Behavioral Health Workforce Pipeline

Building education-to-employment pathways in behavioral health across the Eastern Panhandle.

Program overview

The Behavioral Health Workforce Pipeline supports people moving from education into behavioral health careers across Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan Counties. Through training, field placements, credentialing support, and employment pathways, the program helps grow the local workforce families depend on.

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The pathway

Research that connects the 3 steps from classroom to career.

1. Training

Coursework and skill-building aligned to behavioral health roles.

2. Credentialing

Support earning the credentials employers require.

3. Employment Assistance

Job-search support and connections to behavioral health employers across the Panhandle.

Who should participate

The pipeline is built for people at several stages of the journey.

Students & trainees

Exploring or pursuing a behavioral health career.

Employers & providers

Looking to host practicums or hire qualified staff.

Community partners

Schools and organizations that can help build pathways.

Partners & practicum

FRNOTP works with educational institutions, employers, and providers to create placement and credentialing opportunities. [Placeholder — list partner organizations and practicum details once confirmed.]

Frequently asked questions

Who can join the pipeline program?

Anyone interested in a behavioral health career pathway in the Eastern Panhandle — students, career-changers, and partners. [Placeholder answer.]

Is there a cost to participate?

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How do I get started?

Use the interest form below or contact our office and we’ll follow up with next steps.

Interested in the pipeline?

Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll be in touch.

Express your interest

Send us your details and we’ll follow up with next steps.

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State FRN Disclaimer: This resource is being presented with financial assistance as a grant from the West Virginia Department of Human Services.