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Find similar grantsNortheast Tennessee Behavioral Health Workforce Scholarship is sponsored by Opioid Abatement Council. These scholarships aim to improve behavioral healthcare in Northeast Tennessee by increasing and strengthening the behavioral health workforce through funding pathways to licensed behavioral health professions (Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Counselors, and Psychiatric Mental…
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Northeast Tennessee Behavioral Health Workforce Scholarship Northeast Tennessee Behavioral Health Workforce Scholarship Department of Counseling and Human Services Department of Counseling and Human Services Counseling Graduate Programs Nature-Based Therapy Graduate Certificate ETSU Community Counseling Clinic Thank you for your interest in applying for the Northeast Tennessee Behavioral Health Workforce Scholarship.
The Opioid Abatement Council supports funding for these scholarships. Currently, our region has a shortage of every behavioral health profession, resulting in challenges accessing needed care. It is paramount that we address this need, especially with the ongoing opioid and drug epidemics.
These scholarships aim to improve behavioral healthcare in Northeast Tennessee by increasing and strengthening the behavioral health workforce through funding pathways to licensed behavioral health professions (Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Counselors, and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners). If you wish to pursue one of these fields and serve Northeast Tennessee, please consider applying.
Preferred qualifications: Individuals with lived experience of substance use disorder, mental health illness, or who are at risk for either or both. Be from the region or have established residency in the region. Commit to working in underserved Northeast Tennessee for one year.
Be a full-time student that is either in the undergraduate Trauma and Resilience minor or the graduate Counseling program. If seeking consecutive years of funding, learners must earn a B or better in their courses each year to receive funding for the next. If working with a site, awardees must work with an approved placement site.
Each semester, track the number of patients/clients you served and how many hours Complete an exit survey within 3 months of completing your program detailing your employment status, employer, and location. Attend the semester behavioral health cohort meetings and at least two of the networking Awardees cannot be Pathways scholarship recipients. Sign an awardee MOU detailing the above criteria.
Incoming Trauma and Resilience Minor - $2,000 Incoming Counseling student - $3,000 Counseling Practicum scholarship - $3,500 Counseling Internship Scholarship - $8,000 per semester Clinical Mental Health Graduate Supervision - $8,000 per year; can apply for consecutive Scholarship applications available here.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals pursuing licensed behavioral health professions who are from or have established residency in Northeast Tennessee and commit to working in underserved Northeast Tennessee for one year. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows ranges from $2,000 (Incoming Trauma and Resilience Minor) to $8,000 per semester/year (Counseling Internship Scholarship, Clinical Mental Health Graduate Supervision). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Northeast Tennessee Behavioral Health Workforce Scholarship is funded by Opioid Abatement Council. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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