Kimberly Mayer, MSSW, is Director of Workforce Development for
the California Institute for Behavioral Health Solutions (CIBHS).
During the past several years at CIBHS, Kimberly has led several
workforce development projects promoting collaboration between
public mental health, education, and providers, including peers.
For the past 20 years, Kimberly has worked in a variety of human
services leadership positions, including county government, a
private consulting firm, and nonprofit management settings.
Amy Faulstich, MSW started with CIBHS on December 3, 2018, as the
new Senior Associate/Program Manager for the Greater Bay Area
Mental Health Workforce and Education Collaborative.
Shoshana Zatz, BS, has worked with CIBHS since 2011. She has over
twenty years of experience working with nonprofits and vulnerable
populations on issues related to affordable housing, homelessness
and hunger and mental health. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in
Community Nutrition with a psychological/behavioral focus from UC
Davis in 1988.
After graduating from California State University, Sacramento in
1993 with a double major in History and Ethnic Studies, Kelly
started an internship with the California State Archives working
on the state museum project. She left the State Archives for a
year to work on a grant project cataloging the Japanese American
Archival Collection at California State University, Sacramento.
In 1998, she was one of the first employees at the newly opened
Golden State Museum (later known as The California Museum).
Gerilyn Walcott joined CIBHS in 2016 as the Assistant to the
Conference Planning Department. She was offered the position as a
Project Coordinator with the Workforce Development Team in
February 2018. Her career focus has always been on improving
Customer Relations and looks forward to implementing this
practice in her new position.
