Meaningful Work. Real Stability.
At Tri-City, you’re supported to do the job the right way, with the time, resources, and benefits that make a difference.
Competitive Compensation
CalPERS Pension
Flexible Scheduling Options
Bilingual Pay Incentives
Sign-On and Retention Bonuses
Continuing Education Support
Public Service Loan Forgiveness
80% Employer-Paid Healthcare
I’ve been at Tri-City for 20 years, and I always tell earlycareer professionals the pension through CalPERS is a game changer.
— Shawn Smith, Medication Support Manager
Work That Makes a Difference
At Tri-City Mental Health Authority (TCMHA), we support a comprehensive continuum of care that strengthens our community’s capacity for hope, wellness, and recovery.
Our teams work directly in the field and in our clinics, providing:
✓ 24/7 mobile crisis response
✓ Behavioral health treatment and support
✓ Peer and family services
✓ Community outreach and early intervention
✓ Housing and resource navigation
We are mental health first responders. When someone needs help, we show up and make a difference.
— Corey Hall, Behavioral Health Specialist
At Tri-City Mental Health Authority, there’s a place for everyone, from those with lived experience to advanced degrees. Whether you’re starting out or taking the next step, you belong here.
In-Demand Roles:
f Behavioral Health Specialist
f Peer Support Specialist
f Clinical Therapist
f Psychiatric Technician
f Registered Nurse
f Psychiatrist
f And more
At Tri-City, the focus is on quality care. I can spend more time with my patients, and the benefits package is unmatched anywhere I’ve interviewed.
— Dr. Grace, Psychiatrist
Rooted in the Community
Established in 1960, Tri-City Mental Health Authority is a government agency serving the communities of Claremont, La Verne, and Pomona.
As an independent authority, Tri-City operates differently. We are locally governed and deeply connected to the communities we serve. We offer the benefits of a larger public system while maintaining a close-knit environment where your work has visible impact.
My favorite thing about being part of Tri-City’s Mobile Crisis Care Team is working out in the community. You can see the impact you’re making every day.
— Maria Camarena, Clinical Therapist
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Your Next Chapter Starts Here.
Build a meaningful career at Tri-City Mental Health Authority, where compassionate, community-based care is backed by strong benefits and long-term stability.
What I’ve gone through in my own life now has a purpose. At Tri-City, I use that experience to connect with people and help them through their struggles.
— Daniel Gonzalez, Behavioral Health Specialist “ “
