The Behavioral Health Counselor counsels and aids individuals and families with general counseling, to include behavioral and individual and/or family issues; mental illness; and/or substance abuse.

The Family Medicine or Internal Medicine Physician provides direct care to patients in a primary care setting. Performs medical services including examinations and evaluations, diagnosis, treatment, follow-up, consultations, and health education to patients within the scope of practice. Responsibilities include precepting the Nurse Practitioners on staff and assuming an active role in meetings, provider CPI activities and other team building activities.

Provides direct care to patients in the primary care setting. Performs medical examinations, diagnoses, treatment, follow-ups, consultations, and health education within the scope of expertise and agreed upon protocols. Consults preceptor(s), as appropriate, if the health status of a patient is beyond his/her scope of practice. Assists in providing continuous process improvement reports for improving the quality of patient care.

The Registered Dietitian will work collaboratively within the multi-disciplinary team to create desired goals and outcomes of nutritional care for patients in all practice sites. The Registered Dietitian is responsible for providing comprehensive assessment, care coordination services, disease education and self-management support with patients who have chronic health conditions, specifically but not limited to diabetes, hypertension, and obesity. The Registered Dietitian will be integrated into the office-based health care team to work in partnership to promote patient-centered care, frequent contact with primary care providers, medical home team members, and actively participate in interdisciplinary patient-centered team meetings.

The Pediatric Social Worker is responsible for providing trauma-informed social work services through psychosocial assessment, counseling, care coordination, patient advocacy, and linkage to community resources for children and families engaged in the Pediatric ACEs Learning Collaborative. The Social Worker supports the implementation of evidence-based approaches to reduce toxic stress, enhance protective factors, and improve pediatric health outcomes within the collaborative.