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WCCHC Behavioral Health Training Programs

The Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center (WCCHC) provides integrated behavioral health services and training programs on the Leeward Coast of Oahu. Their training programs include practicum, internship, and postdoctoral fellowship opportunities. The WCCHC internship program received APA accreditation in 2013 and trains students using a scholar-practitioner model with rotations in areas such as adult outpatient care, child and family services, and research. Past interns have found employment in community mental health and private practice settings after completing the program.

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WCCHC Behavioral Health Training Programs

The Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center (WCCHC) provides integrated behavioral health services and training programs on the Leeward Coast of Oahu. Their training programs include practicum, internship, and postdoctoral fellowship opportunities. The WCCHC internship program received APA accreditation in 2013 and trains students using a scholar-practitioner model with rotations in areas such as adult outpatient care, child and family services, and research. Past interns have found employment in community mental health and private practice settings after completing the program.

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WCCHC Behavioral Health Training Programs

Kristy Sakai-Costigan, Psy.D. Director of Psychology Training

WAIANAE COAST COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CENTER


FQHC on the Leeward Coast of Oahu Integrative medicine is practiced to include primary care, pediatrics, case management, obstetrics, chronic pain management, dentistry, preventive health, 24-hour Emergency Department, Native Hawaiian Healing, and a fully integrated behavioral health program

POPULATION SERVED 7/1/2012-6/30/2013


71% were in the 100% + poverty level 70.56% from Waianae Area
WCCHC #patients WCCHC #encounters Behavioral Health # patients
3,651

Behavioral Health # encounters


28,332

32,453

169,246

POPULATION SERVED: ETHNICITY WCCHC

POPULATION SERVED: INSURANCE

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Providers: 15 psychologists, 3 psychiatrists, 1 APRN, Medical Receptionists and Assistants

Clinics: Mawaena, Mawaena Kai, Adult Medicine/Emergency Department, Womens Health, Pediatric Clinic, Kapolei, Waipahu, Malama Recovery

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TRAINING PROGRAMS


WCCHCs Mission
WCCHC is a learning center that offers

health career training to ensure a better future for our community


WCCHC is a healing center that provides

accessible and affordable medical and traditional healing services with aloha

Of our 15 psychologists, 12 from our

program
11 years of training students Internship received APA-Accreditation

August 2013

STUDENT ORIENTATION

Dr. Bradley Welcomes Students at Orientation

Traditional Welcoming with Hawaiian Chanting

LEVELS OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TRAINING


Practicum
Diagnostic Practicum (2nd year doctoral students) Intervention Practicum (3rd year doctoral students) Advanced Practicum (4th year doctoral students) 30+ applicants, accept approx. 18

Internship
Interns training before they receive their doctorates APA Accredited APPIC member 130 applicants for 5 slots 2014-2015 Training Year
Current intern Chelsea providing supervision to a first year practicum student

Postdoctoral Fellowship

Postdocs have already graduated/received their doctorates, need to work 1 year before licensed

PSYCHOLOGY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM


Clinical Psychology Internship
Scholar Practitioner Model, w/ focus on generalist training
Critical thinking skills and eval of empirical literature, and integrating this knowledge into

clinical work and continuing scholarly inquiry


Train interns to be consumers of, and possibly

contributors to, psychological research

12 month paid internship Monday-Friday 40 hours weekly 2,000 hours


2012-2013 Interns

PROGRAM GOALS
Assessment/Diagnosis

Intervention
Consultation Scholarly Inquiry Supervision and Teaching Professional Development, Ethical

Awareness
and Appropriate Use of Supervision
Cultural Diversity

REQUIRED ROTATIONS: YEAR LONG ROTATIONS


At Mawaena Clinic
Current Interns

Adult Outpatient Rotation


Supervisor Dr. Chad Taylor and current intern Marita

Child and Family Rotation


2010-2011 Intern Julia on rotation with Dr. Kang

REQUIRED ROTATIONS: 6-MONTH ROTATIONS


Research and Program Development
Research Focus groups Poster presentation Grant writing Presentations to staff

Assessment
Interns Michelle Fukumoto and Larissa Cordeira presenting their poster at the Biomedical Sciences and Health Disparities Symposium at the University of Hawaii

3 Full Batteries 3 Partial Batteries

ADDITIONAL ROTATIONS: - 1 DAY THROUGHOUT YEAR


Crisis Intervention and Outpatient Mental Health

Intern Lauren Consulting with Dr. Bradley in the Adult Medical and Pharmacy Building

