ANGELA M TOMLIN, PHD
Social Work at Riley Hospital Dr, Indianapolis, IN

License number

Indiana 20040448

Personal information

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Name

Address

Phone

Angela Tomlin, age 56

308 Hopkins Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46229

(317) 443-1289

Angela Tomlin, age 63

470 W Main St, Greenwood, IN 46142

(317) 885-8566

Angela R Tomlin, age 54

7528 Norma Jean Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46259

(317) 791-9692

Angela R Tomlin, age 54

6510 Coal Bluff Ct, Camby, IN 46113

(317) 856-5182

Angela M Tomlin

2326 Nuttman Ave, Fort Wayne, IN 46809

(260) 755-5752

Professional information

Director At Riley Child Development Center Lend

Position:

Director at Riley Child Development Center LEND, Director at Riley Child Development Center LEND, Associate Professor at Indiana University School of Medicine

Location:

Indianapolis, Indiana

Industry:

Mental Health Care

Work:

Riley Child Development Center LEND since Nov 2012 - Director Riley Child Development Center LEND - Indianapolis, IN since Oct 2012 - Director Indiana University School of Medicine since Sep 1989 - Associate Professor Indiana University School of Medicine/ Riley Hospital for Children 1989 - Oct 2012 - Associate Director/RCDC LEND

Education:

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1983 - 1987
PhD, Psychology Indiana University Bloomington 1979 - 1983
BA, psychology

Skills:

Clinical Research, Program Development, Community Outreach, Psychology, Group Therapy, Psychological Assessment, Research, Program Evaluation, Leadership Development, Grant Writing, Mental Health, Public Speaking, Nonprofits, Psychotherapy, Higher Education, Teaching, Prevention, Treatment, Clinical Supervision, Staff Development, Healthcare, Grants, Research Design, Family Therapy, Statistics, Qualitative Research, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Design, Therapists, Child Development

Honor & Awards:

2011 Mental Health America of Indiana's Heroes for Recovery Award. Dr. Tomlin earned the award for her commitment to children and families, including a role in establishing the Indiana Association for Infant and Toddler Mental Health, which aims to establish a statewide system to serve very young children at risk for mental health challenges.

Awards:

Phi Beta Kappa, Gamma of Indiana Chapter
Indiana University Bloomington
Hero for Recovery
Mental Health America Indiana
Selected as a Hero for Recovery for Mental Health Professional. Heroes for Recovery is a recognition program made possible by Mental Health America of Indiana in partnership with Choices. This program celebrates the dedication and commitment of those that truly promote recovery of individuals in their ongoing treatment of serious and persistent mental illness..

Certifications:

Distinguished Infant Mental Health Mentor, Indiana Association for Infant and Toddler Mental Health