Programs and Training
BHECN is committed to offering behavioral health training and career development opportunities to students, practitioners and trainees in the state of Nebraska.
We do this by way of several powerful program and training offerings, which you can access and learn more about here.
Programs for behavioral health students, trainees and professionals
Lifelong Learning Fund
BHECN's Lifelong Learning fund supports educational and career engagement opportunities to help grow our state's behavioral health workforce.
Graduate Trainee Stipend Program
The Graduate Trainee Stipend Program financially supports master's-level students during select advanced practicum or internship experiences.
Mentoring Program
BHECN's mentorship program provides guidance and support to undergraduate and graduate-level students seeking licensed behavioral health careers in Nebraska.
BHECN Scholars
The BHECN Scholars program supports undergraduate seniors who plan to pursue master’s degrees in Nebraska-based behavioral health programs.
PMHNP Clinical Education Stipend Program
The BHECN PMHNP Clinical Education Stipend Program is designed to recruit and retain nurse practitioner preceptors and students in the field of psychiatry across Nebraska, with a focus on rural, under-resourced, and justice-involved communities
Psychiatry Interest Group
The UNMC Psychiatry Student Interest Group is an active, medical student-run organization that works to promote psychiatry and mental health through a variety of different educational activities, mentorship and outreach.
Webinars and Online Training Modules
Core Topics
These accredited continuing education activities are designed for Behavioral Health providers to include psychologists, advanced practice nurses, nurses, licensed mental health therapists and social workers.
Project PEACE
Project PEACE (Psychiatric E-modules Advancing Clinician Education) is a series of web-based modules to teach and support primary care providers caring for patients in their practice with behavioral health conditions.
Telehealth Training
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, day-to-day use of telehealth allows people to connect safely and effectively to mental health services no matter where they are located.
Register for BHECN/UNO events to help the community support children after school violence and other crises
Learn more about the Dec. 12 event in Omaha!
