Compare Versions - DC PR25-0728 : District Of Columbia 2023-2024 Regular Session

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23	23	airmanPhilMendelson
24	24	APROPOSEDRESOLUTION
25	25	INTHECOUNCILOFTHEDISTRICTOFCOLUMBIA
26	26	ToreappointDr.WandaThompsontotheCitizenReviewPanel.
27	27	RESOLVEDBYTHECOUNCILOFTHEDISTRICTOFCOLUMBIA,Thatthis
28	28	resolutionmaybecitedasthe“CitizenReviewPanelDr.WandaThompsonReappointment
29	29	Resolutionof2024”,
30	30	Sec.2.TheCounciloftheDistrictofColumbiareappoints:
31	31	WandaThompson
32	32	AnacostiaRoad,S.E.
33	33	Washington,DC20019
34	34	(Ward8)
35	35	asamemberoftheCitizenReviewPanel,establishedbysection351ofthePreventionofChild
36	36	AbuseandNeglectActof1977,effectiveApril12,2005(D.C.Law15-341;D.C.OfficialCode
37	37	§4-1303.51),foratermtoendApril11,2027.
38	38	Sec.3.TheCounciloftheDistrictofColumbiashalltransmitacopyofthisresolution,
39	39	uponitsadoption,totheappointee,thechairpersonoftheCitizenReviewPanel,andtothe
40	40	OfficeoftheMayor.
41	41	Sec.4.Thisresolutionshalltakeeffectimmediately. WANDATHOMPSON,Ph.D.,M.Div.
42	42	(CURRICULUMVITAE
43	43
44	44	SPECIALEXPERIENCE:
45	45	Individual,group,andfamilytherapyexperience:
46	46	Psychologicaltestingexperience:
47	47	Trauma;childabuseandneglect,andfamilyviolenceexperience;
48	48	Staffandinternselection:teaching:supervisionandmentoring:
49	49	‘Managementofon-callscheduling:
50	50	Crisisintervention,includinghomevisits:
51	51	SpecializedtrainingonTFCBTaspartofDCCollaborative;
52	52	Nationalandlocaltrainingsandteaching:
53	53	Participationininter-agencyandmultidisciplinarygroups,forums,
54	54	andtaskforces.
55	55
56	56
57	57	LICENSURE;Psychologist(DC)License#PSY1449
58	58	Psychologist:(MD.)License#03169
59	59
60	60	3/11-PRESENT—TPMMS,PLLC(Owner)
61	61	Part-timeprivatepracticewithchildrenandadultswith
62	62	specialtyintreatingtraumavictims,victimsofchildabuseand
63	63	neglect,andvictimsoffamilyviolence.Spiritualcounseling
64	64	alsoavailable.
65	65	09/14-PRESENT Pastor
66	66	TheAmbassadorBaptistChurch
67	67	Washington,D.C.20020
68	68	OrdainedministerservingasShepherdoftheflockandchief
69	69	ExecutiveofficeroftheChurch.Performsallsacerdotal
70	70	functionsofministryandoverseesallmissionsandministriesof
71	71	theChurch,includingTheAmbassadorBaptistChurch
72	72	‘CommunityResidenceFacility(CRF);TheAmbassadorBaptist
73	73	ChurchFoodDistributionCenterandTheAmbassadorBaptist
74	74	ChurchCommunityDevelopmentCorporation,
75	75	2006-MARCH2011SeniorLevelClinicalPsychologist:
76	76	FreddieMacFoundationChildandAdolescentProtectionCenter 2
77	77	Children’s National Medical Center
78	78	111 Michigan Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20010
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80	80	2/91 – 2006 Coordinator, Emergency Response and Inpatient Services/
81	81	Clinical Psychologist
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83	83	Freddie Mac Foundation Child and Adolescent Protection Center
84	84	Children’s National Medical Center
85	85	111 Michigan Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20010
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87	87	10/87 - 2/91 Coordinator, Inpatient Services and Quality Assurance/
88	88	Clinical Psychologist
89	89	Di vision of Child Protection, Children’s National Medical Center
90	90	111 Michigan Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20010
91	91	12/85 - 10/87 Clinical Psychologist
92	92	Division of Child Protection
93	93	Children’s Hospital National Medical Center
94	94	Washington, D.C. 20010
95	95	5/84 - 12/85 Mental Health Specialist
96	96	Crisis Resolution Branch South Community Mental Health Center
97	97	D.C. Gover nment, Building 25, 1905 E Street, S.E.
