Brent Bryant
Brent Bryant
The Melting Pot Season 2 Episode 3
The Melting Pot Season 2 Episode 3
The Melting Pot Season 2 Episode 3
Thursday 30th June 2022
Brent Bryant talks with Jordan Young about hiring challenges in mental health and addiction treatment centers. Listen now for valuable industry insights.
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Get the buttons here!Jordan Young on Finding the Right People for Mental Health Jobs
But what the market dictated I needed to spend most of my time focusing on was helping treatment centers hire key staff.
What does it take to find the right people for mental health and addiction treatment jobs? In this episode of 'The Melting Pot', host Brent Bryant chats with Jordan Young, the founder of Jordan and Associates, to shed light on this very topic. Jordan's company specializes in connecting professionals with roles in mental health and addiction treatment centers, and he shares his unique perspective on the industry's hiring challenges.
Jordan's extensive experience offers listeners a peek into the future of mental health care and the hurdles that need to be overcome. He discusses why hiring the right staff is crucial for these centers and how his firm helps bridge the gap between qualified professionals and the jobs that need them. This episode isn't just about job placement; it's about understanding the human side of mental health care and the dedication required to make a difference.
Brent and Jordan dive deep into the importance of key staff in treatment centers and how these roles are vital for effective care. They also touch on the broader challenges facing the industry, offering valuable insights for anyone interested in mental health or addiction recovery. Whether you're a professional in the field, someone affected by these issues, or just curious about the inner workings of mental health treatment, this conversation is sure to resonate.