Settings and populations
Specialties we recruit into
Hiring in behavioral health is setting-specific. What fills a center-based ABA clinic will not fill a school district or a residential program. Here is how each one actually works.
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- ABA and autism servicesCenter-based, in-home and hybrid applied behavior analysis for autistic children and adults, from single-site clinics to national multi-site providers.6 disciplines
- Early interventionBirth-to-three programs delivering developmental, speech, occupational and behavioral support in homes and community settings.7 disciplines
- School-based servicesDistrict-employed and contract services across special education: evaluations, IEP-aligned therapy, behavior support and school mental health.9 disciplines
- Pediatric therapyOutpatient pediatric speech, occupational and physical therapy clinics, frequently multidisciplinary alongside ABA.6 disciplines
- Community mental healthMedicaid-funded outpatient and community programs delivering therapy, prescribing, case management and crisis services.7 disciplines
- Substance use treatmentDetox, residential, IOP, outpatient and MAT programs across the full continuum of addiction care.6 disciplines
- IDD and adult servicesServices for adults and adolescents with intellectual and developmental disabilities: residential, day programs, supported employment and behavioral support.5 disciplines
- Inpatient and residentialPsychiatric hospitals, residential treatment centers and PHP programs treating high-acuity mental health presentations.6 disciplines
- Telehealth and virtual careRemote therapy, teletherapy, telepsychiatry and remote supervision across state lines, delivered by platforms and traditional providers alike.9 disciplines
- Skilled nursing and rehabAdult rehabilitation caseloads across skilled nursing facilities, acute rehab and home health, where speech and occupational therapy meet medical care.4 disciplines