GRAND Mental Health

03/19/2026

Strengthening care where it's needed most. That's the goal of a promising new partnership between GRAND Mental Health and the Osage County Sheriff's Office.

Osage County is moving forward on a grant application that could bring two mental health professionals into the county jail. Jim Warring serves as GRAND Mental Health's First Responders Engagement Director and is a retired police officer. He says this funding “could be put to good use” and shared that similar efforts in other Oklahoma counties have already led to major improvements.

Click the link below to read more about how this initiative could make a lasting impact in Osage County.

At Monday's Osage County Commissioners meeting, Jim Warring with Grand Mental Health spoke on ..

03/19/2026

Meet the Marketing Team Baby Photo Edition 👶

Because let’s be honest… if there’s a trend going around, marketing is absolutely going to jump on it. Meet the team behind the content.

03/17/2026

Today, we pause to honor an integral part of our agency: our social workers.

You are the steady presence in moments of chaos.
The calm voice when life feels unbearable.
The advocate when someone has forgotten their own worth.

You sit with people in their hardest seasons, not to fix them, but to see them. To remind them they matter. To walk alongside them when the road feels impossible to travel alone. You hold space for stories that are heavy. And you carry them with compassion, integrity, and strength.

Social work is not just a profession- it is a calling.
A calling to show up day after day with empathy.
A calling to fight for dignity, equity, and hope.
A calling to believe in people even when they struggle to believe in themselves.

The impact of your work may not always be visible, but it is profound. Lives are changed because you chose to care. Families are restored because you refused to give up. Communities are stronger because you lead with heart.

To our social workers:
We see you.
We honor you.
We are deeply grateful for you.

Happy Social Work Day.

03/17/2026

“GRAND and this place [the Rise Together Project] saved my life.”

03/16/2026

Now Hiring: Recruiter

GRAND Mental Health is seeking an experienced Recruiter to lead full-cycle hiring across the organization, with a focus on hard-to-fill and high-priority behavioral health and medical roles.

What You’ll Do:
✔️Manage full-cycle recruiting from sourcing to onboarding
✔️Partner with clinical and operational leaders on workforce needs
✔️Build talent pipelines through sourcing, networking, and community partnerships
✔️Represent GRAND at career fairs and outreach events
✔️Deliver a positive, mission-driven candidate experience
✔️Track recruiting metrics and maintain ATS data

What We’re Looking For:
✔️3–5 years of recruiting experience (healthcare/behavioral health preferred)
✔️Familiarity with ATS platforms and healthcare staffing models
Strong communication, organization, and relationship-building skills
✔️Bachelor’s degree preferred
✔️Bilingual Spanish and HR certifications are a plus
✔️Willingness to travel as needed

If you’re passionate about mission-driven hiring and strengthening access to quality mental health care, we’d love to hear from you. To learn more or to apply, please visit https://lnkd.in/gTAbuiER

03/16/2026

✨ Social Workers Month Spotlight ✨

Today, we’re proud to spotlight Morgan Swain, LCSW, at GRAND Mental Health.

"Happy Social Work Month! My name is Morgan Swain; I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at GRAND Mental Health. Social Work and being a Social Worker means so many things with the most important being how I engage with those around me. Social work is a vessel in which we support, lead, and advocate for those around us. Social work gives me the tools needed to support my families I serve in a meaningful way with intentional steps and framework to operate from. Through my work and training as a social worker I am able to advocate for my community, drive change in a purposeful way, and collaborate with leaders around me. As Social Workers, we are champions of change, advocates for the marginalized, and leaders. We look at systems within an individual/family's life and help them find ways to create the change they are seeking. We share our tools and resources with those we serve until they no longer need them. Social Work can exist in so many unique ways in our community and I think that is really incredible!"-Morgan Swain

Thank you, Morgan, for the heart, leadership, and impact you bring every day.

03/13/2026

GRAND Mental Health is actively expanding access to behavioral health care for thousands of Oklahomans through innovations like virtual services, community partnerships, crisis services, automated workflows, and electronic health record modernization. Becker’s Healthcare Hospital Review recently invited GRAND’s COO, Carl Hoopes, to discuss creating consistency and quality surrounding these opportunities.

“We’re making sure that we have consistent processes in place so that when clients arrive, they have a seamless experience,” explained Carl. “No matter which GRAND site they go to or which service they use, our goal is for them to receive the same quality service. We’re streamlining a lot of our processes and using real-time feedback from our clients.”

🎙️Take just nine minutes, and give the podcast a listen today!

Learn more about the "Scaling Community Behavioral Health at GRAND Mental Health with Carl Hoopes" here.

03/13/2026

✨ An unforgettable evening for a great cause! ✨
The Pawhuska Chamber Gala brought the fun with silent and live auctions, raffles, and an incredible dinner- all in support of promoting small businesses and driving economic growth in our community. When Pawhuska comes together, amazing things happen. Huge shoutout to all our GRAND team members who showed up to support such a good cause.

03/11/2026

We want YOU… to stop by our part-time hiring event!

⏰9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
📅Friday, March 13
📍6111 E. Skelly, 2nd floor

We're hiring compassionate people for part-time roles, including:

✔️Recovery Support Specialists

✔️Chemical Dependency Technicians

✔️and several support roles including kitchen and housekeeping staff

✔️Flexible shifts may be available!

Bring a smile and an updated resume if you have one—interviews will be happening on-site. While this event is specifically for part-time positions, candidates interested in any of the positions posted at GRANDmh.com/careers are welcome to attend. You’re encouraged to apply online before the event, but it’s not required!

03/11/2026

✨Social Worker Spotlight✨

At GRAND Mental Health, we’re proud to celebrate the compassion, dedication, and impact of our social workers-professionals who walk alongside individuals and families through some of life’s most challenging moments with care and purpose.

Throughout the month, we’re spotlighting members of our social work team and what this work means to them.

Next Up: Jennifer Glenn

Here's what social work means to Jennifer-

"For as long as I can remember, I've joked that I didn't choose Social Work, but that Social Work chose me. It is truly something that runs in my family. The truth is, it feels less like a job and more like a calling.

The values at the heart of social work aren't just things I believe in professionally, they guide how I try to live my life every day: Service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, the importance of human relationships, integrity, and competence. Those aren't just words on a page. They shape how we show up for people, especially when they're navigating some of the hardest moments of their lives.

Social Workers are highly trained and deeply committed to the work. We invest years in education and real-world experience so we can understand the bigger picture of how policies, systems, and environments shape people's lives. Our role isn't to change who someone is. It is to remove barriers, advocate fiercely, and help create conditions where people can thrive on their own terms."

Thank you Jennifer and all our incredible social workers who pour so much into our communities.

03/09/2026

As we spring forward into Daylight Saving Time, it’s the perfect moment to check in on our sleep. Quality rest plays a powerful role in mental health, recovery, and overall wellness. We’re sharing simple, practical tips to support healthier sleep- one habit at a time.

👉 Swipe through to learn more.

On this Sleep Awareness Week, if sleep challenges continue despite healthy habits, you’re not alone, and help is available. Ongoing sleep struggles may be a sign of a treatable sleep disorder. Reaching out to a healthcare provider can be an important next step toward better rest and well-being.