98	98	Washington, D.C. 20003
99	99	7/81 - 5/84 Assistant Coordinator (Therapeutic Counselor III)
100	100	Sexual Assault Service
101	101	Community Crisis Center
102	102	Montgomery County Health Department
103	103	4910 Auburn Avenue
104	104	Bethesda, Maryland 20814
105	105
106	106	1/79 - 7/81 Therapeutic Counselor II
107	107	Community Crisis Center
108	108	Montgomery County Health Department
109	109	4910 Auburn Avenue
110	110	Bethesda, Maryland 20814
111	111
112	112	4/77 - 12/78 Psychologist (Master’s Level)
113	113	HARBEL, Inc. Community Mental Health Center
114	114	5807 Harford Road
115	115	Baltimore, Maryla nd
116	116	3
117	117	OTHER PART-TIME PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
118	118
119	119	10/01–12/2007 Therapist (Psycho -spiritual Counseling)
120	120	Garment’s Hem (Formerly I AMA Institute)
121	121	Largo, Mar yland
122	122
123	123	Provide therapy for adults up to 4 hrs. per week from a Christian
124	124	perspective..
125	125
126	126	6/92 - PRESENT Assistant Pastor
127	127	The Ambassador Bapt ist Church
128	128	Washington, D.C. Responsible for performing the nine sacerdotal functions of ministers; serve as Church Administrator and Adminis trator of
129	129	the Church’s Christian school; previously taught daily early
130	130	morning Bible Class to Christian School students.
131	131	3/98-6/98 Consultant Psychologist
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133	133	6/90 - 5/93 Consultant (Group Co -Leader)
134	134	Private Practice of Christine Courtois, Ph.D. 3 Washington Circl e
135	135	Washington, D.C. 20037
136	136	7/84 - 6/86 Contract Clinician
137	137	Sexual Assault Service
138	138	Montgomery County Health Department
139	139	751 Rockville Pike, Suite 26B
140	140	Rockville, Maryland 20850
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142	142	7/84 - 6/85 Contract Clinician
143	143	Crisis Intervention Service
144	144	Community Crisis Center
145	145	Montgomery County Health Department
146	146	4910 Auburn Avenue
147	147	Bethesda, Maryland 20814
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149	149	GRADUATE CLINICAL EXPERIENCES
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151	151	9/75 - 8/76 Graduate Assistant/Clinician
152	152	Psychological Services Center
153	153	Temple University
154	154	Philadelphia, Pennsyl vania
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157	157	7/75 - 5/76 Lecturer
158	158	Correctional Officers’ Training Program
159	159	Philadelphia Prison System
160	160	Depa rtment of Welfare
161	161	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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163	163	7/74 - 6/75 Psychology Intern
164	164	Temple University Hospital (Three Sites)
165	165	Outpatient Psychiatry Department
166	166	Crisis Center
167	167	North Central Philadelphia CMHC/MR Center
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169	169	7/73 - 8/73 Consultant
170	170	Philadelphia Prison System
171	171	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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174	174	5/73 - 7/73 C linician
175	175	Psychological Services Center
176	176	Temple University
177	177	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19122
178	178	FACULTY APPOINTMENT
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180	180	July 1990 Assista nt Professor of Pediatrics
181	181	- March 2011 George Washington University
182	182	- (Regular Seminars Conducted for Department of
183	183	Psychology; Other departments by request).
