Psychiatric and Psychological Services

The Multnomah County Department of Community Justice (DOJ) is seeking licensed psychiatrists and psychologists to qualify to provide services to County DOJ clients throughout the next five-year period. The services include psychological evaluations, treatment counseling, psychiatric case consultation, and medical direction services. The contract is for up to 5 years, and the funding allocation process will be based on various factors, including County and Department strategic priorities, overall system of care needs and deficiencies, and provider experience. • The contract has a total of 5 categories of services, including psychological evaluations for adult offenders, evaluations and treatment for adults and juveniles, psychiatric case consultation and treatment for juvenile offenders, consultation and program support for staff, and psychiatric case consultation and treatment for JSD BRS residential programs. • The target population for each service category includes adult and juvenile offenders, as well as DCJ staff. • The contract requires providers to have experience in the criminal justice system, public sector, and non-profit organizations, as well as experience working with diverse populations, including Latino, African American, East African, and Asian populations. • The contract also requires providers to have a fee structure and to provide written details describing their fee structure for each service category. • The contract has a minimum insurance requirement, including professional liability, commercial general liability, abuse/molestation liability, and workers' compensation. • The contract is subject to a rigorous funds allocation process, and funding allocations will be made based on various factors, including County and Department strategic priorities, overall system of care needs and deficiencies, and provider experience.