American Psychology-Law Society American Academy of Forensic Psychology Resource Directory of Forensic Psychology Pre-doctoral Internship Training Programs Introduction This resource directory provides a state-by-state listing of predoctoral internship programs that offer training opportunities in forensic psychology. The directory is intended for prospective internship applicants seeking predoctoral training in clinicalforensic psychology. The directory was compiled by identifying internships across all 50 states and Canadian provinces through the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC) Directory On-line. Broad inclusion criteria were utilized by including internships that listed any forensic training opportunities (either a major rotation or an informal/minor rotation). Surveys were mailed to 186 training programs of which 88 responded (overall response rate of 47.3%). Thirty-five respondents indicated that forensic training was not offered at the training site or was not a significant component of the training program warranting inclusion in the directory. Therefore, the directory contains 63 internship programs with a variety of forensic training experiences across multiple settings. Previous versions of this directory offered limited information regarding rotations and the types of training experiences available. The current directory contains specific information for each forensic rotation (modality, setting, population), types of forensic assessment and treatment experiences, and percentage of time interns spend in each training experience. This information was collected to facilitate locating an internship site that offers training opportunities within specific areas of interest. In addition, email and website information have also been included to facilitate contact with the internship program. When examining individual training sites in the directory use the following key (N/A = not applicable, N/C = not completed). The resource directory was supported by the American Psychology-Law Society and the American Academy of Forensic Psychology. The directory was compiled by Keith R. Cruise, M.L.S., Ph.D., and graduate students in the Forensic-Clinical Program at Sam Houston State University. Questions regarding the development of the resource directory can be directed to psy_krc@shsu.edu. TABLE OF CONTENTS Arkansas Psychology Internship Program Arkansas State Hospital................................................ 6 California Atascadero State Hospital ................................................................................................ 8 Patton State Hospital........................................................................................................ 11 San Bernadino County Department of Behavioral Health ............................................... 13 Shasta County Mental Health .......................................................................................... 15 Vacaville Psychiatric Program......................................................................................... 17 West Los Angeles VA Psychology Internship ................................................................. 19 Colorado Aurora Mental Health Center........................................................................................... 21 Connecticut River Valley Services....................................................................................................... 22 District of Columbia D.C. Dept. of Mental Health Clinical Psychology Training Branch................................ 24 Florida Florida State Hospital ...................................................................................................... 26 Mailman Center for Child Development ......................................................................... 29 University of South Florida/Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute ............... 30 Indiana Park Center Predoctoral Clinical and Counseling Psychology Internship ....................... 33 Kentucky Federal Medical Center – Lexington................................................................................ 34 Jefferson County Internship Consortium ......................................................................... 35 Maryland Spring Grove Hospital ..................................................................................................... 37 Springfield Hospital Center ............................................................................................. 39 RICA Predoctoral Internship in Child & Adolescent Psychology................................... 41 Michigan Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services .................................................................... 42 Wayne State University Department of Psychiatry.......................................................... 44 Minnesota Human Services Inc. ........................................................................................................ 45 TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont.) Missouri Missouri Health Sciences Psychology Consortium ......................................................... 47 St. Louis Psychology Internship Consortium................................................................... 49 Western Missouri Mental Health Center ......................................................................... 51 Nevada VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System ........................................................................... 53 New Jersey UMDNJ-UBHC Child and Adolescent Service............................................................... 55 New York Dutchess County Department of Mental Hygiene ........................................................... 57 Kings County Hospital Center ......................................................................................... 58 Long Island Jewish Medical Center................................................................................. 60 Mount Sinai Services at Elmhurst Hospital ..................................................................... 61 Pilgrims Psychiatric Center.............................................................................................. 63 St. Mary’s Children And Family Services ....................................................................... 65 Ulster County Mental Health Department ....................................................................... 67 North Carolina Federal Correctional Complex ......................................................................................... 69 Ohio Louis Stokes Cleveland DVAMC.................................................................................... 72 Northwest Ohio Consortium ............................................................................................ 73 Oklahoma Northeastern Oklahoma Psychology Internship Program ................................................ 75 Oregon Morrison Center Child and Family Services.................................................................... 77 Pennsylvania Allegeny General Hospital Department of Psychiatry ..................................................... 79 Tennessee University of Tennessee Professional Psychology Internship Consortium...................... 81 Texas Austin State Hospital ....................................................................................................... 83 Federal Medical Center – Ft. Worth ................................................................................ 84 Houston VAMC ............................................................................................................... 86 TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont.) Virginia Medical College of Virginia Clinical Psychology Internship Program............................ 88 Washington Western State Hospital..................................................................................................... 90 West Virginia Carruth Center for Counseling and Psychological Services ............................................ 93 Wisconsin Ethan Allen School .......................................................................................................... 94 Mendota Mental Health Institute ..................................................................................... 96 Wyoming Wyoming State Hospital .................................................................................................. 98 Alberta Alberta Hospital Edmonton & Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital....................................100 Ontario London Health Science Center ........................................................................................102 Saskatchewan Psychology Internship Program Royal University Hospital.............................................104 PSYCHOLOGY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM – ARKSANSAS STATE HOSPITAL PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: John Anderson, Ph.D. Michael Simon, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Arkansas Mental Health Services Division Arkansas State Hospital 4313 W. Markham Street Little Rock, AR 72205 (501) 686-9014 Administrative Contact: Email: Tamara Larry john.anderson@mail.state.ar.us Application Deadline: Program Start Date: December 15th Last Monday in August Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations N/A 5 3 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Adult Inpatient Forensic Services 50% N/A Michael Simon, Ph.D. Treatment and Assessment State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal N/A Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Adolescent Inpatient Treatment Program 50% N/A Nicholas Paal, Ph.D. Treatment and Assessment State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adolescent/Child Criminal N/C 6 Rotation #3: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Adolescent Sexual Offender Treatment Program 50% N/C April Coe-Hout, Ph.D. Treatment and Assessment State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adolescent/Child Criminal, Adolescent/Child Civil N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time N/C < 1.0% N/C N/C N/C Percentage of Time N/C N/C N/C Hours Per Week N/C N/C Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence for Execution Criminal Responsibility Risk Assessment Malingering Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 7 ATASCADERO STATE HOSPITAL PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Stacy Thacker, Ph.D. N/C Mailing Address: Psychology Internship Program P.O. Box 7001 Atascadero, CA 93423-7001 (805) 468-2213 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: Stacy Thacker, Ph.D. sthacker@dmhash.state.ca.us www.dmh.cahwnet.gov/statehospitals/atascadero November 15th September Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 3 40 (approx.) 