SERVICES
The Central Oregon Behavioral Health Consortium is a training and educational program supported by collaborative members across Central Oregon serving CADC’s, masters students, and associates and fellows completing their supervision towards licensure.
COBHC Services Include:
TRAINING PROGRAM OPPORTUNITIES
- If you are a member seeking supervision services, contact the consortium today – we are happy to assess and create a plan to fit your needs.
- If you are an intern or associate in need of supervision at a nonmember training site – we are happy to explore if your training site is eligible to join the COBHC – have your Training Site contact us!
- The COBHC is a training consortium built around education and skills development for CDAC’s, master’s level clinicians, and associates/fellows. We aim to increase the skills of our local talent and engage our employee-partners (called members) to help create a stable behavioral health workforce for our growing community. We are currently offering:
- Stipends: The COBHC will provide stipends for interns/associates in their field placements. To receive this stipend, you agree to engage with the consortium training curriculum, at an approved member site, for the full duration of your field work placement. If you are currently interning or are an associate placed at a member site and would like to get involved in training opportunities, you are welcome to contact us.
- Training tracks: Our trainings are based on your intern/field placement. We have four tracks: Integrated Primary Care Behavioral Health, Specialty Behavioral Health, Co-Occurring Behavioral Health, and Pediatric & Family Behavioral Health. Based on your field placement site, you will have specific trainings to complete over the course of your academic year, yielding a Certificate of Completion.
- Leveled Certificates of Completion: As you complete required trainings, you will be provided Certificates of Completion and, when applicable, CEU’s. In addition, you will receive a certificate of completion from the COBHC upon completion of the 9-month academic period (October-June).
- Associates/fellows: Associates and fellows have a home at the Consortium. Our trainings are graduated in challenge level to foster continued learning for direct skill development to practice through your clinical supervision. As an associate or fellow, we also look to you as part of the training team – helping to develop you as a leader in the field of behavioral health.
- *PLEASE NOTE applications for the 23-24 academic year OPEN!
- Access the current COBHC Training 2023-24 COBHC Handbook for more information.