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Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) Training and Quality Assurance

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This subcontract for Trauma-Informed Care Training and Quality Assurance supports Washington County Addictions Program projects by providing specialized clinical oversight and training for prime contractors. The selected provider will be responsible for delivering clinical supervision to outreach staff, developing trauma-informed protocols for field operations, and ensuring all activities comply with OAR certifications. Key deliverables include clinical supervision reports, training logs, and quality assurance audits. Eligible candidates must hold an LCSW or an equivalent clinical certification to qualify for this role. The opportunity is associated with the Oregon HHS and was posted on September 25, 2026, with a response deadline of October 9, 2026. The project falls under NAICS code 541612, focusing on professional clinical management and quality assurance within the public health sector.

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LCSW provider for Washington County clinical oversight, trauma training, and quality assurance audits.

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OR, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2026.091-LOI.

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Substance Use Disorder Community-Based Outreach Services for Washington County residents discharging from the Emergency Department.

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AgencyOregon → HHS
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Supplies specialized clinical oversight and training for prime contractors on Washington County Addictions Program projects. Provides clinical supervision for outreach staff, develops trauma-informed protocols for field outreach, and ensures compliance with OAR certifications. Requires LCSW or equivalent clinical certification. Delivers training logs, clinical supervision reports, and quality assurance audits.

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