2 major ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Sexually Violent Predators 20 hours per week for 5 ½ months Major Varies Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal Only state hospital in California that houses and treats sexually violent predators. Patient population contains mostly personality disorders individuals as well as some patients with major mental illnesses. Mentally Disordered Offenders 20 hours per week for 5 ½ months Major Varies Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal 8 Rotation #2 (cont.) Emphasis: Many of the psychologists involved in work with mentally disordered offenders are involved in providing expert witness testimony in court. This opportunity allows interns to be involved in this court process to varying degrees. Rotation #3: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #4: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #5: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Mentally Ill Inmates 20 hours per week for 5 ½ months Major Varies Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal N/C Incompetent to Stand Trial 20 hours per week for 5 ½ months Major Varies Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal This rotation is mainly focused on assessment as opposed to treatment Multicultural Mini-rotation 4 hours per week for 1 year Minor Varies Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal This rotation involves both didactic and experiential training. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence to Consent to Treatment Guardianship/Conservatorship Civil Commitment 9 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Hours Per Week 6-8 Variable Forensic Assessment Risk Assessment Sex Offender Civil Commitment Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 10 PATTON STATE HOSPITAL PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: April Wursten, Ph.D., ABPP N/C Mailing Address: Department of Psychology Patton State Hospital 3102 E. Highland Ave. Patton, CA 92369 (909) 425-7511 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: April Wursten, Ph.D., ABPP awursten@dmhpsh.state.ca.us N/A December 1st September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 4 8 N/C ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: N/C N/C N/C N/C Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Risk Assessment Neuropsychology Malingering Percentage of Time < 5% < 5% < 10% < 5% 11 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities *Contingent on dissertation having been completed 12 Percentage of Time < 5% < 5% < 5% Hours Per Week 1.5 4* SAN BERNADINO COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Christopher Ebbe, Ph.D., ABPP Maurizio Assandri, PH.D. Mailing Address: Christopher Ebbe, Ph.D., ABPP San Bernadino County Department of Behavioral Health 700 E. Gilbert St. Bldg. 4 San Bernadino, CA 92415-0920 (909) 387-7000 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: Christopher Ebbe, Ph.D., ABPP cebbe@dbh.co.san-bernadino.ca.us hss.co.san-bernadino.ca.us/psychint November 15th July 1 Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 2 2 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Conditional Release Program Full Time for 6 Months Major Maurizio Assandri, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment Community Mental Health Center Adult Criminal, Adult Civil Clients include NGRI, incompetent to stand trial, and mentally disordered offenders. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 30% 10% Percentage of Time 10% 10% 10% Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Risk Assessment Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment 13 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Forensic Treatment NGRI Other Forensic Training Forensic Research Opportunities Percentage of Time 30% Hours Per Week Variable 14 SHASTA COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Patricia Drake, Ph.D. Steve Shotz, Psy.D. Mailing Address: Shasta County Mental Health 2640 Breslauer Way Redding, CA 96001 (530) 225-5980 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: Patricia Drake, Ph.D. pdrake@co.shasta.ca.us N/A April 15th First Day After Labor Day Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 1 2 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Adult Persistently Mentally Ill Resident 20% N/C Patricia Drake, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation Community Mental Health Center Adult Criminal, Adult Civil N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 20% total Forensic Assessment Guardianship/Conservatorship Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Neuropsychology Forensic Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction Child Abuse/Neglect Substance Abuse Treatment Percentage of Time N/C N/C N/C 15 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities Hours Per Week 2 hrs/month N/C 16 VACAVILLE PSYCHIATRIC PROGRAM PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Myla H. Young, Ph.D., ABPN Myla H. Young, Ph.D., ABPN Mailing Address: Vacaville Psychiatric Program 1909-4 Peabody Road Vacaville, CA 95687 (707) 446-0103 Administrative Contact: Email: N/A N/A Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 30th September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 3 8 2 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Acute Psychiatric Program 100% Major Varies Treatment, Assessment, Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital within State Prison Adult Criminal Neuropsychological/assessment and personality of severely mentally ill inmates. Current research project in place Intermediate Treatment Program 100% Major Varies Treatment, Assessment, Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital within State Prison Adult Criminal Neuropsychological assessment and personality of severely mentally ill inmates. Current research project in place. 17 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time N/C Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week N/C Forensic Assessment N/C Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training N/C 18 WEST LOS ANGELES V.A. PSYCHOLOGY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: John Friar, Ph.D. Shoba Sreenivasan, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 11301 Wilshire Blvd., 691-B116 GLA-WLA VA Medical Center Los Angeles, CA 90073 (310) 478-3711 ext. 49041 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: (310) 268-4356 johntfriar@hotmail.com N/A Early December Late August Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 1-3 2-3 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic Rotation 30 hrs/week/either 3 or 6 months Major Shoba Sreenivasan, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital, VA Mental Health Civil Hospital, State Prison, County Jail, Parole Clinic Adult Criminal, Adult Civil This rotation represents intern participation in the VA’s Forensic Outreach Program to incarcerated veterans. The program is a partnership between the VA and two forensic state hospitals, several state prisons, a parole clinic and the L.A. County Jail. The intern spends 1 day at the forensic hospital (NGRI/MDO/CST) units, 1 day county jail/parole clinic, 1 day state prison. Consultation to the VA Involuntary Unit is provided for risk assessments (violence and malingering primarily). 19 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Hours Per Week 1 Variable Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Criminal Responsibility Guardianship/Conservatorship Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 20 AURORA MENTAL HEALTH CENTER PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Jeff Longo, Ph.D. Varies Mailing Address: Aurora Mental Health Center 1646 Elmira St. Aurora, CO 80010 (303) 617-2400 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: Jeff Longo, Ph.D. Jefflongo@aumhc.org N/A November 15th Last Monday of August Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations Up to 4 1 (rotating basis) 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Offenders Program 20 hrs/wk for 3 months Minor N/C Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation Community Mental Health Center Adult Criminal Co-leading groups including domestic violence, sex offenders, and anger management. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment N/A Forensic Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Other Forensic Training N/A Percentage of Time N/A Percentage of Time N/C N/C Hours Per Week N/A 21 RIVER VALLEY SERVICES PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: David F. Zita, Ph.D. Marc Hillboaud, Ph.D., Deana Levae, Ph.D. Mailing Address: River Valley Services P.O. Box 351 Middletown, CT 06457 (860) 262-5200 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: N/C david.zita@po.state.ct.us www.dmhas.state.ct.us/RVS/OnlineBrochure.htm 2nd Friday in November September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 0 2 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Whiting Forensic Division 20% Major Marc Hillboaud, Ph.D., Deana Levae, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Sex Offender Civil Commitment Malingering 22 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Percentage of Time N/C N/C N/C N/C Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities Hours Per Week N/C N/C 23 D.C. DEPT. OF MENTAL HEALTH CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY TRAINING BRANCH PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Trudy Summers, Ph.D. Maureen Christian, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Barton Hall – SEH Campus Psychology Training 2700 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., S.E. Washington, D.C. 20032 (202) 645-8740 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: Trudy Summers, Ph.D. N/A 3rd Friday in November First Monday after Labor Day Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 2 Approx. 23+ 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic Inpatient Hospital 80-90% Major Maureen Christian, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal Intern is exposed to the entire scope of forensic psychological services available. This includes pretrial and post-trial experience with both male and female patients. The intern is assigned cases for psychological evaluation from both pretrial and post-trial wards. A minor rotation is also available. An attempt is made to tailor the trainee’s experience to his/her needs, strengths, interests in conjunction with hospital needs. Supervision is plentiful and typically an intern has at least six supervisors. 