Join us for our next Special Topic Forum with Rachel Niemiec, DNP, FNP-C, Director of Training & Partnerships, My Life My Choice. Dr. Niemiec will share her insights on “The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children: Understanding and Responding to Victims.”
April 16, 2024 10:00 AM EST
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TEAM UP for Children is seeking a Learning Community Coordinator to work with external partners, particularly direct care providers, and pediatric practice leadership who participate in TEAM UP’s Learning Community. We are seeking a candidate with experience in program coordination who can work independently and can manage a range of tasks. The position will involve anticipating and planning for deadlines, providing technical assistance for trainings and other events, and working closely with the team to ensure quality and timely deliverables.
TEAM UP values diversity, equity, and inclusion as the basis of our work. We are committed to creating and sustaining an inclusive team and workforce representative of the communities served through the initiative.
Join us for our next SPECIAL TOPIC FORUM, “Supporting Survivors: How to Use BARCC’s SEECK Model and Resources,” with Megan Mulcahy, Volunteer Services Manager at Boston Area Rape Crisis Center
March 19, 2024, 10:00AM ZOOM
Megan ensures that all of BARCC’s more than 200 volunteers receive supportive and informative rape crisis counselor (RCC) trainings. Megan began her time at BARCC as a hotline counselor in June 2010. After falling in love with the organization and the mission, she became a full-time staff member in 2012. Prior to joining BARCC, Megan worked in the corporate sector.
TEAM UP for Children applauds MassHealth's innovative policy changes that focus on supporting comprehensive clinical services for children and families, including behavioral health services. In the spirit of our continued collaboration in the shared goal of ensuring children and families across the Commonwealth have prompt access to high-quality behavioral health care, TEAM UP is sharing our latest policy brief, "Mental Health Screening and Beyond: Recommendation for Expansion."
Read Policy Brief, "Mental Health Screening and Beyond: Recommendation for Expansion."
Join us for our next Special Topic Forum with Emily Gagen, Ph.D., licensed clinical psychologist, Brookline Community Mental Health Center. Emily will share her insights on “Early Psychosis: Symptoms, Identification, and Treatment.”
Feb 20, 2024 10:00AM ZOOM
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TEAM UP for Children is a pediatric behavioral health integration initiative in which Boston Medical Center works closely with pediatric primary care sites to collectively develop and implement interventions to expand access to quality behavioral health care for children and families in a multicultural pediatric setting.
TEAM UP for Children is seeking a behavioral health clinician to provide program consultation, training support, and dissemination. We are seeking a candidate with experience in general pediatric clinical practice and expertise in infant and early childhood mental health. This position will require 0.25-0.75 FTE effort, and responsibilities will be adjusted according to the agreed upon time allocation. This is a hybrid position; work is conducted remotely with occasional in-person meetings and trainings.
Join us for our next Special Topic Forum with Adriano Cabral, Executive Director of Inclusion Family Counseling Center. Adriano will share his insights on “Multicultural Experiences and Working with Diverse Populations.”
Jan. 16, 2024 10:00AM
New Bedford Community Health is hiring a Behavioral Health Social Worker (LICSW/LCSW/LMHC) to work in an innovative integrated care setting. Signing Bonus!!!
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Looking to grow your career in health care while making a difference in your community? Find your next job opportunity with our Partner Health Centers.
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Primary Care Providers and Behavioral Health Clinicians working as part of integrated behavioral health care teams at Federally Qualified Health Centers continued to have lower rates of burnout than physicians and psychologists nationally, study finds.
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