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Behavioral Health
Use your interest in how people think and behave to help those with mental health and substance use conditions live fulfilling lives.

Overview
If you want to help people with mental health and substance use conditions, a career in behavioral health could be for you. Pathways range from peer support specialist and licensed counselor roles to clinical psychology and psychiatric nurse practitioner careers.
Whatever role you choose, you'll be part of a committed, passionate team working alongside psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, social workers, and other clinicians to support mental health and wellbeing.
You'll enjoy competitive pay, 401(k) and health benefits, CEU support for state licensure, and flexible scheduling across inpatient, outpatient, telehealth, and community settings.
Why This Career
With growing recognition of mental health, demand for behavioral health professionals is rising rapidly across the US. Multiple entry routes make these careers accessible to a wide range of people.
Opportunities
Assess and treat complex mental health conditions using evidence-based therapies across hospital, clinic, and private practice settings.
Provide therapeutic support for emotional and psychological challenges in clinics, community agencies, and private practice.
Deliver therapy and care coordination, supporting individuals and families across healthcare and community settings.
Diagnose mental health conditions, prescribe medications, and provide therapy across the lifespan.
Support individuals through recovery from substance use disorders in outpatient, residential, and community programs.
Specialize in the mental health and emotional development of children and youth in clinical and school-based settings.
Ready to help people with their mental health? Register with Flexzo today and explore behavioral health roles across the US.