Behavioral health professionals share what is unique about their profession and how it is different from other behavioral health careers.
The BHECN Behavioral Health Mentorship & Supervision App is a resource for anyone interested in behavioral health careers in Nebraska.
BHECN's Lifelong Learning fund supports educational and career engagement opportunities to help grow our state's behavioral health workforce.
The BHECN Scholars program supports undergraduate seniors who plan to pursue master’s degrees in Nebraska-based behavioral health programs.
The Graduate Trainee Stipend Program financially supports master's-level students during select advanced practicum or internship experiences.
BHECN's mentorship program provides guidance and support to undergraduate and graduate-level students seeking licensed behavioral health careers in Nebraska.
The Project PEACE Webinar Series is a series of webinars recorded by psychiatry residents on rotation with BHECN.
This accredited continuing education activity is designed for Behavioral Health providers to include psychologists, nurses, therapists, and social workers.
This webinar reviews revisions from the DSM-5 to the DSM-5-TR with speakers Krista Fritson, PsyD and Arden Szepe, PhD, NCC.
Heal the Healer is a free webinar series that addresses incivility and bullying in the workplace designed for nurses and interested healthcare professionals.
BHECN establishes partnerships to create and disseminate educational materials for the development of the behavioral health workforce.
BHECN partners with the 19 academic institutions to track the number of graduate-level behavioral health education students graduating and staying in Nebraska.
The BHECN Serenity Project is a series of free online yoga and meditation sessions in partnership with Lotus House of Yoga.
The dashboard helps policy makers, employers, and behavioral health care stakeholders understand the state of the behavioral health workforce.
BHECN's biennial legislative reports examine the characteristics of actively practicing behavioral health providers in Nebraska.
This forum discussed how investments in BHECN are being used to recruit, train, and retain behavioral health and rural healthcare providers across Nebraska.
Access information related BHECN’s allocation of $25.5 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dollars to Nebraska behavioral health providers.
Our BHECN Panhandle site supports our mission of recruitment and retention of behavioral health professionals in Western Nebraska.
BHECN Central is a remote site for training and workforce development at the University of Nebraska Kearney that serves the central part of the state.
BHECN Northeast is a remote site based at Wayne State College that facilitates training and workforce development in Northeast Nebraska.
BHECN East is located at the UNO Grace Abbott School of Social Work and focuses primarily on the behavioral health workforce needs of the Omaha area.