24 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Hours Per Week 1+ Variable Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Civil Commitment Criminal Responsibility Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Sentencing Disposition Sex Offender Civil Commitment Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Child Abuse/Neglect Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 25 FLORIDA STATE HOSPITAL PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Ellen E. Resch Ph.D., ABPP (Forensic) N/C Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1000 Chattahoochee, FL 32324-1000 (850) 663-7268 Administrative Contact: Email: Lawrence V. Annis, Ph.D., Chief Psychologist ellen_resch@dcf.state.fl.us Application Deadline: Program Start Date: December 1st September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: 8 27 5 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic Admissions and Evaluation (Units 23 & 24) 33% Major N/C Treatment, Assessment and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal Interns write court reports (under co-signatures) and may produce 40-50 reports per training year. There are 200 male patients in this rotation site. High turnover rate, always new admissions/diagnostic work. Forensic Central Service (Unit 21) 33% Major N/C Treatment, Assessment and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal Same as rotation #1 (130 male patients) 26 ROTATION INFORMATION (cont.) Rotation #3: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #4: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #5: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Central Forensic (Unit 25) 33% Major N/C Treatment, Assessment and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal Rotation includes 80 female forensic residents/patients and 60 male patients in need of various clinical forensic services including issues of suitability for less restriction (freedom of movement, termination of forensic commitment, readiness for conditional release). Forensic Transition Program 33% Major N/C Treatment, Assessment and Consultation State Mental Health Civil Hospital Adult Criminal Rotation includes 100+ male residents whose judges have allowed “step down” out of state forensic unit into a traditional unit. Community Forensic Minor Rotation 20% Minor N/C Assessment and Consultation State Prison Federal Prison County Jail Private Practice Juvenile Detention Facility Juvenile Residential Facility Adult Criminal Adolescent/Child Criminal Intern apprentices to private practitioner, one day per week, emphasis variable. 27 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence to Consent to Treatment Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities Percentage of Time 20-60% 2.5% 2.5-5% N/C 5-15% 5-15% Percentage of Time 2.5-5% 2.5-5% N/C Hours Per Week 1 4 28 MAILMAN CENTER FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Catherine Grus, Ph.d. Susan Dandes, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Division of Clinical Psychology P.O. Box 016820 (D-820) Miami, FL 33101 (305) 243-6857 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: Grace DeGaspari cgrus@med.miami.edu http://pediatrics.med.miami.edu/mccd1.htm November 15 September 1 Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 1 1 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Child Protection Team 50% Major (opportunities for minor) Susan Dandes, Ph.D. Assessment Department Clinic Adolescent/Child Criminal, Adolescent/Child Civil N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 40 10 Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week Variable Variable Forensic Assessment Child Abuse/Neglect Juvenile Waiver Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 29 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA/LOUIS DE LA PARTE FLORIDA MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Richard B. Weinberg, Ph.D. Kathryn Kuehnle, Ph.D., Alan Ickowitz, Psy.D., & Deborah Goldsmith-Peters, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 13301 Bruce B. Downs Boulevard Tampa, FL 33612-3807 (813) 974-1992 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: N/C weinberg@mirage.fmhi.usf.edu http://www.fmhi.usf.edu/institute/interns/home.html November 15th August 16th Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: N/C N/C 3 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Zephyrhills Correctional Institution Dual Diagnosis Up to 2 days/week for 6 months N/C Alan Ickowitz, Psy..D. Treatment & Assessment State Prison Adult Criminal Dual diagnosis unit in a state correctional facility. Interns provide individual/group therapy and individual assessment. Zephyrhills Correctional Institution Correctional Mental Health Unit Up to 2 days/week for 6 months N/C Deborah Goldsmith-Peters, Ph.D. Treatment and Assessment State Prison Adult Criminal 30 Rotation #2(cont.): Emphasis: Inmates with serious and persistent mental illness. Interns participate in individual/group therapy and psychological assessment. Rotation #3: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #4: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Hillsborough County Family Court Up to 2 days/week for 6 months N/C Kathryn Kuehnle, Ph.D. Assessment Court Clinic Adolescent/Child Civil Psychological assessment for family court. Children are evaluated for needed psychological services. Court consultation regarding what types of services will best meet children’s needs. Mental Health Policy Training 1 day/week for entire year N/C Choose from any FMHI faculty Policy Research University N/C Interns participate in a 6-month policy seminar intended to familiarize interns with local, state, and federal behavioral healthcare policy. Interns work with a faculty policy mentor and conduct their own original policy research project resulting in a published paper, i.e., policy analysis, appropriate for reading by legislators, policy-makers, and stake-holders. For more information see the website listed above. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competency to Consent to Treatment Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Percentage of Time Variable 31 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities Hours Per Week 1 ½ hrs/week for 6 months 1 day/wk for 12 months 32 PREDOCTORAL CLINICAL & COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Ina S. Carlson, Ph.D. Stephen Ross, Psy.D. Mailing Address: Park Center 909 E. State Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46802 (219) 481-2700 Administrative Contact: Email: Marsha Hughes icarlson@parkcenter.org Application Deadline: Program Start Date: December 1st September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: 4 1 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic N/C Minor Steven Ross, Psy.D. Assessment Community Mental Health Center Adult Criminal Involves assessment, report preparation, court testimony (as available), and shadowing FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time N/C Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week N/C Forensic Assessment N/C Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training N/C 33 FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTER-LEXINGTON PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Chris Canon, Ph.D. Melissa Peters, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Federal Medical Center c/o Psychology Services 3301 Leestown Road Lexington, KY 40511 (859) 255-6812 x667 Administrative Contact: Email: Amy Noble ccanon@bop.gov Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th August 12th Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: 1 1 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic Assessment Rotation 40% Major Melissa Peters, Ph.D. Assessment Federal Prison Adult Criminal N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time N/C Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week N/C Forensic Assessment N/C Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training N/C 34 JEFFERSON COUNTY INTERNSHIP CONSORTIUM PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Patricia McGinty, Ph.D. Steve Simon, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Seven Counties Services, Inc. 101 W. Muhammed Ali Blvd. Louisville, KY 40202 (502) 589-8600 Administrative Contact: Email: N/C N/C Application Deadline: Program Start Date: N/C September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: 4 3 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Kentucky Correctional Psychiatry Center 20% Minor Steve Simon, Ph.D. Assessment State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal In addition to conducting psychological assessments on pre-trial defendants, interns may accompany the evaluating psychologist to court to observe testimony. Opportunities for research exist. Female population is 15%. Interns may participate in staff training and presentations. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 40% 35% 5% 10% Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Criminal Responsibility Risk Assessment Malingering 35 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities Percentage of Time 10% Hours Per Week Variable Variable 36 SPRING GROVE HOSPITAL PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Mailing Address: Rosemary Wilson Patterson, Ph.D. Howard Hines, Ph.D. Tuerk Bldg. Wade Avenue Spring Grove Hospital Catonsville, MD 21228 (410) 402-7830 Administrative Contact: Email: Brenda Gates rosie0651@aol.com Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 30th Variable Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: N/C 1 0 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: N/C N/C N/C N/C Treatment, Assessment & Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal No formal rotations, however interested interns can request placement in the forensic ward. Emphasis in assessment. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence to Consent to Treatment Criminal Responsibility Civil Commitment Neuropsychology Malingering 37 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Child Abuse/Neglect Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Hours Per Week Variable 38 SPRINGFIELD HOSPITAL CENTER PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Françoise Reynolds, Ph.D. Larry Heller, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Psychology Department 6655 Sykesville Road Sykesville, MD 21784 (410) 795-2100 x3616 Administrative Contact: Email: Françoise Reynolds, Ph.D. freynolds@dhmh.state.md.us Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 1st September 5th Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: 3 1-2 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Medical Services of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City 20% Minor Larry Heller, Ph.D. Assessment and Consultation Court Clinic Adult Criminal Adolescent/Child Criminal N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 10% 10% 10% 50% 20% N/C Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Criminal Responsibility Sentencing/Disposition Juvenile Wavier Child Custody Malingering 39 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week N/C 40 REGIONAL INSTITUTE FOR CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS (RICA) PREDOCTORAL INTERNSHIP IN CHILD & ADOLESCENT CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisors: Kenneth Stefano, Psy..D. Joan Marie Donahue, Ph.D. Kenneth Stefano, Psy..D. Mailing Address: 15000 Broschart Road Rockville, MD 20850 (301) 251-6800 Administrative Contact: Email: Kenneth Stefano, Psy..D. ricalibr@erols.com Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 13th August 7th Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: 3 3 2 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Evaluation Unit (EU) 25-30% Minor Joan Marie Donahue, Ph.D., Clinical Coordinator Assessment Juvenile Residential Facility Adolescent/Child Criminal Adolescent/Child Civil N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 10% 10% Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week N/C Forensic Assessment Risk Assessment Sentencing/Disposition Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training N/C 41 PINE REST CHRISTIAN MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Rochelle Manor-Bullock, Ph.D. Brett May, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 300 68th St S. E. P.O. Box 165 Grand Rapids, MI 49501-0165 (616) 281-6383 Administrative Contact: Email: Sherry Oegema, M.S.W. rochelle.manor-bullock@pinerest.org Application Deadline: Program Start Date: December 1st September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: Variable 4-5 Variable ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Psychological Consultation Center (PCC) N/C Major Brett May, Ph.D. Assessment and Consultation Community Mental Health Center Probation Juvenile Detention Facility Juvenile Residential Facility Adult Criminal Adult Civil Adolescent/Child Criminal Adolescent/Child Civil Interns conduct some court related assessments. These include guardianship, custody, fitness to parent, domestic violence, sexual criminal conduct, etc. We receive referrals from courts, probation and residential facilities for psychological testing. Risk assessment from schools and businesses are also referred. 