Join MACC’s Growing Network of Trainers and Subject Matter Experts

MACC is expanding—and we’re looking for mission-aligned professionals to grow with us. As we continue to advance equity and inclusion in Ohio’s mental and behavioral health systems, we’re seeking Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) and trainers with hands-on experience, deep subject knowledge, and a strong commitment to culturally responsive care.

We are especially interested in candidates with lived experience and a passion for serving historically marginalized communities, including immigrant and refugee populations, Black and Brown youth, older adults, veterans, and people with disabilities.

Key areas of focus include:

• Latinx, Somali, and Nepalese populations

• Immigrant & Refugee communities

• Opioid & Illicit Drug Use

• Suicide Prevention & Intervention

• Maternal Health

Ideal candidates will have:

• At least 5 years of experience developing and delivering culturally sensitive training

• Expertise in evidence-based curriculum design and professional development
   
• The ability to travel across the state of Ohio to provide trainings

• A strong equity lens and experience engaging diverse audiences with authenticity
   

This is an opportunity to partner with a mission-driven team, expand your professional reach, and contribute to statewide efforts to deepen cultural competence in behavioral health.

Interested in joining us? We’d love to connect.

Apply here or scan the QR code below.

As the warmth of summer shifts into the crispness of fall, I’ve been reflecting on the growth, energy, and connections that have carried MACC through these past few months.

September, in particular, was a season of momentum. We successfully hosted our second Right Dose: Senior Overdose Prevention Summit in Cleveland, where the response was overwhelmingly positive. Each conversation, partnership, and new connection affirmed the importance of creating spaces where seniors, providers, and communities feel seen, heard, and supported.

This fall also marks the close of several training cycles and the beginning of new opportunities. From Trauma-Informed Care to Immigrant & Refugee Foundations, we continue to meet the demand for culturally responsive education across Ohio. Each training strengthens our network of providers and advocates who are committed to embedding equity and cultural humility in their work.

As we step into October, I encourage you to give as much attention to yourself as you do to the communities you serve. The change of seasons can be a reminder to pause, breathe, and renew. Taking time for rest, reflection, and care allows us to show up more fully and sustainably in the work ahead.

Together, we are advancing a vision of behavioral health that is inclusive, compassionate, and rooted in justice. Thank you for continuing to walk this path with us.

Thank you for reading!