What Does a Crisis Clinician Do at MCHHS?

If you’re passionate about helping individuals in acute behavioral health situations, a role as a Crisis Clinician at Marion County Health & Human Services (MCHHS) could be the perfect fit. It’s a unique opportunity to provide frontline crisis support while working in a modern, mission-driven environment.
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Join the Team at Marion County’s Newly Renovated Behavioral Health Crisis Center

Marion County Health & Human Services (MCHHS) is excited to open the doors of its newly renovated Behavioral Health Crisis Center in Salem, Oregon. For 30 years, this center has been a safe place for people in crisis, and the updated space is designed to make it even better for the community and the staff who work here.

What Does a Peer Support Specialist Do at MCHHS?

If you’re passionate about using your lived experience to support others in their recovery journey, a role as a Peer Support Specialist (PSS) at Marion County Health & Human Services (MCHHS) could be the right fit. It’s a unique opportunity to turn personal experience into meaningful community impact.

What to Expect When You Apply: Your Candidate Journey with MCHHS

If you’re exploring behavioral health careers in Marion County, understanding what to expect during the hiring process can help you feel confident and prepared. At Marion County Health & Human Services (MCHHS), we’re committed to a transparent, supportive recruitment experience that reflects the same care we bring to our community work.