Behavioral Health Workforce Development Asset Map
Nevada Health Care Workforce and Pipeline Development Workgroup
Introduction
This Behavioral Health Workforce Development Asset Map documents behavioral health workforce
development initiatives, programs, and resources throughout Nevada. It reflects the results of a 2022
statewide survey to identify existing workforce development efforts related to public health, behavioral
health, and primary care, as well as additional research.
Assets are organized by stage of the workforce pipeline as shown in the table below: K-12, vocational
training/higher education, and current workforce, and categorized by the type of service or program. For
example, initiatives targeting young people in kindergarten through high school are included in the K-12
section, under categories related to career outreach and exploration, and academic success/college and
career readiness.
K-12
• Career Outreach and
Exploration
• Academic Success,
College and Career
Readiness
Vocational Training and
Higher Education
• Career Exploration and
Readiness
• Associate, Bachelor, and
Graduate Degrees
• Financial Assistance
• Professional Development,
Internship, and Apprenticeship
Opportunities
• Residency and Fellowship
Programs
Current Workforce
• Advocacy and Policy
• Traditional Workforce
Development Services
• Recruitment
• Governmental Public Health
Employers
• Loan Repayment Programs
• Training and Continuing
Education
The Map provides an overview of each asset’s services or programs, as well as a link to the appropriate
website for additional information. This Asset Map is intended to be a living document and will be revised
to include new workforce development resources and reflect changes in existing resources. If you have
suggestions, additions, or updates, please contact
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mcomloss[email protected]u. Nevada Health Care Workforce and Pipeline Development Workgroup
The Nevada Health Care Workforce and Pipeline Development Workgroup aims to improve, grow, and
diversify Nevada’s public health, behavioral health, and primary care workforces and workforce pipelines
to ensure the state has a workforce capable of meeting current and future health care needs.
It brings together stakeholders representing public health, behavioral health, primary care, traditional
workforce development, K-12 and higher education, minority health and equity, and community-based
organizations throughout the state to:
1. Enhance education and awareness of workforce development initiatives in Nevada, connect non-
traditional partners, identify opportunities for cross-sector collaboration, and maximize resources
statewide;
2. Identify and map workforce pipeline development initiatives in K-12 education, higher education, and
the current workforce; and
3. Create and implement workforce pipeline development plans for public health, behavioral health, and
primary care.