CLIN881 Community Mental Health II
Students learn about the new roles and skills psychologists are expected and required to have to operate in the 21st Century community mental health setting. Psychologists are often viewed as change agents in the community necessitating a diversity of skills to be effective in their roles. These skills include but are not limited to administrative, fiscal and procurement, policy development, advocacy, consultation and supervision, research, organizational analysis and strategic thinking. Conceptual and applied multileveled administrative, organizational, leadership and quick multidisciplinary primary care setting consultation skills will be explored and practiced. Enrollment priority is given to DCMH students. Prerequisite: CLIN880