Position:
PTSD Program Director at VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System, Evidence-Based Psychotherapy Coordinator at VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System
Work:
VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System
since 1995
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PTSD Program Director
VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care System
since May 2012
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Evidence-Based Psychotherapy Coordinator
VA NWIHCS
Sep 2008 - Sep 2010
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Interim Chief of Psychology
Education:
University of South Dakota – Vermillion
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology
University of South Dakota – Vermillion
M.A. in Clinical Psychology
Auburn University – Auburn, Alabama
B.A. in Psychology – cum laude
APA Approved Internship – Gainesville VAMC, Florida
Skills:
Psychology, Psychotherapy, Customer Service, Research, Hospitals, Healthcare, Photography, Program Development, Leadership, Consulting, Interdisciplinary Teaching, http://TNorth.imagekind.com/, http://tnorth.photoshelter.com, Group Therapy, Mental Health, Traumatic Brain Injury, Mindfulness, Program Evaluation, Psychological Assessment
Awards:
Who’s Who in America
VA Performance and Special Contribution Awards
Inducted into the Nebraska Admiral's Association
Issuer: Governor of the state of Nebraska
Mission
NAA's primary purpose is to organize the Admirals in the Nebraska Navy into a force for the promotion and enhancement of the "Good Life of the State of Nebraska".
Company Overview
In 1931, then Nebraska Lieutenant Governor Theodore W. Metcalf found himself to be Acting Governor for several weeks. To please some of his friends, he appointed "20 to 25 prominent Nebraskans" as Admirals; hence, the Great Navy of the State of Nebraska was born.
While the practice of awarding commissions to the more or less "prominent" has persisted, a requirement for some meaningful act or service to the state or community has become more and more necessary to obtain an Admiral certificate.