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Behavioral Health Workforce Development Consultant
Short Description: The Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (DBHIDS) seeks a workforce development consultant to assist in the creation of a clinical fieldwork pipeline. The pipeline will connect students of social work to community-based behavioral health care agencies to gain clinical experience in the field, with a focus on increasing the diversity of the behavioral health workforce by engaging with students from diverse backgrounds. The workforce development consultant will provide expertise in workforce development, be responsible for developing, refining, and managing the clinical fieldwork pipeline pilot project, seek out, synthesize, and incorporate stakeholder feedback, and launch the pilot pipeline program.
Proposals are due by 11/4/2022 and can be sent to Kathleen.fox@phila.gov