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<p><strong>About Colla Health</strong></p> <p>We help people with cancer improve their quality of life by providing behavioral healthcare to the 17 million cancer patients in the US as an extension of their medical treatment.</p> <p>One out of every three cancer patients has a diagnosed mental health condition but only 25% of them receive treatment for their mental health challenges, exacerbating quality of life, worsening health outcomes, and increasing their total cost of care to the system. We are on a mission to provide relevant, accessible behavioral health at the point of care that is embedded within a patient’s oncology practice. We are backed by a premier venture capital firm and are building a world-class team of clinicians, technologists, and healthcare operations builders passionate about helping cancer patients improve their quality of life.</p> <p>We have built a behavioral health services and technology company to support patients' mental health alongside their physical health treatment plans. Our first offering deploys virtual mental health services using Collaborative Care, an evidence-based behavioral health care model. We will scale this virtual care model using technology, and build the foundations to drive outcomes focused on value-based care.<br><br><br><strong>Independent Contractor Opportunity</strong><br>We are seeking independently licensed behavioral health professionals to contract with us to provide Behavioral Health Care Management services for adult oncology patients through a Collaborative Care Model. <br><br>This is a fully remote opportunity supporting one or more of our partner practices, working Monday-Friday.<br><br>Minimum commitment: 20 hours per week.<br><br><br><strong data-start="145" data-end="161">Please note:</strong> This role is part of our evergreen hiring strategy, where we proactively identify and engage talent for ongoing and anticipated needs across our team. We are continuously building a pipeline of qualified candidates for current and future opportunities.</p> <p> </p> <p data-start="418" data-end="695">Applicants will be considered for both immediate and future openings that align with their experience. Candidates may be contacted as opportunities arise, and timelines for next steps may vary based on business needs. We appreciate your patience and look forward to connecting.<br><br><br><strong>Scope of Services</strong></p> <ul> <li>Provide behavioral health care management services to adult oncology patients.</li> <li>Conduct behavioral health screenings and clinical assessments.</li> <li>Deliver brief evidence-based behavioral health interventions.</li> <li>Educate patients regarding behavioral health conditions and treatment options.</li> <li>Monitor patient progress and treatment response.</li> <li>Coordinate care with oncology providers and other treating clinicians, as clinically appropriate.</li> <li>Complete timely and accurate clinical documentation</li> </ul> <p><strong><br>Qualifications</strong></p> <ul> <li>Active independent license (LCSW, LPC, LMHC, LPCC, LMFT)</li> <li>Evidence-based behavioral health experience</li> <li>Experience collaborating with physicians</li> <li>Passion for quality behavioral health care</li> <li>Strong communication skills</li> </ul> <p> </p>

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