
We're Hiring!
Join the Rural Resilience Team!
Are you passionate about supporting rural communities and making a difference in mental and behavioral health?
Rural Resilience is now hiring for the following positions:
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Licensed Social Worker
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Part-Time Behavior Analyst
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Part-Time Licensed Therapist
Help us connect rural students, families, and communities to the resources they need to thrive. Learn more about these opportunities and how to apply by emailing us at pcrs360mt@gmail.com or sending us a message here!
Let’s grow together—apply today!

Rural Resilience Background
Rural Resilience currently provides mental and behavior health services and supports to youth and families across five different communities in rural Park County, Montana. Services are provided by a behavior analyst as well as collaborative community networks that otherwise would not be accessible due to geographical, socioeconomic, and historically rooted barriers. These resources have been carefully crafted through relationship building and networking to meet the needs of five very unique rural communities over the last two years across Park County, Montana and has spurred other rural communities' desire for our programming and services.
Rural Resilience has positively impacted entire communities by providing supportive and non-judgemental programs and liaisons to support individuals in need of mental and behavioral health services in isolated communities. Rural Resilience has successfully helped students and families overcome the stigma surrounding mental health in many rural communities. This has opened the door for additional community members to both seek and accept help. Rural Resilience embodies the rural ideal by investing directly in local youth and leading with a boots on the ground philosophy to ensure the long term growth and sustainability of the rural lifestyle and health of its communities.
Rural Resilience is not just about overcoming challenges, it's about embracing the unique strengths and talents that rural communities possess and leveraging them to drive positive change.
Rural Resilience