In Memory of Anthony Laveroni: Jose Soto-Gates, White Bird Clinic’s Fundraiser, was contacted by a group of students involved with Greek life on the UO campus wanted to raise money for White Bird in memory of their dear friend, Anthony Laveroni. Together, they created a fundraising page to support mental health services and invite contributions from the wider community and have raised nearly $5,000 so far!
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United Way granted us a $10,000: White Bird received $5,000 from United Way to support our motel/hotel program for people without shelter in need of crisis housing and $5,000 to allow us to update and reprint our Little Help Book to distribute throughout the community with a special emphasis on wildfire impacted communities. We appreciate their continued support for area non-profits.
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On #GivingTuesday, we raised $12,000 towards upgrading the clinic's capacity to offer screening, symptom monitoring, and coronavirus testing. We have reached 76% of our goal. Contributions towards this project can be made online here.
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Thanks to ongoing support from Open Eugene, our Little Help Book is now online! You can take a look at the beta version here. Developer Arthur Smid and his team of volunteers have donated hundreds of hours towards this exciting project.
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Dr. Bronner's donated 40 cases of hand sanitizer (2880 units) and 80 cases of 4oz liquid soap. We appreciate it!
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Current Job Openings at White Bird Clinic
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We are currently accepting applications for the following positions:
- Chrysalis Office Support Staff: Provides reception and works with other office personnel to provide office support for the Chrysalis Behavioral Health Program. Learn more…
- Crisis Team Clinical Supervisor: We are looking for an individual who will offer clinical supervisory needs to the crisis counselors on shift including monthly 1:1 clinical supervision. This position will offer 10 hours per week, a portion of that will be for on-call duties for the crisis team. On-call hours are negotiable. Learn more…
- Back Office RN: This position is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the medical clinic’s back office including triage of unscheduled patients or potential patients, nurse visits, completing medical records, rooming patients, orienting volunteer RNs, completing referrals and diagnostics ordered by a physician, and assisting the physician with treatment-oriented needs as requested. Learn more…
- Community Health Assistant (6-Month Temporary Position): The qualified applicant will be versed in managing a diverse group of clients while supporting them to access and participate in telehealth appointments, Covid-19 testing & walk-in patient care. Learn more…
- Community Health Nurse (6-month Temporary Position): This Nurse is a member of the White Bird Community Health Team. The qualified nurse will have experience supervising staff and providing nursing care to patients with acute and chronic conditions at the White Bird Medical Clinic and other community partner sites. Learn more…
- LCSW – Medical/Behavioral Health Integration: This position is responsible to operate in a consultative role within our primary care team; provide recommendations regarding behavioral interventions to the referring primary care providers; and conduct brief interventions with referred patients on behalf of the referring primary care provider (PCP). Learn more…
- Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP): This position operates as a part of the medical clinic’s Behavioral Health Team as the team’s onsite prescriber. The PMHNP is responsible for providing psychiatric/mental health medication management services to our medical clinic’s patients and consulting with the other medical clinic providers regarding their patient’s behavioral health needs. Learn more…
- RN Case Manager: This position is responsible for coordinating care with patients who are patients of the medical clinic, focusing on self-management and improvement of patients’ medical conditions in coordination with substance use disorder treatment plans. This will include face-to-face office visits for patients with chronic or acute conditions under Nursing Protocols and Standing Orders. Learn more…
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