马里兰州面临着严重短缺的治疗师、咨询师和其他BH工作人员

Mental Health Weekly Pub Date : 2024-12-08 DOI:10.1002/mhw.34265

Valerie A. Canady

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根据上周发布的一份新报告，马里兰州将需要吸引3万名新的行为健康工作者来满足未满足的需求，并取代离开该领域的工人，这与目前雇用的人数大致相同。该报告称，根据目前的趋势，在未来5年内，目前工作的行为健康专业人员中有45%预计将退休，离开这个州或离开这个领域或他们的职业。

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Maryland facing dire shortages of therapists, counselors, other BH workers

Maryland will need to attract 30,000 new behavioral health workers to meet unmet needs and replace workers leaving the field, roughly the same number currently employed, according to a new report released last week. The report says that over the next 5 years and based on current trends, 45% of behavioral health professionals working today are expected to retire, leave the state or leave the field or their occupation.

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