42 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Guardianship/Conservatorship Risk Assessment Sex Offender Civil Commitment Child Custody Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training N/C Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week N/C 43 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Jesse W. Bell, Ph.D. Moses Everett, Ph.D. Mailing Address: University Psychiatric Center 2751 E. Jefferson Avenue Detroit, MI 48207 (313) 993-3415(3418) Administrative Contact: Email: N/C aa7778@wayne.edu Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: 3 (possible) 2 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Michigan Forensic Center 25% Minor Moses Everett, Ph.D. Assessment and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal Adult Civil Court testimony observation with psychologist as expert witness. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 7% 6% 6% 6% Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week 2 Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence to Consent to Treatment Criminal Responsibility Risk Assessment Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars 44 HUMAN SERVICES INC PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: James V. Wojcik, Ph.D. James V. Wojcik, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 7066 Stillwater Blvd. N. Oakdale, MN 55128 (651) 251-5078 Administrative Contact: Email: Avis Gamache jwojcik@hsicares.org Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 1 Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: 3 4 N/C ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Predoctoral Year-Long Assessment 20% Major James V. Wojcik, Ph.D. Assessment and Consultation Community Mental Health Center Adult Criminal Adult Civil Adolescent/Child Criminal Adolescent/Child Civil Interns function as supervised staff. Interns conduct pre-sentence investigations/evaluate youth judged delinquent/evaluate county jail inmates for mental and chemical health treatment needs/evaluate civil competencies. In addition interns consult with supervisor on competency to be tried not guilty by reason of insanity, certification to be tried as adult, and other cases. Testing and report writing focus. 45 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C Percentage of Time N/C N/C Hours Per Week 1 5 Forensic Assessment Guardianship/Conservatorship Risk Assessment Sentencing/Disposition Child Custody Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction Child Abuse/Neglect Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 46 MISSOURI HEALTH SCIENCES PSYCHOLOGY CONSORTIUM PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Summer Allen, Ph.D. Michael Anderson, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Mid-Missouri Mental Health Center 3 Hospital Drive Columbia, MO 65201 (573) 884-1050 Phyllis Ditzfeld MJANDEMemail.dmh.state.mo.us November 15th September 2nd Administrative Contact: Email: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 2 3 3 minors twice each year ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic Assessment Minor 6 months 10-15 hours per week Minor Jeffrey S. Kline, Ph.D. Assessment Community Mental Health Center Adult Criminal This rotation primarily consists of mental exams on the issue of competency and responsibility. The exams are done on an outpatient basis. Exams usually include both competency and responsibility. The intern may also have the opportunity to observe a few sexually violent predator evaluations. Forensic Pretrial Assessment Services 6 months 10-15 hours per week Minor Lucinda Baker, Ph.D., State Certified Forensic Examiner Assessment State Mental Health Civil Forensic Hospital Community Mental Health Center Adult Criminal, Adult Civil (on-request) N/C 47 Rotation #3: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Juvenile Court Liason Services 6 months 10-15 hours per week Minor Thomas Schreiber, Ph.D. Assessment Court Clinic Juvenile Detention Facility Adolescent/Child Criminal Juvenile Court Liason Services primarily provides psychological assessments for children and adolescents who are court-ordered or referred by deputy juvenile officers for mental health evaluations. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment N/C Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training N/C Percentage of Time N/C Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week N/C 48 ST. LOUIS PSYCHOLOGY INTERNSHIP CONSORTIUM PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Mary C. Dettling, Ph.D. Rick Scott, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 5351 Delmar Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63112 (314) 877-0548 Administrative Contact: Email: Mary C. Dettling, Ph.D. midettm@mail.dmh.state.mo.us Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th August/September Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: 5 11 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: St. Louis Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center 25.6% Major Variable Treatment, Assessment & Consultation State Mental Forensic Hospital State Mental Health Center Adult Criminal Adult Civil Adolescent/Child Criminal Adolescent/Child Civil N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Variable Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence for Execution Criminal Responsibility Risk Assessment Sentencing/Disposition Sex Offender Civil Commitment 49 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Other Forensic Training N/C Percentage of Time Variable Variable Hours Per Week N/C 50 WESTERN MISSOURI MENTAL HEALTH CENTER PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Ronald Szymankowski, Ph.D. Steven A. Mandracchia, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Forensic Services Western Missouri Mental Health Center 600 E. 22nd St. Kansas City, MO 64108 (816) 512-4108 Administrative Contact: Email: Application Deadline: Program Start Date: B. Mims mumands@mail.dmh.state.mo.us N/C N/C Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations Available to all interns 4 3 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Pretrial Evaluation/Assessment Full-time – 4 months Major Steven A. Mandracchia, Ph.D. Assessment, Consultation Community Mental Health Center (State) Adult Criminal, Adolescent/Child Criminal N/C Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic Inpatient Full-time – 4 months Major D. Gunnin Treatment, Assessment State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal N/C 51 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 1/3 1/3 1/3 1/3 1/3 1/3 1/3 1/3 Percentage of Time 1/3 1/3 1/3 1/3 Hours Per Week 1-3 per student interest Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Criminal Responsibility Guardianship/Conservatorship Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Sentencing/Disposition Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 52 VA SIERRA NEVADA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Valerie L. Williams, Ph.D. Betsy Neighbors, Ph.D. (located off-site) Mailing Address: Mental Health Services (116B) VA Sierra Nevada Health Care Systems 1000 Locust St. Reno, NV 89502 (775) 328-1225 Administrative Contact: Email: Julie Anderson valerie.williams@med.va.gov Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations: optional rotations 1 3 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Off Site Rotation with Prison Population ½ time for 4 months Minor (elective) Betsy Neighbors, Ph.D. Assessment & Consultation State Mental Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal N/C Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Behavioral Medicine ½ time for 4 months Major Valerie Williams, Ph.D. & Sheila Young, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, & Consultation VA Hospital Adult Civil N/C Rotation #3: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Neuropsychology Outpatient ½ time for 4 months 53 Rotation #3(cont.): Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Minor (elective) Valerie Williams, Ph.D., & Sheila Young, Ph.D. Assessment & Consultation Department Clinic Adult Civil N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence to Consent to Treatment Criminal Responsibility Guardianship/Conservatorship Risk Assessment Sentencing/Disposition Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training N/C Percentage of Time 15% 15% 15% 15% 30% 15% 15% 5 – 10% Percentage of Time 15% 15% 1% 15% Hours Per Week N/C 54 UMDNJ – UBHC CHILD AND ADOLESCENT SERVICE PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Susan C. Esquilin, Ph.D. Susan C. Esquilin, Ph.D. Mailing Address: UMDNJ - UBHC 215 South Orange Avenue Newark, NJ 07103 (973) 972-6939 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Susan C. Esquilin, Ph.D. esquilsc@umdnj.edu www.umdnj.edu/~leventha/web-chil.htm Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 16th July 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 4 clinical positions (all may elect rotation) Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 1 Number of Forensic Rotations: 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: N/C 10% Minor Susan C. Esquilin, Ph.D. Treatment and Consultation Community Mental Health Center Adolescent/Child Criminal - Victims N/A FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Child Abuse/Neglect Child Custody Neuropsychology Forensic Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction in Children Child Abuse/Neglect Forensic Treatment (cont.) Substance Abuse Treatment 55 Percentage of Time 10.0% 1.0% 10.0% Percentage of Time N/C N/C Percentage of Time N/C Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Hours Per Week 1.5 56 DUTCHESS COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: James T. Matianga, Ph.D. James T. Matianga, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 230 North