Hernandez, Rosalyn

Established in 1926, Pacific Clinics is a nonprofit organization that provides a range of outpatient behavioral health care services. It offers comprehensive psychosocial therapy programs for people with biological disorders. The organization employs more than 1,000 personnel, including psychiatrists, psychologists, clinical social workers, therapists, psychiatric technicians, rehabilitation counselors and administrative personnel. Its psychosocial rehabilitation care includes psychiatric evaluation and treatment, case management, crisis intervention, recreational therapy, vocational counseling and housing services. The organization also operates a training institute that provides training for its staff, consumers and their family members. Pacific Clinics, with a location in Pasadena, Calif., operates more than 70 facilities. It works with physicians, juvenile courts, probation departments and schools to develop cultural orientation programs for adolescents.

Established in 1926, Pacific Clinics was previously known as Pasadena Child Guidance Clinic. Located in Pomona, Calif., it is a non-profit community behavioral healthcare agency. The company offers a range of services for substance abuse, families, children, teens, transitional age youth, adults, older adults, as well as housing and multicultural services. Pacific Clinics addresses the mental and behavioral health concerns of families and individuals of all ages. Moreover, it has a Pacific Clinics Training Institute (PCTI) offering a variety of educational opportunities.