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Integrated health system hiring licensed therapists, psychologists, social workers, and behavioral health specialists for outpatient therapy, crisis intervention, substance use treatment, and integrated mental health care in Sacramento clinics/hospitals.
Nonprofit healthcare network hiring mental health clinicians, counselors, psychiatric nurses, and social workers for behavioral health services, inpatient/outpatient therapy, crisis stabilization, and psychiatric care at Sacramento facilities.
Health system (including Mercy General and Sierra Vista) hiring behavioral health therapists, social workers, psychiatric technicians, and crisis staff for inpatient mental health units, substance use detox, and emergency psychiatric services.
County public agency hiring peer support specialists, mental health clinicians, case managers, crisis responders, and recovery workers for community-based treatment, 5150 holds, rehabilitation, and Medi-Cal reimbursable mental health/substance use programs.
Walk-in crisis center hiring clinicians, peer specialists, and support staff for short-term voluntary mental health stabilization, de-escalation, assessment, and linkage to ongoing care (no appointment needed, open extended hours).
Private inpatient psychiatric facility hiring mental health technicians, therapists, social workers, and nurses for acute stabilization, crisis intervention, detox, and adult/adolescent behavioral health treatment.
Dignity Health psychiatric hospital hiring therapists, psychiatric nurses, social workers, and technicians for inpatient mental health care, substance use treatment, adolescent programs, and crisis stabilization.
Community mental health provider hiring peer support specialists, recovery coaches, clinicians, and program staff for residential facilities, assertive community treatment (ACT), and intensive outpatient programs focused on serious mental illness and recovery.
Nonprofit serving children/youth hiring therapists, counselors, case managers, and behavioral specialists for foster care support, family preservation, mental health therapy, and crisis intervention in home/community settings.
Senior-focused organization hiring counselors, social workers, and behavioral health staff for mental health support, crisis response, elder abuse intervention, and wellness programs tailored to older adults.
Regional center for developmental disabilities hiring social workers, case managers, behavioral specialists, and coordinators for service planning, behavioral health supports, and linkage to mental health resources for individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities.
Paid one-year full-time fellowship for post-master's associates (AMFT/ASW/APCC) accruing supervised BBS hours in integrated behavioral health; includes therapy, crisis intervention, case management, and multidisciplinary training in outpatient settings.
Nonprofit offering hands-on internships/practicum for students and free clinical supervision for associates pursuing licensure; focuses on community-based mental health, recovery, and crisis services.
Provides associate clinician roles (full-time employment with supervised hours) and graduate/undergraduate internships in school-based mental health/wellness teams; supports licensure accrual and youth behavioral health pathways.
Offers clinical training and associate clinician supervision for professionals pursuing licensure; focuses on mental health practice with cultural humility and ethical awareness in community settings.
Program committed to preparing associate clinicians through supervised practice. Emphasizes cultural responsiveness, ethical training, and behavioral health skill development.
Provides BBS-approved continuing education courses (PCE provider) for LPCCs, LMFTs, LCSWs, and associates; focuses on professional development in behavioral health topics like ethics, trauma, and clinical skills.
Offers CE seminars (internal/external) on behavioral health topics. BBS-aligned for Northern CA professionals, often integrated with fellowship/training programs.
Accredited CE program for social workers and mental health pros; provides online/in-person courses on ethics, laws, suicide prevention, and behavioral health updates (BBS-compliant).
BBS-approved online CE platforms offering courses for LMFTs/LCSWs/LPCCs in behavioral health, ethics, trauma, addiction, and mandatory topics (flexible, self-paced).
Undergraduate/graduate-level certificate applying behavior analysis principles; qualifies for educational/behavioral support roles in mental health or human services settings.
Provides free technical assistance, training, and pathways for behavioral health prevention; supports evidence-based strategies, equity, and emerging professionals in substance use/mental health prevention.
80-hour training + exam for lived-experience peers; leads to reimbursable roles in mental health/substance use support, recovery advocacy, and community behavioral health.
Online searchable directory listing licensed supervisors (e.g., LCSWs, LMFTs) offering clinical supervision services for pre-licensed therapists; allows filtering by location, specialty, fees, and in-person/virtual options to find BBS-approved supervisors.
Managed virtual supervision platform connecting pre-licensed clinicians to vetted supervisors (group/individual); provides BBS-compliant hours for behavioral health licensure, often partnered with county/organizations for workforce support (HIPAA-compliant, flexible scheduling).
Private practice offering clinical supervision for pre-licensed therapists pursuing licensure; provides supportive, educational guidance focused on clinical skills, professional identity, and ethical practice in mental health settings.
Nonprofit providing clinical supervision for full-time employees/associates on LCSW/LMFT tracks; focuses on youth/family mental health, foster care, and behavioral services with structured supervision in community-based settings.
LCSW professional corporation providing supportive clinical supervision for California-based associates; emphasizes skill development, professional identity, and work with diverse populations (e.g., teens/adults, BIPOC).
Online resource directory (SacMap) for Sacramento County behavioral health services. Helps locate no-referral programs like peer support, crisis care, youth resources, housing, and mental health options (MHSA-funded web tool; no direct supervision but connects to community/peer networks)