Road Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 (845) 486-3722 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: James T. Matianga, Ph.D. jamesm@dcdmh.org (none) Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 23rd September Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 1 secondary rotation (1 ½ days/wk) Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 3 Number of Forensic Rotations: 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Family Court Evaluation Unit 30.0% Minor James T. Matianga, Ph.D. Assessment and Consultation Community Mental Health Center; Family Court Clinic Adult Civil Opportunities may include: working in treatment setting w/ adolescent sexual offenders, doing consultation w/ inmate population FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Risk Assessment Child Abuse/Neglect Child Custody Forensic Treatment N/A Other Forensic Training Forensic Research Opportunities Percentage of Time N/C 5.0% 10.0% Percentage of Time N/A Hours Per Week 1-2 (MMPI-2 project) 57 KINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL CENTER PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: N. Mendie Cohn, Ph.D. Jill Bowen, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Department of Psychology Annex III Kings County Hospital Center 451 Clarkson Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11203 (718) 245-2579 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: N/C N/C N/C Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 20th July 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: N/C Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 2 Number of Forensic Rotations: 1 (available to all interns) ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensics 20 hours/week for 3-4 months Major Jill Bowen, Ph.D. or Robin Kerner, Ph.D. Treatment and Assessment Municipal Mental Health Civil Hospital (unit) Adult Criminal FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time N/C N/C N/C N/C Percentage of Time N/C N/C Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Risk Assessment Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction 58 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Forensic Treatment Child Abuse/Neglect Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities Percentage of Time N/C N/C N/C Hours Per Week 6 hours/year optional 59 LONG ISLAND JEWISH MEDICAL CENTER PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Gregory A. Hinrichsen, Ph.D. Barbara Libou, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 410 Lakeville Road Suite 207 New Hyde Park, NY 11042 (718) 470-3524 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Barbara Libou Libou@lij.edu www.lij.edu Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 1 secondary rotation Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 1 Number of Forensic Rotations: 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Juvenile Sexual Offender Treatment 10.0% Minor Barbara Libou, Ph.D. Treatment Department Clinic Adolescent/Child Criminal Co-lead groups, individual therapy, and risk assessments FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Risk Assessment Sex Offender Civil Commitment Child Abuse/Neglect Forensic Treatment Child Abuse/Neglect Sex Offender Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Research Opportunities Percentage of Time 5.0% 10.0% 5.0% Percentage of Time 5.0% 10.0% Hours Per Week (if interested) 60 MOUNT SINAI SERVICES AT ELMHURST HOSPITAL PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Andrea Harris, Ph.D. Yosef Brody, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Department of Psychiatry 79-01 Broadway Elmhurst, NY 11373 (718) 334-3577 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: (718) 334-3542 N/C N/C Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th July 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 3 positions, 1 per rotation Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 2 Number of Forensic Rotations: 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Women’s Forensic Unit 4 months full time Major Yosef Brody, Ph.D. Treatment; Assessment; Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal Only women’s inpatient forensic unit in metropolitan area FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 100.0% 50.0% 100.0% 50.0% 75.0% 100.0% Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence to Consent to Treatment Criminal Responsibility Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Sentencing/Disposition 61 Forensic Assessment (cont.) Malingering Percentage of Time 90.0% FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Research Opportunities Percentage of Time 100.0% 75.0% 5.0% Hours Per Week N/A 62 PILGRIM PSYCHIATRIC CENTER PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Allan Smith, Ph.D. Allan Smith, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Psychology Dept., Building 69 998 Crooked Hill Road W. Brentwood, NY 11717 (613) 761-3764 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Allan Smith, Ph.D. pgpgaas@omh.state.ny.us N/C Application Deadline: Program Start Date: January 5th September 20th Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 1 Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: varies Number of Forensic Rotations: 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: N/C 40-60% Major or Minor (not presently determined) Treatment and Assessment State Mental Health Civil Hospital Adult Criminal; Adult Civil Opportunity to work w/ severely and persistently mentally ill FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Neuropsychology Forensic Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Percentage of Time 2.0% 2.0% 10.0% 5.0% Percentage of Time 20.0% 5.0% 63 Forensic Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Percentage of Time 5.0% Hours Per Week >1 64 ST. MARY’S CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Stephen Migden, Ph.D., ABPP Sharon Grand, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 525 Convent Road Syosset, NY 11791 (516) 921-0808, ext 815 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Stephen Migden, Ph.D., ABPP N/C www.stmaryscfs.com Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th Day after Labor Day Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 1 Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 3 Number of Forensic Rotations: 2 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Adolescent Sex Offenders 35 Major Sharon Grand, Ph.D. Treatment and Assessment and Consultation Juvenile Residential Facility Adolescent/Child Criminal; Adolescent/Child Civil Inpatient adolescent sex offenders Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Juvenile Delinquents If chosen as elective: 15.0% Elective - Minor Ricard Buitrago, Psy.D. Treatment, Assessment and Consultation Juvenile Residential Facility Adolescent/Child Criminal; Adolescent/Child Civil Adolescents adjudicated as juvenile delinquents 65 ROTATION INFORMATION (cont.) Rotation #3: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Diagnostic 30.0% Major Marvin Eisenstadt, Ph.D., ABPP; Sandy Landsman, Ph.D. Assessment; Consultation Juvenile Residential Facility Adolescent/Child Criminal; Adolescent/Child Civil Assessment of children and adolescents referred by family court due to neglect/abuse, PINS (?) or juvenile delinquent status FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 15.0% 10.0% 15.0% < 5.0% < 5.0% Percentage of Time 25.0% 15.0% 25.0% 10.0% Hours Per Week 1 Elective Forensic Assessment Risk Assessment Sentencing/Disposition Child Abuse/Neglect Child Custody Neuropsychology Forensic Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction Child Abuse/Neglect Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 66 ULSTER COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: David Wheeler, Ph.D. Claude Schlenderer, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 239 Golden Hill Lane Kingston, NY 12401 (845) 340-4000 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: David Wheeler, Ph.D. csch@co.ulster.ny.us www.co.ulster.ny.us/mentalhealth/internship.html Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 30th July 5th Number of Forensic Intern Positions: All interns perform family court evaluations; sex offender treatment is optional Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 3 Number of Forensic Rotations: N/A ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Family Court 5.0% Minor Claude Schlenderer, Ph.D. Assessment Court Clinic Adult Civil; Adolescent/Child Criminal; Adolescent/Child Civil All interns required to perform family court evaluations 2-hour seminar held weekly for 1st 3 months provides training in performing family court assessments Sex Offender Treatment 5.0% Minor Claude Schlenderer, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment and Consultation Probation 67 Population: Rotation #2 (cont.) Emphasis: Adult Criminal; Adolescent/Child Criminal Opportunity to co-lead one of 5 sex offenders groups (3 adult, 1 adolescent, 1 cognitively impaired); extra weekly sex offender-specific supervision for this option FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 1.0% 1.0% 3.0% Percentage of Time 2.0% 3.0% Hours Per Week 1½-2 Forensic Assessment Guardianship/Conservatorship Risk Assessment Child Abuse/Neglect Forensic Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars 68 FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL COMPLEX PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Edward Landis, Ph.D., ABPP Edward Landis, Ph.D., ABPP Mailing Address: Federal Medical Center P.O. Box 1500 Butner, NC 27509-1500 (919) 575-3900 – x5449 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Edward Landis, Ph.D., ABPP rlandis@bop.gov www.bop.gov Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 7 Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 17 Number of Forensic Rotations: 5 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Mental Health Division Varies Major or Minor 6 staff psychologists Treatment, Assessment and Consultation Federal Prison Adult Criminal N/C Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Sex Offender Treatment Program Varies Major or Minor 4 staff psychologists Treatment; Assessment Federal Prison Adult Criminal N/C 69 ROTATION INFORMATION (cont.) Rotation #3: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Residential Drug Treatment Program Varies Major or Minor Cynthia Fisher, Psy.D. Treatment and Assessment Federal Prison Adult Criminal N/C Rotation #4: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: General Practice Varies Major or Minor 5 staff psychologists Treatment, Assessment and Consultation Federal Prison Adult Criminal N/C Rotation #5: Rotation Name: Behavioral Medicine Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Varies Major or Minor Karen S. (?), Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment and Consultation Federal Prison Adult Criminal N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C N/C Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence to Consent to Treatment Criminal Responsibility Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Sentencing/Disposition