## We are hiring ### Provider Open House May 19 · 4:15pm EST · 3:15pm CST · 1:15pm PST [Register](https://bicyclehealth.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_mcdsVkWfS3ySj601av7V-Q#/registration) # Helping patients lead fulfilling lives, free from opioid addiction Bicycle Health is America’s #1 telehealth provider of medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD), offering an evidence-based clinical care model that includes Medications for Addiction Treatment (MAT), access to a highly-trained team of medical experts, therapy, a customized treatment plan, and peer support groups. Bicycle Health’s mission is to address the country’s most severe public health crisis by providing access to affordable, convenient, and confidential tele-MOUD treatment for individuals in need and helping to reduce stigmas associated with opioid addiction. ## Leaders in MOUD Care Through our research, and others, we’ve been able to show that: 1. [TeleMOUD is associated with reductions in fatal drug overdose](https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapsychiatry/fullarticle/2802946?guestAccessKey=c1447a53-113b-46d3-976c-bada3638c308&utm_source=For_The_Media&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ftm_links&utm_content=tfl&utm_term=032923&source=email); 2. [TeleMOUD improved retention and reduced medically treated overdose](https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapsychiatry/fullarticle/2795953?guestAccessKey=ee7219e9-7be8-4f85-bf27-6313250cfea3); 3. [Utilization of MOUD improved for veterans after treatment shifted to telehealth](https://ajp.psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/appi.ajp.21111141%EF%BB%BF); 4. [TeleMOUD is associated with decline in opioid-related deaths involving buprenorphine](https://nida.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/2023/01/overdose-deaths-involving-buprenorphine-did-not-proportionally-increase-with-new-flexibilities-in-prescribing); 5. Bicycle Health is easy for patients to [use](https://journals.lww.com/journaladdictionmedicine/abstract/2022/11000/perspectives_of_patients_receiving_telemedicine.27.aspx); 6. Bicycle Health delivers high-quality [clinical outcomes](https://innovations.bmj.com/content/8/2/117.full); 7. Bicycle Health’s proprietary, virtual urine drug screening [has a lower falsification rate than in-person programs](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2949875923002023?via%3Dihub)(<3%). ## Leaders in Patient Advocacy For patients with opioid-use disorder, we work hard with leaders in Washington DC, and at the state level to ensure access to quality, affordable care. ### Impact on Quality & Outcomes of TeleOUD Treatment Ample research has shown that allowing access to buprenorphine via telemedicine, during the pandemic, reduced the rate of opioid-related overdoses, ER visits and deaths, and did not increase the rate of buprenorphine misuse. ### Access to Specialists in Addiction Medicine Addiction medicine is a high-demand specialty. Telemedicine democratizes access to these specialists, so what is the value of making a general practitioner with little or no expertise in addiction medicine a gatekeeper to this form of specialty care? ### Cost of Care The DEA’s proposed rule ignores the cost to patients of having an additional in-person exam, the cost of transportation, childcare, time off of work, and how those impact a person in recovery. ### No Accounting for Emergencies If a patient or provider misses a scheduled in-person appointment for any reason and the appointment can’t be rescheduled within the 30 day window, the proposed rules don’t permit exceptions for any reason. ### Lack of Benefit of In-Person Visit There is no evidence to support the DEA’s assumption that in-person care is more thorough than telemedicine. ### No Evidence of Diversion The data is clear that buprenorphine-involved deaths did not increase despite wider access to telemedicine OUD care during the pandemic. ### Increased Risks to Patient Health There is ample research showing that patients who stop buprenorphine for OUD after just 30 days return to opioid use. ## Our values ### Create together We are committed to building innovative solutions for our patients, partners, and employees together. ### Lead with empathy & respect We are intentional about the decisions and actions we take, by considering the diverse perspectives and experiences of all walks of our community. ### Always learning We are a team that gets back on the bike. We strive to be better every day by learning and iterating and making progress towards our goals. ### Move with intention and foster trust We are upfront about our intentions and we are honest about progress (and when there is a lack of progress). ### Drive impact We are a team that is accountable to goals and drives demonstrable impact every day. ## Perks and benefits ### Work remotely Live and work wherever you feel happiest. ### Salary We pay competitive wages utilizing a salary formula based on a number of factors including market salary data and your experience. ### Technology Get hooked up with the tools you need to be efficient in your work. ### Time Off 15-days of paid time off plus 8-days paid holidays. ### Research We support all staff in academic publishing. ## Frequently asked questions ### I've submitted a job application. What is the next step? After you’ve applied, we will send you an email acknowledgment that your information has been received. ### Can I apply by just sending in my resume? We encourage you to apply online through our [careers](https://www.bicyclehealth.com/careers) page to ensure you are being considered for the position. ### How can I see if a job has been filled? In general, jobs that appear on our site are open and active, even though the interview process may have already started. ### What is the interview process like at Bicycle Health? Just like working here, the interview process is both rigorous and fun!