Cerula Care is the first digital health company focused on providing integrated behavioral health (BH) services to people living with cancer. More than 17M people living with cancer have behavioral health needs such as anxiety, depression, substance use disorder, and PTSD. We integrate with oncology practices and health systems through the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) to wrap our members with a behavioral health team, care programming, and outcomes analysis.
The Collaborative Care Model is an evidence-based clinical model that has been shown to successfully improve mild to moderate behavioral health needs more effectively than the current standard of care. Our care team enhances the traditional CoCM care team by adding a Health Coach (i.e., a health coach focused on holistic behavioral health), given our strong conviction in the benefit of health coaching and wellness in this population. With the right coaching program customized to our members, we will be able to improve our members' behavioral health above and beyond traditional CoCM models.
Why Choose Cerula Care
We understand choosing a place to work is a really important decision, and we want you to know that we do not take it lightly on your behalf – we welcome all your questions as you go through the decision process!
A few things to know about working at Cerula Care:
Our culture is very collaborative, transparent, supportive, and feedback-driven. All of us (yes all of us – including and especially our co-founders) are open to receiving and giving feedback in a helpful way to ensure we each grow and learn every day and importantly are always improving for the sake of our members and each other.
We have a big mission to accomplish and we want people who believe in that mission to join us. However, in joining our mission, we are not asking you to give up other parts of your life - we all have our lives outside work, and we absolutely respect each other's needs.
Clinical supervisor role:
The clinical supervisor is an integral part of the Cerula Care team. Cerula Care's team includes a Behavioral Health Care Manager (BHCM), a Consultative Psychiatrist, and a Health Coach. The clinical supervisor is critical to enabling the BHCMs and Health Coaches to provide the highest quality care possible for our members.
Key Traits:
Experienced and passionate about improving the behavioral health for people living with cancer
Able to supervise non-licensed clinicians to empower them to work to the top of their ability
Highly adaptable, with interest or experience in start-up environment
Key Responsibilities:
Provide clinical oversight and supervision to a team of behavioral health providers delivering virtual care services in oncology.
Offer guidance and support to ensure the highest quality of behavioral health care services for patients.
Conduct regular case reviews and provide feedback to mental health providers to improve clinical outcomes.
Ensure appropriate diagnosis for members.
Available for clinical escalation to direct clinical interventions for complicated cases and for safety concerns.
Collaborate with the interdisciplinary team, including BHCMs, Health Coaches, Psychiatrists and Oncologists, to ensure integrated and holistic care for patients.
Assist with development and implementation of clinical protocols and best practices to meet the unique needs of oncology patients.
Stay abreast of current research and trends in oncology and mental health to inform clinical practice.
Support the professional development and training of mental health providers within the organization.
Ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards in mental health practice.
Educational, Certification, and Experience Requirements:
Licensed clinical psychologist, social worker, counselor, or therapist with expertise in oncology mental health.
Prior experience in supervisory roles in a mental health setting, preferably in oncology or telehealth.
Strong clinical skills and demonstrated ability to provide evidence-based mental health interventions.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to effectively collaborate with a multidisciplinary team.
Knowledge of HIPAA regulations and other relevant laws governing mental health practice.
Demonstrated leadership abilities and a proactive approach to problem-solving.
Comfort with using virtual platforms for delivering mental health care services.