Sex Offender Civil Commitment Neuropsychology Malingering 70 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Percentage of Time N/C N/C Percentage of Time N/C N/C Hours Per Week 1.5 4 Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Forensic Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Sex Offender Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 71 LOUIS STOKES CLEVELAND DVAMC PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Robert W. Goldberg, Ph.D., ABPP K. Stafford, Ph.D., ABPP (External); M Aronott, Psy.D. (External) Mailing Address: Mental Health Care Line 116 B(W) 10701 East Blvd Cleveland, OH 44106 (216) 791-3800 – x4970 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Robert W. Goldberg, Ph.D., ABPP (none) (none) Application Deadline: Program Start Date: December 15th Mid-August Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 2 external (300 hr) available Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 2 supervisors (external); 3 didactic (internal) Number of Forensic Rotations: 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Court Clinics 300 hours – 1 day/wk for 2/3 of year Minor K. Stafford, Ph.D., ABPP; M. Aronott, Psy.D. Assessment Court Clinic Adult Criminal N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 50.0% 25.0% 25.0% Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week 18 hours/year Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Criminal Responsibility Malingering Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars 72 NORTHWEST OHIO CONSORTIUM PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Michael P. Carey, Ph.D. Jon Pahsky, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Court Diagnostic and Treatment Center c/o MCO Kobauker Center 3130 Glendale Toledo, OH 43614 (419) 383-3815 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Michael P. Carey, Ph.D. mcarey@mco.edu www.mco.edu/psych Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 1 Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 4 Number of Forensic Rotations: 2 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Court Diagnostic and Treatment Center 10.0% Major Jon Pahsky, Ph.D. Treatment; Assessment Contracted Non-profit Agency Adult Criminal; Adult Civil; Adolescent/Child Criminal N/C Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Harbor Behavioral Healthcare 10-20% Minor Charlene Cassel, Ph.D. Treatment; Assessment; Consultation Community Mental Health Center Adolescent/Child Criminal; Adolescent/Child Civil N/C 73 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time N/C Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week N/C Forensic Assessment N/C Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training N/C 74 NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA PSYCHOLOGY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Jeanne Russell, Ed.D. Jeanne Russell, Ed.D. Mailing Address: Eastern State Hospital P.O. Box 69 Vinita, OK 74301 (918) 256-7841 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Jeanne Russell, Ed.D. jrussell@esh.state.ok.us N/C Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 1st September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 6 Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 6 Number of Forensic Rotations: 4 primary, 3 secondary ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Eastern State Hospital 60% primary; 40% secondary Major or Minor Jeanne Russell, Ed.D. Treatment; Assessment; Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal; Adult Civil Assessment/treatment of male and female pre-trial competency patients, adjudicated incompetent, and NGRIs; Diagnostic, malingering, risk, intelligence, etc; Assess competency and learn to write letters for court re: findings Oklahoma Indigent Defense System 40% Minor Kathy LaFortune, J.D., Ph.D. Treatment; Assessment; Consultation County Jail Adult Criminal 75 ROTATION INFORMATION (cont.) Rotation #2 (cont.) Emphasis: Evaluate/treat jail defendants potentially facing death penalty; Supervisor is attorney and psychologist; Officed w/ group of capital defense attorneys Rotation #3: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #4: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Northeast Oklahoma Correctional Center 60% Major Curt Grundy, Ph.D. Treatment; Assessment; Consultation State Prison Adult Criminal Psychological assessment, group/individual therapy, consultation, crisis intervention w/ male inmate population (minimum security) Eddie Warrior Correctional Center 60% Major Terry Vinsant, Ph.D. Treatment; Assessment; Consultation State Prison N/C Psychological assessment, group/individual therapy, consultation, crisis intervention w/ female inmate population (minimum security) FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 40.0% 40.0% 20.0% 10.0% 20.0% Percentage of Time 20.0% 5.0% Hours Per Week Varies Up to intern – in addition to regular duties Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Capital Sentencing/Death Penalty Criminal Responsibility Risk Assessment Malingering Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 76 MORRISON CENTER CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Daniel J. L. Quiggins, Ph.D. Orin Bolstad, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 3355 SE Powell Blvd Portland, OR 97202 (503) 232-0191 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Pam Cameron dquiggins@morrisoncenter.org www.morrisoncenter.org Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th August 16th Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 2 – juvenile justice/forensic work Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 1 + postdoc Number of Forensic Rotations: 1 day/wk at 1 of 2 juvenile correctional facilities all year long ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Maclaren/Hillcrest 20% Minor, but 20% all year Orin Bolstad, Ph.D. Treatment (group); Assessment (partial to comprehensive psychological evaluations); Consultation (intake evaluations) Juvenile Detention Facility Adolescent/Child Criminal N/C Counterpoint Secure Residential Treatment Program 25% all year long Minor, but 25% all year long Kevin Krieg, Ph.D. Treatment (group, adjudicated adolescent sex offenders); Assessment (risk assessments, adjudicated adolescent sex offenders); Consultation (to line staff, therapists, and court officers) Juvenile Detention Facility Adolescent/Child Criminal N/C 77 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time N/C Percentage of Time N/C N/C N/C Hours Per Week N/C Forensic Assessment Risk Assessment Forensic Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Other Forensic Training N/C 78 DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY (ALLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL) PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Michael Franzen, Ph.D. Michael Franzen, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Department of Psychiatry-AGH Four Allegheny Center Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (412) 330-4067 Administrative Contact: Email: N/A mfranzen@wpahs.org Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 20th July 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations N/A 1 Minor experience ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Clinical Neuropsychology 25% Major Michael Franzen, Ph.D. Assessment Department Clinic Adult Civil Adolescent/Child Civil Opportunities for research into the detection of malingering Civil Cases- personal injury, workman’s comp, geriatric competency FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 5% 5% N/C 25% 25% Percentage of Time Forensic Assessment Competence to Consent to Treatment Guardianship/Conservatorship Personal Injury Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment N/C 79 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Other Forensic Training Forensic Research Opportunities Hours Per Week Variable 80 UNIVERISTY OF TENNESSEE PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY INTERNSHIP CONSORTIUM PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: William D. Murphy, Ph.D. William D. Murphy, Ph.D. Lynne Zager, Ph.D. John Hudson, Ph.D. John Whipley, Ph.D. Wyatt Nicholl, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 135 N. Pauline St. Memphis, TN 38105 (901) 468-6630 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Donna Townsend wmurphy@utmem.edu www.utmem.edu/psych/internship.html Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 4th Number of Forensic Intern Positions: No specific forensic position but possible rotation Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 5 Number of Forensic Rotations Two possible ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Emphasis: Midtown Mental Health Center 4 month possible Both (Major-24 hrs/week; Minor-8-10 hrs/week) Lynne Zager, Ph.D. Assessment and Consultation Community Mental Health Center County Jail Adult Criminal Adult Civil N/A Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Sex Offender Treatment Program 4 month possible Both (Major-24 hrs/week; Minor-8-10 hrs/week) William D. Murphy, Ph.D. Population: 81 ROTATION INFORMATION (cont.) Rotation #2 (cont.) Modality: Setting: Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation Department Clinic Juvenile Residential Facility Adult Criminal Adolescent/Child Criminal N/A Population: Emphasis: FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment N/C Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training N/C Percentage of Time Percentage of Time Hours Per Week 82 AUSTIN STATE HOSPITAL PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: David Cansler, Ph.D. Robert Price, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 4110 Guadalupe St. Austin, TX 78751 (512) 419-2128 Administrative Contact: Email: Web site: Jamie Chatelain david.cansler@mhmr.state.tx.us www.mhmr.state.tx.us/hospitals/austinsh/trainintern.html Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 1 1 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic 6 months (50%) Minor Robert Price, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Civil Hospital Adult Criminal Specific training experience is fairly flexible. Intern can gain exposure to forensic activities of psychology in state hospital setting FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence to Consent to Treatment Risk Assessment Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Violence/Aggression Reduction Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Percentage of Time Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Percentage of Time Varies Varies Hours Per Week Varies 83 FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTER FORT WORTH, TEXAS PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Robert Durrenberger, Ph.D. Emily Fallis, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 3150 Horton Road Ft. Worth, TX 76119 (817) 534-3130 Administrative Contact: Email: Web site: Robert Durrenberger, Ph.D rdurrenberger@bop.gov www.bop.gov/cpdpg/cpdpsint.html Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th Approximately after Labor Day (depends on Federal pay periods) Number of Forensic Intern Positions: 4 