health workforce

New survey data from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, conducted by The Harris Poll, finds that the vast majority (83%) of the nation's behavioral health workforce believes that without public policy changes, provider organizations…
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Twenty-three percent of the frontline behavioral health workforce makes below $40,000 annually, $15,000 less than North Carolina teachers, despite having licenses/certifications, advanced degrees, or both. The average NC teacher makes…
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To help address critical behavioral health workforce shortages, Beacon Health Options is granting nearly $1.5 million to essential community providers in the Southwest and North Central regions. Providers will use the funds to retain…
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