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Behavioral Health Support Specialist Clinical Training Program > News > To strengthen Washington’s mental health workforce, UW wants to train undergrads as first-line providers

To strengthen Washington’s mental health workforce, UW wants to train undergrads as first-line providers

November 5, 2021 | Announcements & News

Seattle Times staff reporter Hannah Furfaro features the Behavioral Health Support Specialist Clinical Training program and interviews Dr. Anna Ratzliff and others about the impetus for this work.

  • To strengthen Washington’s mental health workforce, UW wants to train undergrads as first-line providers

Tags: Curriculum, Workforce Expansion

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