slots—all could do 6-month rotation; and 1 day per week outplacement for the year for two interns) Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: 1 on-site (2 for outplacement) Number of Forensic Rotations 1 6-month rotation ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Forensic Rotation 35% of time per week Major Emily Fallis, Ph.D. Assessment and Consultation Federal Prison Adult Criminal Intern runs twice weekly competency group to enhance knowledge. Opportunities to observe testimony in federal court. As soon as possible, interns are allowed to be primary evaluator. Forensic Private Practice Outplacement 8 hours/week Minor Varies 84 ROTATION INFORMATION (cont.) Rotation #2 (cont.): Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Assessment and Consultation Private Practice Adolescent/Child Criminal Adult Civil Adult Criminal Adolescent/Child Civil N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 15 15 10 2 10 Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Criminal Responsibility Risk Assessment Sentencing/Disposition Malingering *Excluding Possible Outplacement Forensic Treatment Experience N/C Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities Percentage of Time Hours Per Week 20 hours per year ongoing-opportunities unavailable 85 HOUSTON VAMC PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Victor Molinari, Ph.D. Larry Brown, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Mental Health Care Line 2002 Holcombe Blvd. Houston, TX 77030 (713) 794-7116 Administrative Contact: Email: Victor Molinari molinari.victor@houston.va.gov Application Deadline: Program Start Date: December 15th Last week in August Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations None designated 1 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic 1 day per week (10-20% of total time) Minor Larry Brown, Ph.D. Assessment and Consultation State Prison County Jail Private Practice Adult Criminal Adult Civil N/C Sex offender group therapy ½ day per week (10% of total time) Minor Sara Bailey, Ph.D. Treatment and Assessment Houston Veterans Administration Medical Center/Hospital Adult Criminal (and some on a voluntary basis who have not offended but struggle with urges) N/A 86 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Percentage of Time Competence to Stand Trial N/C Capital Sentencing/Death Penalty N/C Criminal Responsibility N/C Risk Assessment N/C Sentencing/Disposition N/C Sex Offender Civil Commitment N/C Malingering N/C * About equal amounts of time spent on each of these within a 1-day-per-week (4-8 hour) rotation, 4 months out of 12 months Forensic Treatment Percentage of Time Sex Offender Treatment ½ day per week for 4 months out of 12 months Hours Per Week Other Forensic Training N/C N/C 87 MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: J. Randy Thomas, Ph.D. J. Randy Thomas, Ph.D. Mailing Address: 980253 MCV Station Richmond, VA 23298-0253 (804) 828-9452 Administrative Contact: Email: Website: Kim Bertram kbertram@hsc.vcu.edu jrthomas@vcu.org www.views.vcu.edu/views/psych Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 9th June 24th Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 3 (non-forensic) 2 (4 elective) 1 (electives also available) ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Outpatient/Forensic 33% Major J. Randy Thomas, Ph.D. Deborah Giorgi-Gnieri, M.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation Department Clinic Travelto City Jail Adult Criminal Interns have the opportunity to perform forensic evaluations addressing such issues as competence to stand trial, insanity, sentencing, capital sentencing, and sex offender status. Interns attend a didactic forensic seminar and are encouraged to receive additional training through an arrangement with the Institute of Law, Psychiatry, and Public Policy (ILPPP) at UVA. Interns can also do electives in forensic psychology in areas such as mental health malpractice, personal injury, and forensic neuropsychology. 88 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Capital Sentencing/Death Penalty Criminal Responsibility Sentencing/Disposition Sex Offender Civil Commitment Malingering *Other opportunities available through elective experiences Forensic Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 89 Percentage of Time 20 5 10 5 2 2 Percentage of Time 5 5 Hours Per Week 8 hrs/year at MCV 40 hrs/year at ILPPP N/C WESTERN STATE HOSPITAL PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Mark E. Soelling, Ph.D. N/A Mailing Address: Western State Hospital Psychology Department MS 16-223 9601 Steilacoom Blvd. S.W. Tacoma, WA 98498-7213 (253) 756-2722 Administrative Contact: Email: Melvadene Gabrilski N/A Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 3rd Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 5 (clinical psychology) 8 2 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Forensic Inpatient Evaluation 4 months out of year Major Dai Nakashima, Ph.D. Murray Hart, Ph.D. Tom Danner, Ph.D. Treatment and Assessment State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adult Criminal Washington State’s most challenging criminal forensic cases are sent to this rotation site for evaluation Forensic Outpatient Evaluation 4 months out of the year Major Carl Redick, Psy.D. Indra Finch, Psy.D. Phyllis Knopp, Ph.D. Assessment County Jail 90 ROTATION INFORMATION (cont.) Rotation #2 (cont.): Population: Emphasis: Adult Criminal Outpatient evaluations are performed in county jails throughout Western Washington. The intern is also available to observe court testimony. Rotation #3: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #4: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Adolescent Child/Criminal 4 months out of the year Major Ivan Kruh, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation Juvenile Residential Facility Adolescent/Child Criminal Adolescent/Child Civil The Child Study and Treatment Center is located on the same campus as Western State Hospital. This rotation offers evaluation and treatment experiences with inpatient children and adolescents. The center maintains an active teaching affiliation with the University of Washington School of Medicine. Adult Psychiatric Unit-Admissions 4 months out of 12 Major Melissa Dannelet, Ph.D. John Haroian, Ph.D. Treatment and Assessment State Mental Health Civil Hospital Adult Civil The intern is able to evaluate newly admitted acute adult patients with major mental illness. Daily opportunities to observe court testimony occur on-site. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time 15-20 15-20 15-20 15-20 15-20 10-15 10-15 Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Criminal Responsibility Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Sex Offender Civil Commitment Neuropsychology Malingering 91 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE (cont.) Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Sex Offender Treatment Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities Percentage of Time 20 25 Hours Per Week 3 1-2 92 CARRUTH CENTER FOR COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Lynda Birckhead Danley, Ph.D. Jeffrey Hammond, Ph.D. Mailing Address: PO Box 6422 West Virginia University Morgantown, WV 26506-6422 (304) 293-4431 Administrative Contact: Email: Web site: Lynda Birckhead Danley, Ph.D. lynda.danley@mail.wvu.edu www.wvu.edu/~cocenter/toc.htm Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 12th August 16th Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 0 0 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Federal Correction Institute 20% of 4-month rotation (1 day/week during the summer) Minor—optional experience Jeffrey Hammond, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation Federal Prison Adult Criminal N/A FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time N/C Percentage of Time N/C Hours Per Week N/C Forensic Assessment N/C Forensic Treatment N/C Other Forensic Training N/C 93 ETHAN ALLEN SCHOOL PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Michael P. Hagan, Ph.D. Michael P. Hagan, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Box 900 Wales, WI 53183-0900 (262) 646-3341 ext. 313 Administrative Contact: Email: Michael Hagan michael.hagan@doc.state.wi.us Application Deadline: Program Start Date: December 15th September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations None 10 1 (minor required) 1 (minor optional) ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Forensic Assessment and Intervention 10 hours a week (3 months) Minor Michael Hagan, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation Juvenile Detention Facility Adolescent/Child Criminal The majority of the internship is spent working with juvenile boys and girls in a secure correctional facility. This rotation specifically deals with issues related to the courts, but much of the experience here is helpful to those interested in forensic work with adolescents. Adult Probation and Parole 6 hours/week for 3 months Minor Richard Koch, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation Probation Adult Criminal 94 ROTATION INFORMATION (cont.) Rotation #2 (cont.): Emphasis: This is a voluntary rotation and involves psychological assessment of men and women on parole and probation. It includes assessment, consultation with staff, and treatment. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Percentage of Time Varies Varies Varies Varies Hours Per Week 15 hrs/year Negotiated with Intern Forensic Assessment Criminal Responsibility Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Sentencing/Disposition Sex Offender Civil Commitment Juvenile Waiver Forensic Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Child/Abuse Neglect Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 95 MENDOTA MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Rodney K. Miller, Ph.D. Various Mailing Address: 301 Troy Drive Madison, WI 53704 (608) 243-2543 Administrative Contact: Email: Web Site: Nancy Owens millerk@dhfs.state.wi.us www.dhfs.state.wi.us/mh_mendota/programs/index.htm Application Deadline: Program Start Date: December 1st September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 1-2 7 8 units available ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic Units 30-60% Both Various Staff Psychologists Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital State Mental Health Civil Hospital Adult Criminal N/A Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center 30% Both Dave McCormick, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Adolescent/Child Criminal N/A 96 ROTATION INFORMATION (cont.) Rotation #3: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Adult Units 30-60% Both Various Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Civil Hospital Adult Civil N/C Rotation #4: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Child/Adolescent Units 30-60% Both Various Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Civil Hospital Adolescent/Child Civil N/C FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Percentage of Time Varies Varies Varies Varies Hours Per Week N/C N/C Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence