West Virginia Behavioral Healthcare Providers Assoc.

The Association Spotlight Series

West Virginia Behavioral Healthcare Providers Assoc.

  • Ep. 6 - Angie Hamilton Thomas (Pressley Ridge)

Ep. 6 - Angie Hamilton Thomas (Pressley Ridge)

Wednesday 16th November 2022

Angie Hamilton Thomas discusses her 30-year journey from entry-level roles to executive leadership in behavioral healthcare on The Association Spotlight Series.
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Angie Hamilton Thomas: From Entry-Level to Executive in Behavioral Healthcare

This career is so much more than a paycheck. I (respect and) know that people hold doctors in high regard. But this (career) is of that level of importance. I don't think anyone can fully understand the impact of our jobs.
Imagine starting your career in an entry-level role and climbing all the way to an executive position. That's exactly what Angie Hamilton Thomas, the Executive Director of Pressley Ridge, did over her impressive 30-year journey in behavioral healthcare. In this episode of The Association Spotlight Series, Angie sits down with host Lake Morehouse to share her story, insights, and the wisdom she's gathered along the way.
She talks about the critical importance of relationships and relational health in the field, revealing how her early experiences working directly with children and families shaped her approach to leadership today. Angie passionately believes that careers in behavioral healthcare are 'so much more than a paycheck'. She stresses that these roles have profound impacts on individuals and families, urging those in the field to seek positions that they love and that allow them to make a real difference.
Angie also highlights the value of career development, encouraging listeners to work closely with supervisors and take advantage of training and educational opportunities. This episode is a treasure trove of inspiration and practical advice for anyone interested in or currently working within behavioral healthcare. Tune in to hear Angie's remarkable journey and be inspired by her dedication and passion for making a positive impact.