Contra Costa Crisis Center competitors

Zippia score 3.7

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The Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD has the most employees (1,534).

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Contra Costa Crisis Center vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Contra Costa Crisis Center	1963	3.7	Walnut Creek, CA	1	$2.1M	33
Crisis Services	1968	3.2	Buffalo, NY	1	$499,999	50
The Philadephia Center	1990	4.0	Shreveport, LA	1	$5.0M	75
The Willow Domestic Violence Center	1976	3.2	Lawrence, KS	1	$999,999	31
AIDS Outreach Center	1986	3.8	Fort Worth, TX	1	$5.0M	47
The Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD	1965	4.3	Houston, TX	1	$230.0M	1,534
Nevada PEP	1989	3.2	Las Vegas, NV	1	$5.0M	30
Homeless Prenatal Program	1989	4.0	San Francisco, CA	1	$16.9M	50
Health Leads	1996	4.3	Boston, MA	1	$8.3M	20
Durham Crisis Response Center	1981	3.7	Durham, NC	1	$5.0M	15
Crisis Center for South Suburbia	1979	3.5	Tinley Park, IL	1	$5.0M	175
Family Crisis Center	1986	2.6	Buffalo, WY	1	$499,999	10
Foothill AIDS Project	1987	3.8	Claremont, CA	1	$5.0M	125
CASA of Northwest Arkansas	1997	4.0	Springdale, AR	1	$5.0M	28
The Homeless Alliance	2004	3.8	Oklahoma City, OK	1	$5.0M	3
Safe Alternatives To Violent Environments	1976	3.1	Fremont, CA	1	$2.7M	29
Assault Care Center Extending Shelter & Support	1995	2.9	Ames, IA	1	$999,999	50
Rape Crisis Services	-	3.4	Hamden, NY	1	$680,000	50
Serving Seniors	1970	3.8	San Diego, CA	1	$11.0M	102
Life Crisis Center	1981	3.4	Salisbury, MD	1	$1.9M	25
Heights and Hills	1971	3.8	New York, NY	1	$5.0M	48

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Contra Costa Crisis Center salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Contra Costa Crisis Center	$44,047	$21.18	-

Compare Contra Costa Crisis Center job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Contra Costa Crisis Center	$30,652	$14.74
Health Leads	$37,943	$18.24
Homeless Prenatal Program	$35,872	$17.25
The Homeless Alliance	$34,887	$16.77
Crisis Center for South Suburbia	$33,403	$16.06
CASA of Northwest Arkansas	$32,761	$15.75
Family Crisis Center	$32,362	$15.56
Rape Crisis Services	$31,793	$15.29
Foothill AIDS Project	$31,746	$15.26
Safe Alternatives To Violent Environments	$31,642	$15.21
Life Crisis Center	$31,415	$15.10
The Willow Domestic Violence Center	$31,254	$15.03
Serving Seniors	$30,990	$14.90
Assault Care Center Extending Shelter & Support	$30,950	$14.88
Heights and Hills	$30,540	$14.68
Durham Crisis Response Center	$30,467	$14.65
Crisis Services	$30,163	$14.50
The Philadephia Center	$30,002	$14.42
AIDS Outreach Center	$29,863	$14.36
Nevada PEP	$28,504	$13.70

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Contra Costa Crisis Center demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
Nevada PEP	4%	96%
Crisis Services	33%	67%
Heights and Hills	42%	58%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Nevada PEP	52%	26%	8%	10%	4%	3.5
Crisis Services	61%	14%	13%	8%	4%	9.3
Heights and Hills	53%	25%	11%	7%	3%	8.1

Contra Costa Crisis Center and similar companies CEOs

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Wayne Young Mba, Lpc, Fache

The Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD

Experienced behavioral health Executive with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital & health care industry as well as community mental health. Recently named by Modern Healthcare to their inaugural list of Top 25 Innovators and received the Charley H. Shannon Advocate for Justice Award by NAMI Texas. Skilled in integrated care, engaging technology to increase access and quality of care, and broadening impact behavioral health services through population level strategies with a strong focus on underserved and safety net populations. Strong, innovative professional with a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) focused in Health Care Administration and a licensed behavioral health professional (LPC) with an master degree in counseling.

Chris Miciotto

The Philadephia Center

Alexandra Quinn

Health Leads

Pamela Kostecki

Crisis Center for South Suburbia

Bradley Hall

Crisis Services

Dawn Markovsky

Family Crisis Center

Dan Straughan

The Homeless Alliance

Megan Stuke

The Willow Domestic Violence Center