updated information on client diagnoses, changes to or initial pharmacy orders,  requisitioning of lab tests, and other needs as they arise. 

  • Effectively communicate with key staff in other departments such as the clinical team, leadership, billing and other administrative support staff. 

  • Work collaboratively under the Clinical Director to perform regular quality assurance of psychiatric care and monitoring of clients.

  • Additional medical and psychiatric duties as assigned and appropriate, including attending consultation meetings.

Your Experience

Psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner authorized to practice and prescribe in the State of Oregon.

  • Current DMAP, NPI, and DEA.

  • Proven training, experience and competence to conduct a mental health assessment and provide medication management.

  • Minimum 1 year experience providing treatment to children, adolescents, adults, and their families.

  • Minimum 1 year experience working with transgender and non-binary individuals and their families.

  • Knowledge of WPATH Standards of Care and best practices for gender-related needs.

  • Knowledge regarding gender-affirming medical care, including hormone treatment and pubertal suppression, and the ability to write referrals for surgery.

  • Able to pass a criminal background check. 

  • Fluent in English language at a clinical level. Preference to those with second language fluency at clinical level.

  • Applicants must have cultural competence in working with the LGBTQ+ community.

  • Knowledge of the impacts of oppression and persecution on mental health and daily functioning.

  • Skill in trauma-informed care.

  • Demonstrated knowledge and skill in providing evidence-based treatment of mental health disorders.

  • Experience providing care to transgender/gender diverse people and their families and/or have personal, familial, or deep friendship experiences within the transgender/gender diverse community.

  • Knowledge of WPATH Standards of Care and best practices for gender-related needs. Comfort providing services in alignment with WPATH SoC and industry-wide best practices.

  • Basic computer knowledge for the implementation of client information electronic record keeping. Proficient with GSuite and Zoom.

Personal Qualities

  • A commitment to  equity, inclusion, and anti-oppression principles. Active experience building inclusive environments a plus.

  • Strong boundaries, and a commitment to consistently evaluating and addressing how your own experiences inform your engagement with others.

  • Ability to solve complex problems in a community setting. 

  • Self-reliant and independent, but able to ask for assistance when needed. 

  • Committed to examining counter-transference and power dynamics. 

  • Reliable, responsible, and organized with a strong work ethic. 

  • Resilient; able to give and take direct constructive feedback.

  • Capacity to maneuver grey areas and adapt to contextual needs.

Working Conditions

This position requires occasional attendance at staff meetings with the option for therapy to be performed in person or via telehealth. 

Due to the nature of working with people of varied developmental ages and stages, physical demands may vary significantly from client to client. Physical demands may include standing, sitting in chairs or the floor, walking 0.5 miles unassisted, wearing a mask for extended periods, using vision, hearing, dexterity, and the ability to lift ten pounds. Repetitive motion and varied treatment environments may occur. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the position's essential functions without compromising client care.

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Full Spectrum Therapy is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and agrees that all considerations, terms and conditions of employment shall be applied equally without discrimination as to: age, sex, gender identity, gender expression, race, color, religion, creed, national origin, tribe, sexual orientation, participation or membership in consensual lifestyle communities; relationship or marital status, parental status; family, household or relationship composition; plans for parenthood and/or family formation, body size, appearance, citizenship and/or immigration status, socioeconomic status and/or origin (including credit report or history, wage garnishment or financial arrangements such as spousal or child support), mental or physical disability which does not prevent performance of essential job functions (all reasonable accommodations must be provided), all medical conditions or diagnoses covered under the ADA, including HIV/AIDS status (as above, all reasonable accommodations must be provided and there will be no negative impact on any employee able to complete essential job functions); any additional immutable or practically immutable characteristics; history of arrest or incarceration not preventing performance of essential job functions, veteran status, political beliefs or union activity. In the case of personal beliefs, employees must be able to carry out essential job functions (with reasonable accommodations provided as necessary) and adhere to Full Spectrum Therapy’s expectations regarding conduct and mutual respect. Full Spectrum Therapy further commits to prohibit discrimination, retaliation, coercion, or harassment based on the additional protected classes and activities specified by Oregon state law (see ORS 659A.030).

Equal employment opportunity includes, but is not limited to, employment, training, promotion, demotion, transfer, leaves of absence, and termination. 

The Company strictly prohibits discriminatory, harassing, or retaliatory behavior by coworkers, leaders, managers, owners, and third parties, including customers or clients. The Company takes allegations of discrimination, intimidation, harassment, and retaliation very seriously and will promptly investigate when warranted.

Full Spectrum Therapy will maintain a strong commitment to non-discrimination, inclusion, equity, and workers’ rights regardless of any political realities that are out of alignment with these values.

If you wish to identify yourself as a qualified person with a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act and would like to request an accommodation, please address the request to the hiring manager before the recruitment close date. If you need accommodation to review the information and/or complete the application process, don't hesitate to get in touch!

NOTE: Active clients of Full Spectrum Therapy or affiliated providers may not begin a professional relationship with Full Spectrum Therapy. By accepting a position with Full Spectrum Therapy, applicants become ineligible for clinical services during their service and after their position ends until all chances of collegial or personal relationships that may impact the person’s counseling have been removed due to professional turnover.

Complete the Full Spectrum Therapy Employment Application, which includes uploading a cover letter and resume. Please indicate that you are applying for the Medication Management Provider position.