A path forward through Oregon’s behavioral health workforce crisis
Too many Oregonians cannot get mental health and addiction care when they need it — not simply because services don’t exist, but because we don’t have enough professionals to provide them. We know this reality intimately. As leaders in behavioral health, we see it every day. Clinics can’t fill open positions. Workers are drowning in […]
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