for the MHRT/C certificate.
Career Opportunities Qualified graduates of the Behavioral Health program will be eligible for entry level employment at community health centers, hospitals, schools, social service and mental health programs, and child care settings. Specific jobs may include, but are not limited to, Community Support Worker, Residential Service Worker, Rehabilitation Technician, Youth and Family Counselor, Education Technician II, Case Manager, Direct Support Professional, Life Skills Coach, Victim Advocate, and In-home Support Worker.
Courses
- HUS 101 — Introduction to Human Services
- ENG 101
- PSY 210 — Psychology Across the Lifespan
- PSY 228 — Addiction and Substance Abuse
- PSY 230 — Abnormal Psychology
- PSY 232 — Introduction to Counseling
- MAT 124 — Statistics
- PSY 234 — Trauma and Recovery
- PHI 102 — Ethics and Contemporary Society
- PSY 244 — Psychosocial Rehabilitation
- PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology
- SOC 136 — Race, Gender, Class, and Ethnicity
- SOC 101 — Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 210 — Social Problems
- SPE 101 — Oral Communications
- SWO 102 — Wellness for Professionals
- SWO 110 — Introduction to Victim Advocacy (cross referenced with CJS 110)
- ECO 110 — Macroeconomics
- ECO 120 — Microeconomics
- HUM 201 — Multicultural America
- POS 101 — American Government
- BIO 106 — General Biology I