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About the Role
About You
- Master's Degree in Behavioral Health field (Psychology, Counseling, or Social Work).
- Licensed or license eligible at the Associate level by the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners.
- Must have fingerprint clearance issued by Arizona Department of Public Safety or be eligible to receive it within eight weeks of hire.
- Independent License.
- One (1) year of full-time behavioral health experience.
Benefits
- 3.3 weeks of PTO your 1st year of employment, with increased accruals after continued service.
- 10 paid holidays.
- Low-cost medical, dental and vision insurance, short-term/long-term disability and life insurance for employees.
- 40% company match up to a 10% deferral into your SB&H retirement account.
- Tuition reimbursement program & discount degree programs.
- Employee Assistance Program, Health & Wellness and much more.
Our Mission: Delivering compassionate care to enhance lives and improve communities. Southwest Behavioral Health Services employs over 900 full-time staff and an additional workforce available from part-time positions and contracts. Staff and volunteers reflect the cultural diversity of the community. SBH is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of approximately 15 community volunteers. Our service area includes the Phoenix metropolitan area, rural Maricopa County, Gila, Pinal, Mohave, Coconino, and Yavapai Counties. SBH has assumed a leadership role in development and delivery of services in the areas of housing, residential care, prevention services, outpatient services to children, incarcerated persons and dually diagnosed adults (SMI/SA). Over the past several years, Southwest Behavioral Health Services has experienced rapid growth of its behavioral health programs. SBH has developed a reputation as an innovative leader in behavioral health. Our services are client directed-outcome informed, evidence-based and include treatment of co-occurring disorders, the FAST model in prevention services, the Arizona Treatment Initiative for children and families, and the Recovery Model for persons with serious mental illness.