ADDITIONAL ROTATIONS: - 1 DAY THROUGHOUT YEAR


Womens Health and Pediatric Rotations

2010-2011 Intern Julia Consulting with Dr. Liao

ADDITIONAL ROTATIONS: - 1 DAY THROUGHOUT YEAR


Kapolei Health Care Center Rotation

ROTATIONS THAT MAY BE AVAILABLE IN THE FUTURE


Biological Bases of Severe Psychopathology Rotation
2008-2009 Intern Sherry

2010-2011 Interns with supervisor Dr. Myhre

Waipahu Clinic Rotation

IF THE ONLY TOOL YOU HAVE IS A HAMMER, YOU TEND TO APPROACH EVERY PROBLEM AS A NAIL. ABRAHAM MASLOW
Minimum 2 hours a week didactics in various

psychology topics
1.5 hours of psychopharmacology

and biological bases of mental illness


1 hour biweekly Supervision of Supervision 1 hour individual supervision per clinical day

1 hour of group supervision on Fridays

Dr. Kyle Chang, 2011-2012 Interns, and Cournty East APRN attending at a didactic at WCCHC

EVALUATIONS OF INTERNS
Supervisor Evaluation
Baseline, Mid-Year, End-of-Year Case Formulations Mid-Year and End-Year Intern Competency Evaluation 3 case conferences, 6 assessments

Interns Kainoa Kaneakua & Mestisa Gass presenting to students/faculty

Interns collaborating with 3rd year medical students to formulate a complex case in practice for their Case Formulations

GRADUATION: DEPARTMENT AND WCCHC


2012-2013 Interns at Behavioral Health Retreat

2008-2009 Interns at Behavioral Health Retreat

2011-2012 Interns at WCCHC Graduation

POST-INTERNSHIP SATISFACTION SURVEYS FROM 2007-2013


NUMBER OF STUDENTS = 21; ALL ITEMS RATED ON A 5 POINT SCALE : 1=STRONGLY DISAGREE, 2=DISAGREE, 3=NEUTRAL, 4= AGREE, 5=STRONGLY AGREE

Intern Evaluation
Didactic Rating Forms Mid-Year Overall Evaluation of Internship Experience Form Intern Evaluation of Rotational Experience Form End-of-Year Overall Internship Experience Form Former Intern Survey (1 yr, 3 yrs)

APA-ACCREDITATION: WHAT DOES IT MEAN


Public awareness that we meet nationally endorsed

standard for the profession


Publically confirms the high standard and quality

work provided
Increase the quality of applicants
More employment opportunities for our interns Reduce the deficit in APA sites Increases opportunities for grant application

Dr. Sakai and Dr. Myhre with 2012-2013 Interns

STEPS TO BECOMING AN ACCREDITED INTERNSHIP: APPLICATION


Application
Complete a Self-Study
Eligibility; program philosophy, objectives, and

training plan; program resources; cultural and individual differences and diversity; intern-staff relations; program self-assessment and quality enhancement; public disclosure; relationship with accrediting body

Applied for and received a $20,000 grant

from APA
Accreditation Specialist Review and decisions from Commission on

Accreditation (defer, authorize, deny)

STEPS TO BECOMING AN ACCREDITED INTERNSHIP: SITE VISIT


Site Visit Preparation
Presentations for everyone who may participate Preparation of all items that site visitors would like to review Preparing the clinics Arranging tours of each clinic

Answering site visitor questions


Arranging enjoyable experience for site visitors Preparing the health center

Day of Site Visit (2-full days)


1 staff person to help with tours
1 staff as timekeeper to ensure everyone ready Interviews (supervisors, directors, interns, admin, DOT)

Site visitor feedback

STEPS TO BECOMING AN ACCREDITED INTERNSHIP: THE DECISION!!!


Site visitors submit report

to CoA
Respond to the report Review and decision from

CoA
Accreditation!!
3-years, 5-years, or 7-years

Periodic Review

RESOURCES
APA Office of Program Consultation and Accreditation: http://www.apa.org/ed/accreditation/index.aspx APPIC Training Director Resources: http://www.appic.org/Training-Resources/For-Training-Directors Accreditation resources Internship development toolkit

Sample self-studies
Sample evaluation and application forms APA Competency Benchmarks: www.apa.org/education/grad/competency-benchmarks.pdf Guidelines on Multicultural Education, Training, Research, Practice, and Organizational Change for Psychologists-

American Psychological Association: http://www.apa.org/pi/oema/resources/policy/multicultural-guidelines.aspx


Questions related to the programs accredited status should be directed to the Commission on Accreditation. Contact the CoA at Office of Program Consultation and Accreditation, American Psychological Association, 750 1st Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002; Phone: (202) 336-5979; E-mail: [email protected]; Web: www.apa.org/ed/accreditation.

STUDENTS WORK SETTING FROM 2007-2013


Total = 24 former interns in clinical practice

29% Private Practice

54% Community Mental Health

Community Mental Health Private Practice School Hospital

THANK YOU FROM WCCHC BEHAVIORAL HEALTH!!

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