Behavioral Health Professionals provide essential services in many different care settings, and work with many different patient populations. Caring for individuals requiring mental/behavioral health care, with developmental disorders or histories of substance abuse and/or addiction, Behavioral Health workers must be able to demonstrate unique skill sets which set this Career Pathway apart from other direct care occupations.
Students in the Training Fund’s Behavioral Health programs work towards a number of different credentials, from occupational certificates through Associate’s, Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees. Wherever you’re at in YOUR Behavioral Health career, we’re here to help you advance.
Call or visit us today to start planning YOUR Behavioral Health Career Pathway.
Explore the tables below to learn more.
| SEMI-SKILLED POSITION |
| Peer Support Specialist |
High School Diploma or GED® |
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| PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION |
| Associate’s Degree: Human Services |
Certificate articulates with Philadelphia University |
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| Bachelor and Master-level degrees |
Certificate articulates with Philadelphia University |
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