In addition to posting jobs on Careers of Substance, some local, regional and national organizations host their own job boards or websites with all openings. Individual service organizations, trade organizations, MassCareers, and Indeed.com are examples you will find below.
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MA Addiction Service Provider Job Boards
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Career/Job Websites
- American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Career Center
- American Psychiatric Association's Job Central - resources available for planning a career in psychiatry, psychiatrists seeking employment and career information, and employers recruiting psychiatrists.
Financial and technical assistance are available for service members and veterans transitioning to civilian jobs. Some resources focus on properly translating the skills of military service into relevant skills in the civilian context, so that hiring organizations and individuals seeking work both understand the value of the training and experience of those who have served in the US Military. Resources also focus on the individual’s adjustment from military to civilian service, and how organizations best onboard and retain people who have served in the US Military.
- Department of Veterans Affairs GI Bill Education and career counseling resources
- US Department of Labor Veterans' Employment and Training website Transition Assistance Program (TAP)
- Walter Reed Army Institute of Research: Battlemind Training: Transitioning from Combat to Home: a brochure describing the ‘battlemind’ and the challenges of transition.
- And see in particular: The Business Case for Hiring a Veteran and Hiring Veterans - 5 Tips for Job Seekers.