What are the responsibilities and job description for the Naturopathic Doctor position at Asha Integrated Wellness?
Job Title: Naturopathic Doctor (IC Provider)
Effective Date:
At Asha Integrated Wellness we are proud to uphold the values of providing inclusive, trauma informed, stigma free care. Our clinic was built on providing culturally competent, affirming care to a diverse range of the patient population, including in the queer, trans, fat/HAES, disabled, and long-COVID communities. We seek staff who share this commitment.
We continue to maintain masking protocols in our clinic for the part of our patient population that is immunocompromised.
What Asha (MSO) Provides
- Scheduling & administrative support via front desk
- Full billing services
- Assistance with credentialing, creating accounts with labs, pre-authorization and tracking
- Marketing and website presence
- 24/7 clinic access
- Mentorship from experienced providers
- 16 years in the same location with a robust patient base
Job Summary:
The Naturopathic Doctor operates as an independent naturopathic practice within Asha's shared clinical space, providing whole-person, evidence-based care within their licensed scope. This is a new room/service line at Asha, offering flexibility in schedule and patient load as the practice builds.
Duties/Responsibilities:
Clinical Practice
- Diagnose and treat patients within the scope of an Oregon ND license
- Maintain accurate, compliant clinical documentation and coding
- Determine medical necessity and appropriate treatment plans
- Make independent referral decisions as clinically indicated
Practice Participation
- Cooperate with Asha's credentialing and billing processes
- Work collaboratively with front desk/Client Services Desk and billing staff
- Be community minded - collaborate and case conference with others in the Asha community
Education and Experience:
- Licensed Naturopathic Doctor in the state of Oregon
- Organized, responsible, and dependable
- Culturally competent working with queer, trans, fat, and disabled communities
- Experience with POTS/EDS patients encouraged
- Team player with a positive, collaborative attitude
Required Skills/Abilities:
- Strong clinical judgment and independence
- Comfort working in a team-based, multi-disciplinary clinic
- Professional, affirming communication style
Physical Requirements:
- Willing and able to work masked (KN95s provided)
Schedule & Compensation
- 1–4 days/week; flexible, remote work optional where clinically appropriate
- Approximate shifts: 9am–2pm and 2:30pm–7pm (negotiable)
- All shifts currently open (new ND room)
- Typical earnings: $3,000–$10,000 /month* once fully credentialed and built up (ramp-up period ~6 months unless arriving already credentialed/with existing caseload)
- *please note this is not a guaranteed salary but an average based on other providers case load/income/ services provided in a treatment
Application:
Please submit a cover letter and resume to
Pay: $3,000.00 - $10,000.00 per month
Work Location: In person
Salary : $3,000 - $10,000