Quest Center for Integrative Health – a multidisciplinary non-profit health clinic helping people nurture a healthy body, mind, and spirit through wellness-focused education, treatment, and community – is seeking candidates for a Behavioral Health Therapist (QMHP) for their soon to be opened Cedar Hills location.
Quest Center is a nonprofit healthcare clinic that provides multidisciplinary and integrative healthcare in a community-based setting to all people. They are a licensed behavioral health and substance use disorder program. They believe that people thrive when their physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs are effectively met. To this aim, Quest Center offers a wide range of programs and services for individuals to draw from when creating their personalized treatment plan. Such services are offered in a manner that creates a functional community among clients and sustains their continued healing from both physical and mental illness. All programs share the same philosophy, mission, and values, while honoring the diversity of the participants. They work to assist our clients to sustain lifestyle changes that support healing, and to effectively strengthen those diagnosed with chronic or life-challenging illnesses, including HIV/AIDS, mental health disorders, chemical dependency, chronic pain, and cancer. They are proud to be recognized for our service delivery to the LGBTQ community. For more details on this and our other great jobs come check out Health Hires!
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