John Bischof, M.D.
Medical Director – Behavioral Health, CareOregon
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Expertise: Integrated public health/behavioral health
John Bischof, M.D. currently serves as Medical Director – Behavioral Health for CareOregon.
He earned his M.D. from University of Missouri – Columbia in 1990, trained in psychiatry at Oregon Health & Science University from 1990 – 1994, and completed the Public Psychiatry Fellowship at Columbia University 1999 – 2000.
He has dedicated his career in clinical and administrative psychiatry to serving people in public mental health and substance use recovery programs. Prior to joining CareOregon in September 2019, he served as:
- Senior Medical Director – Specialty Behavioral Health Services for Central City Concern from 2012 – 2019
- Associate Medical Director for United Behavioral Health – Public Sector Systems from 2008 – 2012
- Chief Psychiatrist consultant to the Oregon Addictions and Mental Health division and the Oregon State Hospital from 2006 – 2008
- First Medical Director for Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare from 2002 – 2006
He is a Past-President of the Oregon Psychiatric Physicians Association, having served a year-long term in 2008 – 2009. He was the April 2015 recipient of an Oregon Primary Care Association Innovation Award “For establishing CHCs as centers of excellence through innovative clinical, operational and administrative practices” and is a member of the National Council for Mental Wellbeing – Medical Director Institute, February 2017 – present.
The Latest from John Bischof, M.D.
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Holding the Weight: Supporting the Peer Workforce Through LossSep 25, 2024
As we observe Recovery Month throughout September, it’s important to acknowledge how common substance use disorders have become.
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To Share, or Not to Share, That Is the QuestionSep 11, 2023
In today's interconnected era, the true challenge lies in deciding whether, how, and when to share, especially in the digital age.
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Health Equity in Substance Use Campaigns Part I: Honoring DiversityJul 31, 2023
This article is the first of two addressing health equity in communications campaigns that target addiction and substance use challenges.