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Whether it is a life journey, or a career development journey, helping people to move forward means a lot to us. Our growth, diversity of services and commitment to innovation means that we can offer people in every role, and at every level, opportunities to move forward and continue their career journey.
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What we do means more
What we do means so much to individuals, their families and to the communities we operate in. It means a lot to us too – because we’re doing meaningful work in a place where we are all encouraged to grow our knowledge and develop our careers.
A More Compassionate Culture
We recognize that it takes a lot of resilience and energy to support others on their journey. So, we foster a caring, supportive and inclusive environment where you have the support you need to help others and move forward yourself.
More About Us
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General News
December, 2024
Celebrating Dr. Frank Garner 11 Years of Service at Comprehensive Healthcare
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November, 2024
Natalie McGillen Steps into New Role Chief Officer of Special Projects
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July, 2024
Selah Evaluation and Treatment Program: Guiding Clients Towards Recovery
What Our People Say
What does our work mean to our people?
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Greg Aubol
Director of Kittitas and Sunnyside Services
“In my nearly 38 years with Comprehensive Healthcare, I’ve been strongly supported in my professional development. This has allowed me to advance my clinical and leadership skills leading to a series of career paths by first starting as a mental health worker, and then advancing to a therapist/DCR, team supervisor, and eventually a director role.”
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Arianna Rhodes
Case Manager/Substance Use Disorder Professional
Since my employment with Comprehensive Healthcare, I’ve grown both as a clinician and as a person. Supervisors and clinical directors have been receptive to my needs, and I’ve received training to help me serve clients in meaningful ways. It’s not a perfect organization, but it is invested in both employees and clients, as well as supporting the mental health of the community as a whole.
