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History
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Mission Statement
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Populations Served
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Types of Programs
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Accreditation
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Employment Opportunities
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Sub-Acute Unit
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Child Residential Treatment Unit
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Chrysalis Mentally Retarded/Developmentally Delayed (MR/DD) Unit
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Sexually Maladaptive Behavior Unit
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The Dual Diagnosis Unit
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Comprehensive Community Support Services
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Behavior Management Service Program
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Treatment Foster Care
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Out-Patient Clinic Day Treatment
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Desert Hills School
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La Academia de Esperanza (Charter School)
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About Desert Hills

 
History

Desert Hills opened in 1990 with 6 hospital beds, 34 residential treatment (RTC) beds, and an 8-bed Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP). In 1994 we increased the PHP program to 24 desks and opened a "lower-level" 36-bed RTC (non-medical model).
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Mission Statement

Desert Hills' mission is to provide high-quality, comprehensive behavior and mental health services to children, adolescents and their families.
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Populations Served

  • Day Treatment: ages 11-18
  • Residential Treatment Center (RTC): ages 5-18
  • Behavior Management Services (BMS): ages 4-21
  • Out-Patient Medication Management Clinic: ages 4-18
  • Comprehensive Community Support Services (CCSS): 5-18
  • Familyworks, Inc. - a separate corporation - Treatment Foster Care (TFC): ages 4-18
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Types of Programs

Residential Treatment (5-18 years of age; boys and girls) Sub-acute care (medical model) treats clients who are severely emotionally disturbed and require extensive support and a comprehensive approach to psychiatric, social, and psychological needs.

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Accreditation

Desert Hills is accredited by:

  • The State of New Mexico's Children, Youth and Families Department, Licensing and Certification
  • The Joint Commission
  • North Central Accreditation
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Employment Opportunities

Desert Hills regularly has job opportunities for behavioral health technicians, social workers, counselors, nurses, and teachers.
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