Be part of a collaborative, mission-driven team bringing compassionate, trauma-informed care to communities across Oregon.
Working with underserved populations is a core part of our mission and culture. We believe in meeting people where they are, geographically, culturally, and emotionally, by providing compassionate, trauma-informed care to communities that have historically been overlooked.
Joining Willamette Valley Behavioral Health means becoming part of a collaborative, growth-oriented environment dedicated to healing and resilience. The team values open communication, peer consultation, and mutual encouragement, creating a space where both clients and clinicians can thrive.
Ongoing professional development is built into the culture, ensuring that clinicians stay current with evidence-based practices such as EMDR, Brainspotting, DBT, and attachment-focused modalities.
Regular clinical trainings on evidence-based modalities to keep your practice sharp and current.
Structured peer consultation and supervision so you're never navigating complex cases alone.
Regular all-team meetings that foster communication, connection, and shared purpose.
Consistent supervisory and administrative support so you can focus on what matters most, your clients.
We invest in our team because we know the quality of care we provide depends on the wellbeing of our clinicians.
Serve individuals and families across Oregon, including underserved rural communities through our satellite offices and outreach program.
Monthly trainings, CEU opportunities, and supervision in specialized modalities including EMDR, Brainspotting, and DBT.
A culture of peer consultation, open communication, and mutual encouragement where every voice is valued.
In-person positions across Eugene, Portland, Corvallis, Redmond, Roseburg, and Klamath Falls, plus telehealth options.
Flexible scheduling and caseload management designed to support clinician sustainability and prevent burnout.
Our team handles intake, billing, and scheduling, so you can focus entirely on delivering excellent clinical care.
We're actively growing our team across Oregon. Click any position to learn more.
We are seeking licensed therapists and counselor associates to join our clinical team across Oregon. You will provide individual, couples, and family therapy to a diverse caseload with the support of an experienced clinical team.
We are looking for a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner to join our medication management team. You will provide psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and collaborative care coordination alongside our therapy team.
Our outreach team works directly with underserved populations across Lane County and beyond, connecting individuals with mental health resources and reducing barriers to care. This role is a unique blend of community work and clinical support.
Our administrative coordinators are the first point of contact for prospective clients. You will guide people through the intake process with warmth and efficiency, helping match them with the right clinician and ensuring a smooth start to their care.
Submit your information below and a member of our team will reach out within two business days. All applications are kept strictly confidential.