Work that Matters
Use your skills to support real people, meaningful outcomes,
and a stronger community.

Use your skills to support real people, meaningful outcomes,
and a stronger community.

Wallowa County offers a pace and sense of connection that is hard to find elsewhere. It is a rural, close knit community where people know each other, show up for one another, and take pride in where they live. You will not find the scale or convenience of a larger city, but you will find locally owned businesses, community events, and a strong culture of mutual support. It is a place where neighbors step in during difficult times and where relationships matter.
The landscape is a defining part of life here. With mountains, rivers, and open space just minutes away, outdoor recreation is part of everyday life, from hiking and fishing to skiing and exploring the surrounding wilderness.
For many, it is the combination of natural beauty and genuine community that makes Wallowa County not just a place to work, but a place to stay.
Learn more about Wallowa County
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Paid holidays and wellness days each year
People call Wallowa County home
One of the largest employers in Wallowa County
Programs providing care at WVCW
The National Health Service Corps (NHSC) supports more than 20,000 primary care medical, dental, and behavioral health providers through scholarships and loan repayment programs.

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Supporting our people every step of the way

Jennifer Larison
Human Resources Generalist

Josey Ross
Human Resources Generalist

Robin Hopkins
Human Resources Director
Insights from our team on the culture, the community, and the difference it makes.
Helpful details about our hiring process, current opportunities, and what it’s like to build your career with us.

We hire for a wide range of roles across behavioral health and residential care—from licensed clinicians (QMHPs) to Med Aids and support staff. Our team includes clinical, residential, and administrative positions, all working together to provide high-quality, person-centered care.

Open positions are posted on our website and job boards. Applications are reviewed based on the qualifications listed in the job description.
Selected candidates are typically contacted within 10 business days of the posting closing. The process may include interviews and role-specific assignments. Final offers are contingent on references, background checks, and policy requirements.

Yes! We offer a $500 sign-on bonus for Med Aid positions in our residential treatement facilities.

Our best work happens beyond our walls. We take a community-based approach, meeting people where they are and providing care that is flexible, collaborative, and centered on each person’s needs.

Our main office is in Enterprise within the Hearts for Health Integrated Care Center, with additional locations across Wallowa County.
We also operate residential care homes in Joseph, Enterprise, and Wallowa.

Wallowa County offers a slower pace of life, strong community connection, and access to some of Oregon’s most beautiful landscapes. It’s an ideal place for those looking to build a meaningful career while enjoying small-town living.
