It takes bold, brave steps to heal people, families, and communities.

Mental health, developmental disabilities, and substance use – these are challenges that change the course of life for millions of people. Each of these people deserve to live every day to its fullest and achieve their maximum potential. That is the goal of Richmond Behavioral Health.  Working at RBH, you can change lives.

Richmond Behavioral Health (RBH) fearlessly champions the health, wellness, and recovery of individuals and families throughout the Richmond region.  Richmond Behavioral Health Authority (RBHA) is a community health agency committed to bringing essential care to the people we serve through crisis intervention, mental health services, developmental support, and substance use prevention and treatment.

Working at RBH.

Working at RBH provides the opportunity to contribute to community-based, mission-driven work that has a direct impact on people’s lives.  We value innovation, compassion, and integrity with a culture of inclusion and equity.

At RBH, we value professional growth and provide support for trainings, educational workshops, and certifications and licensure supervision (when applicable).

We offer a competitive benefits package including insurance, paid time off (personal and sick), paid holidays, and retirement plans.  In addition to professional benefits, employees have access to wellness programs, an on-site fitness center, and opportunities for social engagement

The REACH program is located in Chester and supports youth and adults with an intellectual disability and/or developmental disability, as well as a mental health condition or challenging behavior that is negatively affecting their quality of life.

RBH is always interested in meeting new people with specialized skills and diverse perspectives.  Some of the positions we routinely hire for at REACH include:

• Crisis Therapeutic Home Direct Support Professional
• REACH Technicians/QMHP- A and -Cs
• Registered Nurses (PRN)
• Licensed Mental Health Professionals
• Crisis Clinicians
• Coordinators
• Clinicians
• Supervisors and more! 

Opportunities are available as full time, part time, and PRN.

We have opportunities for you, if you meet or exceed one of the minimum qualifications listed below:

• High school diploma and 2 years of experience
• Bachelor’s degree and 6 months of experience
• QMHP-A/QMHP-C
• Master’s degree and 1 one year of experience
• Current Virginia license as an LPC, LCP, LCSW, or LMFT or are license eligible
• Experience with crisis prevention and intervention services
• Must have a valid driver’s license

Take the next step to join our team of Life Changers, by completing our application today at http://www.rbha.org/careers

For questions about the event or our opportunities please email

We look forward to meeting you soon!