Policy Goals to Improve Behavioral Health Needs of Individuals, Employers and Communities in Rural New Mexico

Behavioral Health

Behavioral Health Workforce Development

CHI-PHI conducted behavioral health workforce planning for five rural counties.

Susan Wilger, Rev. Dr. Anne Hays Egan, Alexis Brandt, Micaela Imar de la Rosa

CHI-PHI led five rural Southern New Mexico counties in research, analysis and discussion about their behavioral healthcare workforce development needs now and into the future. The five counties included Catron, Grant, Sierra, Socorro, and Valencia.

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Policy Goals to Improve Behavioral Health Needs of Individuals, Employers and Communities in Rural New Mexico

Susan Wilger, Rev. Dr. Anne Hays Egan, Alexis Brandt, Micaela Imar de la Rosa

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