Brittany Broeckelman is Vice President of Clinical Services at Camber Mental Health where she leads and oversees acute hospital services and programming. She leads a team of clinicians and direct care staff, and helps ensure a safe, therapeutic environment that accommodates the needs of each youth being served at Camber as well as compliance with meeting licensing standards.

Since joining Camber Mental Health in 2013, Brittany has gained experience through a variety of roles including Intake Coordinator, Therapist, Clinical Supervisor, Clinical Director, and Executive Director of Acute Hospital Services at Camber Mental Health Kansas City. She is trained in Positive Behavioral Intervention Supports, Trauma Systems Therapy, and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT).

Brittany earned a master’s degree in clinical social work from the University of Kansas. She enjoys giving back to her alma mater as a field instructor for clinical practicum students and was awarded the Margo Schutz Gordon Award in 2017 for “Outstanding Achievement in Field Instruction.” Brittany is also currently an adjunct professor for the University of Kansas School of Social Welfare.

“I started at Camber as a therapist intern in 2013, and I believed in the organization’s mission and values. Camber is a vessel for helping children and families heal, and I feel so grateful to have the opportunity to positively impact people’s lives every day. Little did I know, they would positively impact my life too!” – Brittany Broeckelman