Join the Lucid Lane team and make a difference

Drive innovation

Licensed, caring, clinical professionals who are enabled by technology to provide the highest standard of collaborative care

Make an impact

We’re a mission-driven company working to make a societal impact to help prevent people from becoming dependent on prescription medication

Lead with compassion

Medication dependence can happen to anyone — even for those taking their medication exactly as prescribed

Who we are

Lucid Lane is a fast growing digital health startup on a transformative mission to prevent and reduce medication and substance dependence. We are here to make a significant positive impact in this huge societal challenge.

Company values

Members come first

Be a 10xer

Collaborate to innovate

Show up from anywhere

High ambition, low ego

Available positions :

International

Anonymous Employee

San Jose, CA ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I love the culture at Lucid Lane. The management is genuinely caring and want the best for the employees and the patients we help. There are many companies who pretend they care, but when it comes down to it, they are just fluff. Lucid Lane is different and it shows.

Lucid Lane Employee

Lead Therapist ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I started working with Lucid Lane in December of 2019. The company's mission really resonated with me after working in substance treatment facilities and seeing how many people were stuck in the cycle of dependence as well as having close friends and family members impacted by opioids and other substances. Lucid Lane has offered great career growth and an opportunity for be a part of the solution. to this growing crisis. I feel privileged that my work here contributes to research on best practices for success in the face of chronic pain, medication dependence, and addictions.

Jay Petrishin,

RN NEA-BC CCM FACHE

Vice President Of Clinical Services

This is exactly why I came to Lucid Lane. Realistic and actionable interventions that prevent opioid dependence have a significant, positive evidence base. We are fielding the expertise and services to eliminate this negative surgical outcome.

Ahmed Zaafran, MD

Co-founder, Chief Medical Officer

So many words and judgements are thrown around about people who are dependent, or even addicted, to opioids or benzos. These are people with important life stories, and we need to be better listeners. I want to help the person, the human, not the medical record number associated with them. Their story matters. Their journey matters. They matter. We have to advocate for those whose voices aren’t heard, not because they have nothing to say, but because their voices are drowned out by the static. Together, we can make a real change in their care. I’m not going to stop this mission until the solution matters to everyone, with the patient at the center, armed with the best tools clinical medicine has to offer, fueled by the science, empathy, and compassion they deserve.

Muhammad Arsalan Khan

Software Engineer

Thank you for the wonderful gift Lucid Lane Inc. Ramzan Mubarak 😇

April Zariczny

Lead Therapist

The time for changing the narrative around medication dependence is here! I am honored to a part of a team of pioneers and innovators at Lucid Lane Inc. If you are a therapist who is looking to utilize your skills in a new and exciting way, let's connect! We are #hiring nationwide.

Lauren Lichtenauer

Director of Commercial Partnerships

Researchers found that participants who were actively meditating reported a 32 percent reduction in pain intensity and a 33 percent reduction in pain unpleasantness. "For many people struggling with chronic pain, what often affects their quality of life most is not the pain itself, but the mental suffering and frustration that comes along with it," said Zeidan. "Their pain becomes a part of who they are as individuals -- something they can't escape -- and this exacerbates their suffering." Lucid Lane Inc. is partnering with practices nationally to improve the standard of care by delivering comprehensive programs, including behavioral health, for pain patients. #chronicpain #mindfullness #lucidlane

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Frequently asked questions

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Does Lucid Lane only support patients that are dependent on medication?

No. Lucid Lane’s mission is to prevent and reverse medication dependence. One of our primary focuses is to help individuals be prepared for surgery, per our service called vTPS. We also offer general mental health services for individuals dealing with general mental health issues such as stress, anxiety and depression.
What qualifications do the counselors have?