Primary Therapist

We save lives while providing the opportunity for people to realize their healthy selves. :

Mental Health Therapist (LCSW, LICSW, CSWA, QMHP, or LMSW)

Eating Disorder Center of Eugene

Eugene, OR

Monte Nido RainRock and the Eating Disorder Center of Eugene are premier residential and day treatment programs dedicated to adults recovering from eating disorders—including Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder, and Exercise Addiction. Our programs integrate evidence-based care with a deep respect for whole-person healing, emphasizing the restoration of physical, emotional, and nutritional balance in a supportive and collaborative environment.

We are seeking a

full-time Mental Health Therapist

to join our experienced, multidisciplinary team at our Eugene location. This is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a setting that values compassion, connection, and clinical excellence.

Schedule

Monday to Friday - 40 hours / week

Could be one evening a week for meal support

What We Offer

Salary : $70K - $100K / year

Up to

$10,000 in relocation assistance

to help you make Oregon home

Full coverage of

Oregon licensing fees

for qualified candidates

A warm, supportive clinical team committed to client-centered care

Key Responsibilities

Provide

individual, group, and family therapy

in alignment with individualized treatment plans

Serve as a

liaison with families and outpatient providers

to ensure continuity of care

Communicate with insurance providers for

pre-certification and utilization review

Collaborate on

discharge and aftercare planning

Provide

therapeutic meal support , modeling a balanced and mindful approach to eating

Deliver

safe, empathetic, and affirming care

tailored to each client's intersecting identities and lived experience

Total Rewards : :

At Monte Nido RainRock & Eating Disorder Center of Eugene (Springfield or Eugene, OR), we believe healing flourishes in environments rooted in care, belonging, and balance. Our total rewards package nurtures your whole wellbeing—so you can focus on supporting others.

Comprehensive Health & Wellness

Medical, dental, vision, employer-supported mental health—including counseling resources (EAP) and wellness initiatives (Calm).

Retirement Confidence

Flexible Leave & Work-Life Balance

Supportive leave policies (vacation, sick), plus flexible scheduling options to help you maintain personal well‑being.

Lifestyle & Contingency Benefits

Optional voluntary benefits like accident, critical‑illness, pet, and discount programs for everyday needs—and more, because life doesn’t stop when you clock out.

Professional Growth

Generous support for continuing education, workshops, licensing cost coverage, and training opportunities to advance your skills and career.

Our commitment to inclusivity is grounded in the belief that everyone belongs, every voice matters. We are dedicated to building a welcoming, respectful, and equitable space—where recovery isn’t just clinical, it’s collective.

We strive to :

Foster open dialogue and safe spaces for all identities, backgrounds, and experiences.

Identify and dismantle barriers to equitable care and employment.

Encourage continuous learning—through staff development, feedback loops, and inclusive policies that evolve with our community.

Engage with local advocacy groups and underrepresented communities to ensure our services and our workplace reflect and serve everyone.

Responsibilities Include : :

Provide individual, group, and family therapy to support each client’s unique recovery journey.

Serve as a liaison with families and outpatient providers to ensure coordinated, continuous care.

Communicate with insurance companies for pre-certification and ongoing utilization management needs.

Participate in discharge planning and aftercare coordination, helping clients transition to the next phase of healing.

Offer therapeutic meal support, while modeling alignment with our philosophy of full-body wellness.

Deliver safe, empathetic, and affirming care grounded in respect for each client’s intersecting identities—including gender, race, body size, sexuality, and lived experience.

Qualifications : :

LCSW, LICSW, CSWA, QMHP, or LMSW

State license (or license-eligible) in a counseling field (ex. CSWA, QMHP, LMSW)

Prior experience with eating disorders and higher levels of care is helpful

Knowledge of diversity, equity and inclusion practices

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