to Consent to Treatment Criminal Responsibility Civil Commitment Risk Assessment Sex Offender Civil Commitment Juvenile Waiver Neuropsychology Malingering Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration Sex Offender Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 97 PREDOCTORAL INTENRSHIP IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Paul C. Jennings, Ph.D. Abram C. Hitt, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Wyoming State Hospital Criminal Justice Services PO Box 177 Evanston, WY 82931 (307) 789-3463 ext. 500 Administrative Contact: Email: Rommel Reedy, unit manager rreedy@state.wy.us Application Deadline: Program Start Date: December 15th August 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 1 2 1 primary (3 days/week for 12 months) 1 secondary (1 day/week for 6 months) ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic Rotation, Primary 60% Major Abram C. Hitt, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Civil Hospital Adult Criminal N/A Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic Rotation, Secondary 20% Minor Abram C. Hitt, Ph.D. Treatment and Assessment State Mental Health Civil Hospital Adult Criminal N/A 98 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial N/C Criminal Responsibility N/C Risk Assessment N/C Neuropsychology N/C Malingering N/C *Other opportunities may arise during the internship year Forensic Treatment Percentage of Time Competence Restoration N/C Violence/Aggression Reduction N/C Hours Per Week Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Varies *Monthly supervision with Steve Golding, Ph.D. and 4 half-day seminars 99 ALBERTA HOSPITAL EDMONTON & GLENROSE REHABILITATION HOSPITAL INTENRSHIP CONSORTIUM PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Wendy L. Hawkins, Ph.D. Mary-Anne Back, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Box 307 Edmonton, AB T5J 2J7 Canada (780) 472-5435 Administrative Contact: Email: Web Site: Wendy L. Hawkins wendy.Hawkins@amhb.ab.ca www.psychinternship.ca Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 0-3 5 1 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic Psychology 80% (4 days per week for 4 months) 33% of total internship Major Mary Anne Back, Ph.D. Sheila Greer, Ph.D. Roy Frenzel, Ph.D. Lisa Brys, Ph.D. Philip Naude Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation State Mental Health Forensic Hospital Community Mental Health Center (Forensic) Adult Criminal Adolescent/Child Criminal Forensic Issues arise in other rotations (e.g., involuntary commitment to hospital) but these form a small part of the other rotations. 100 FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Percentage of Time Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Percentage of Time Varies Varies Varies Hours Per Week Varies Varies Forensic Assessment Competence to Stand Trial Competence for Consent for Treatment Criminal Responsibility Risk Assessment Malingering Guardianship/Conservatorship Sentencing/Disposition Child/Abuse Neglect Neuropsychology Forensic Treatment Violence/Aggression Reduction Sex Offender Treatment Child/Abuse Neglect Other Forensic Training Forensic Seminars Forensic Research Opportunities 101 LONDON HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Ian Nicholson, Ph.D. N/A Mailing Address: Psychological Services 339 Windermere Road London, ON Canada NGA 5A5 (519) 663-3469 Administrative Contact: Email: Web Site: Ian Nicholson ian.nicholson@lhsc.on.ca www.lhsc.on.ca/psychluc Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 3rd Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 0 4 2 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: London Family Court Clinic 10% (maximum) Minor Drs. Ashborne, Baker, and Jaffe Assessment and Consultation Court Clinic Adolescent/Child Criminal Adolescent/Child Civil Located in the core of the city, the London Family Court Clinic provides unique opportunities for those interested in community psychology as well as forensic and legal issues with children and families. The clinic is well known for community-based research on current issues such as children’s courtroom testimony, the effects of violence on children, young offenders, custody and access assessments, and violence prevention. Training activities include specialized assessments (child welfare, custody and access, young offender), courtroom preparation of child witnesses, and school-based violence prevention programs. Interns 102 work closely with educators, lawyers, police, and social workers. Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Child Sexual Abuse and Trauma 20% (maximum) Minor Dr. Wolfe Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation Department Clinic Adolescent/Child Criminal Adolescent/Child Civil The Child Sexual Abuse rotation provides services to abuse victims ranging in age from infancy to age 16. Interns provide assessment of the abuse, the child’s post-disclosure adjustment, and factors that may attenuate or exacerbate sequelae, such as child’s social support network and the child’s involvement with legal proceedings. Therapeutic interventions emphasize coping and recovery. Interns become involved in both group and individual therapy. Therapeutic techniques involve play therapy, systematic desensitization, stress management, and family counseling. Interns consult with various community services, including child protective services, the Crown Attorney’s office, and the Victim/Witness Assistance Program. Case supervision is also available for interns assisted in other forms of childhood trauma. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Percentage of Time Guardianship/Conservatorship N/C Risk Assessment N/C Sentencing/Disposition N/C Child/Abuse Neglect N/C Juvenile waiver N/C Child Custody N/C Neuropsychology N/C Personal Injury N/C Malingering N/C Percentage of Time Forensic Treatment Child Abuse/Neglect N/C Other Forensic Training Hours Per Week Forensic Seminars 1-2 seminars Forensic Research Opportunities N/C * Many of these are integrated parts of several rotations and are not “stand-alone” experiences. For example, issues of personal injury and malingering are related to chronic pain rotations but are not required or exclusive to the rotations. 103 PSYCHOLOGY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM ROYAL UNIVERISTY HOSPITAL PROGRAM INFORMATION Training Director: Forensic Supervisor: Laurene J. Wilson, Ph.D. Stephen Wong, Ph.D. Mailing Address: Room 223 Ellis Hall 103 Hospital Drive Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada S7N 0W8 (306) 655-2341 Administrative Contact: Email: Web Site: Michelle Wudrick wilson1@sdh.sk.ca www.sdh.sk.ca/chp Application Deadline: Program Start Date: November 15th September 1st Number of Forensic Intern Positions: Number of Staff Involved in Forensic Training: Number of Forensic Rotations 1 11 2 ROTATION INFORMATION Rotation #1: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Forensic (Adult) 4 months Major Stephen Wong, Ph.D. Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation Federal Prison (Psychiatric Facility) Adult Criminal The Regional Psychiatric Center (RPC) is a fully accredited teaching hospital which provides mental health inpatient treatment and assessment services for a wide variety of forensic patients. The facility has four independent, multidisciplinary program units. Bow unit is a 100-bed psychiatric rehabilitation program for patients with acute and chronic Axis I disorders, dual diagnoses, and intellectual impairments, Churchill is a 12-bed intensive healing program for female offenders. Clearwater is a 48bed sex offender program. Mackenzie and Assiniboine units have 46 beds for an aggressive behavior control program. All programs are based on cognitive-behavioral 104 ROTATION INFORMATION (cont.) Rotation #1 (cont.) relapse prevention approaches. Following brief orientation to the RPC, one primary program unit is chosen on which to become a fully involved member of the team, and the intern negotiates specific training experiences with the Rotation Coordinator. Subsequently, interns become involved in provision of comprehensive treatment programs for high risk or high need offenders. Experience can also be gained in forensic assessments, including National Parole Board assessments which focus on risk for future violence. Ongoing program evaluation is integral to RPC programs, with a separate department aiding in the collection and analysis of data. Prior to placement at the RPC, all interns must complete a security clearance form. RPC prefers inters with a specific interest in forensic clients and program evaluation. However, the clinical issues, presenting problems, and treatment approaches are applicable to any clinician’s practice. Rotation #2: Rotation Name: Percentage of Time: Rotation Classification: Rotation Supervisor: Modality: Setting: Population: Emphasis: Child and Youth (Forensic Team) 4 months Major Vacant Treatment, Assessment, and Consultation Community Mental Health Center Adolescent/Child Criminal Child and Youth Services is an outpatient facility for children and families. Services are offered to children, youth, and their families encountering a broad range of emotional, intellectual, and behavioral problems such as sexual abuse, attention-deficit disorder, and legal offenses. Services are organized around four community-based, multidisciplinary, family focused programs: Early Childhood, Mid-Childhood, Youth, and Young Offenders. Interns gain experience in one or two of the programs in individual, family, and group interventions. Some coursework and experience in child development and assessment is a prerequisite for this rotation. Core experiences include: court-ordered, pre-sentence psychological assessment (cognitive, personality, risk, needs, case planning), special referrals (e.g., query F.A.S.) involve multi-disciplinary, coordinated evaluations, suicide/risk/violence assessment (mainly for custodial facilities), anger management, sex offender treatment, 105 ROTATION INFORMATION (cont.) Rotation #2 (cont.) intensive case management for highly violent youth, ad hoc consultation to and evaluation of young offender facilities, and ongoing evaluation of treatment interventions. FORENSIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE Forensic Assessment Percentage of Time Competence to Stand Trial N/C Competence to Consent to treatment N/C Criminal Responsibility N/C Civil Commitment N/C Risk Assessment N/C Sentencing/Disposition N/C Juvenile Waiver N/C Neuropsychology N/C Malingering N/C *Also parole suitability, continued detention after statutory release date, and response to treatment Percentage of Time Forensic Treatment Competence Restoration N/C Sex Offender Treatment N/C Substance Abuse Treatment N/C Violence/Aggression Reduction N/C Child/Abuse Neglect N/C Other Forensic Training Hours Per Week Forensic Seminars This would be several hours per year in the intern’s general seminar series, but more specific training experiences would also be available on site (in-services) Forensic Research Opportunities 4 106 107
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