Public Health and Program Management
Public health and management professionals design and oversee programs that improve community well-being and expand access to behavioral health services.
They work to reduce stigma, promote prevention, and strengthen systems that support the mental health workforce.
Health Education Specialist
Develops and delivers programs that promote mental and behavioral health awareness and prevention.
Typical Eduction:
Bachelor’s or Master’s in Public Health or Education
Years of Education:
4–6 years
Average Salary (US):
$55,000–$70,000
Program Coordinator (Mental Health Services)
Oversees the design and delivery of behavioral health programs and training.
Years of Education:
4–6 years
Average Salary (US):
$60,000–$80,000
Community Program Manager
Leads behavioral health initiatives, partnerships, and workforce programs.
Typical Eduction:
Master’s in Public Health, Social Work, or Administration
Years of Education:
6–8 years
Average Salary (US):
$70,000–$90,000
Public Health Social Worker
Addresses behavioral and mental health issues through outreach, education, and advocacy.
Typical Eduction:
Bachelor’s or Master’s in Social Work
Years of Education:
4–7 years
Average Salary (US):
$60,000–$75,000
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