Company Profile
Mid-Columbia Center for Living
Company Overview
Mid-Columbia Center for Living (MCCFL) is a recovery-oriented, trauma-informed service provider for persons with serious mental illness, addictions and Intellectual/Developmental disabilities. Each day we strive to become more consumer-involved, consumer-engaged and consumer-driven. MCCFL furthermore works applies its commitment to trauma-sensitive services by participating with other organizations in the community-wide adoption of The Sanctuary Model over the tri-county (Hood River, Wasco and Sherman) area. Our employees embody principles of recovery, consumer-involvement and trauma-informed care in their daily work.
Mid-Columbia Center for Living (MCCFL) was recently designated a CCBHC as part of a two-year demonstration program through the US Department of Health and Human Services and the State of Oregon. This program is part of a comprehensive effort to integrate behavioral health with physical health care, and it has the opportunity to dramatically improve healthcare in our communities.
As part of this integrated approach to behavioral/physical health, MCCFL will be engaging and improving access for underserved populations in our local communities including Veteran, Hispanic/Latino, and Native American residents.
We’re excited to embrace this new and innovative approach in assisting our clients to improve and maintain their health and, in turn, impacting positively the health of our communities.
Come join us on our journey!
Benefits
Why You Should Work at MCCFL…
Behavioral health, intellectual/developmental disability and substance abuse disorder programs are vitally important to rural areas. Working at MCCFL you’ll see firsthand the positive impact your work has in your community.
You’ll join a team of smart, savvy professionals who provide some of the best clinical services around! We offer great public-employer benefits, including Oregon PERS. Then, of course, there’s the Columbia Gorge everywhere you look—world-class beauty running a 60-mile continuum from mountain rain forests of Douglas Fir in the west, to the drier east side with its rocky bluffs and Ponderosa Pines. And fun! You can hike, fish, and wind surf during the day and then relax at a great restaurant or brew pub afterward.
Even at the east end of the Gorge you’re only an easy freeway 90-minute drive from Portland so it’s easy to zip into the city when you want, but you won’t sit in traffic every day. And we can all do with less traffic, right?
Check us out! www.mccfl.org