St. Louis Forensic Treatment Center

04/22/2026

04/17/2026

In search of a meaningful career? Join us on April 28 at the historic centerpiece of the St. Louis Forensic Treatment Center-South, the Dome Building! If you have questions, leave it in the comments or send us. DM!
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FTC is actively hiring for the following roles:

Support Care Assistants
Food Service Workers
Security Officers
Custodial Workers
Accounts Assistant
Procurement Assistant
HR Assistant
Registered Nurses
Social Workers
Psychiatrists
Psychologists

This Missouri Department of Mental Health hiring event will take place from 11am - 3pm! Come ready to apply and be a part of something impactful.

5400 Arsenal St. South
St. Louis, MO 63139

04/16/2026

DMH is recognizing Autism Acceptance all month long! The Poplar Bluff and Chesterfield offices are rocking their red, yellow, and blue on Wednesdays to show support 🧩

04/09/2026

Please join us for a hiring event on April 28, 2026 - from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the Dome Building - 5400 Arsenal. We are hiring for all positions, tell a friend!

04/08/2026

What’s one quality you think makes someone great at helping others?

04/07/2026

Send this to a healthcare worker you know and love! We are so appreciative of every employee at FTC and DMH.

04/06/2026

Did you know? The 1956 Open House at St. Louis State Hospital (now Forensic Treatment Center South) featured a variety of displays, tours, and other forms of outreach. Open Houses were designed to educate the public on mental health topics and the Hospital Complex.

They also served as advertising for staffing needs as well as the psychiatric and nursing training programs available at the Hospital.

A program indicates that the May 10, 1956, Open House, in observance of Mental Health Week and National Hospital Week featured exhibits, film showings, demonstrations, and tours.

04/06/2026

Music therapy can play a critical role in supporting individuals in a variety of settings and healthcare environments by providing a safe, nonverbal outlet for emotional expression, reducing anxiety and aggression, and fostering connection, self-awareness, and healing where traditional interventions may fall short.

This impact makes music therapy deeply meaningful work, allowing therapists to use creativity and human connection to support healing, build trust, and create moments of progress where they’re often needed most.

04/05/2026

Early Spring day on our South campus! Happy Easter to all that celebrate 🌹🌸

04/03/2026

Why work at FTC? St. Louis Forensic Treatment Center is now hiring Registered Nurses and more. As a part of the Missouri Department of Mental Health, FTC is committed to building a compassionate community in which a team of healthcare professionals and clients create a healing environment offering individualized treatment of the highest quality, enabling our clients to stabilize, mend their trauma, and facilitate their personal journey of resilience and recovery.

Apply now, make a difference tomorrow.
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04/03/2026

FTC recently changed to a new electronic health record, CHARTe, and had the challenge of being the in pilot group to roll it out first! Over the last two months we had team members stay late, run classes overnight, provide hands on troubleshooting, work overtime, and provide on the spot coaching to our staff as we learned the new system. This week, we took a moment to celebrate all of the great team members who made our launch a success! We so proud of everyone’s perseverance and dedication to the facility and our clients! Way to go FTC!

04/02/2026

Did you know?! The Library in the Dome building contains over 28,000 individual items!

The Library in the Dome Building was once one of the largest Mental Health Libraries in the United States. It was originally created by this facility and the Missouri Institute of Psychiatry, which was later renamed the Missouri Institute of Mental Health. The Library supported the research and education efforts of the Missouri Department of Mental Health. You can see it for yourself on a guided tour of the Dome building.