184	184	- Supervision (Clinical and Assessment) for
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187	187	PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
188	188	Member, American Psychological Association (APA)
189	189	Fellow, Maryland Psychological Association
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191	191	PRESENT COMMITTEES
192	192	Task Force on Family Violence, D.C. Medical Society
193	193	PAST ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES AND UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES
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195	195	PAST COMMITTEES
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197	197	Psychology Intern Selection Committee 5
198	198	Complex Case/Discharge Review Committee
199	199	Search Committee for Chairperson, C hild and Adolescent Protection Center
200	200	Clinical Committee, Child Advocacy Center, Washington, D.C.
201	201	Utilization Management Oversight Committee (UMOC), CNMC
202	202	Access To Care Committee, Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, CNMC
203	203
204	204	EDUCATION:
205	205	Graduate (In Chronological Order From Most Recent):
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207	207	December 2020 Certificate
208	208	Masters Series for Distinguished Clergy
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210	210	5/20-5/24/19 Certificate
211	211	Executive Leadership for Ministers P rogram
212	212	(Executive Leadership, Strategic Development, and Business Management)
213	213	Howard University, School of Business
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215	215	7/06 – 6/07 Certific ate
216	216	Master Teacher Leadership Development Program (MTLDP)
217	217	George Washington University Graduate School of Education and Human Development
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219	219	1/92 - 5/96 Master Of Divinity
220	220	Howard University
221	221	Washington, D.C. Honor: The Dean’s Award , (1 0f 3 With Top Academic Hono rs –
222	222	3.95 GPA)
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224	224	9/72 - 5/83 Doctor of Philosophy
225	225	(Degree Conferred Clinical Psychology 1/84) Temple University Philadelphia , Pennsylvania
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227	227	9/72 - 5/76 Master of Arts
228	228	Clinical Psychology Temple University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
229	229	Undergraduate:
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231	231	9/68 - 5/72 B achelor of Arts (A.B.)
232	232	Psychology Dickinson College
233	233	Carlisle, Pennsylvania
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235	235	HONORS AND AWARDS 6
236	236
237	237	Lifetime Achievement Award, 2020
238	238	Ward Eight Democrats
239	239
240	240	2019 Na nnie Helen Burroughs Award for Pastoral Leadership
241	241	Howard University School of Divinity
242	242
243	243	Roberts, R. & Thompson, W. Support Staff Experiences on Specialized Hospital Teams ,
244	244	May 15, 2008. (Poster) Research Day. Children’s National Medical Center. Received
245	245	Honorable Mention.
246	246	“Exceptional Community Service.” Presented by North Capitol Collaborative for
247	247	Child Abuse Prevention Month. April 2005. “For Your Tutelage, Guidance and Support”. Award presented by (3) Psychology Interns
248	248	1997-2000 ( W. Barnes; M. Dadson; J. Valente).
249	249
250	250	PUBLICATIONS
251	251
252	252	Book Chapter:
253	253
254	254	Thompson, W. and McCarley, A. Practical considerations in the evaluation and management of child neglect. Clinics in Family Practice . Volume 5, Number 1,
255	255	March 2003.
256	256
257	257	Professional Publication:
258	258	Thompson, W. and Medical Society of the District of Columbia Task Force
259	259	On Family Violence, Kim Bullock, Chair. Reporting maltreatment of children and
260	260	adolescents: A clinician’s g uide. (Published through grants from Glaxo Pharmaceuticals
261	261	and Roche Pharmaceuticals).
262	262	PRESENTATIONS
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264	264	National Presentations:
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266	266	Thompson, W. Teaching What We Know To Future Clinicians . American Professional
267	267	Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC) Conference. Atlanta, Georgia. June 2009.
268	268
269	269	Bullock, K., Jackson, B. & Thomps on, W. Impact of Chronic Early Childhood Distress
270	270	on Youth Violence Outcomes. (Paper.) 11
271	271	th
272	272	International Conference on Social Stress
273	273	Research, Santa Fe, New Mexico, May-June 2008.
274	274
275	275	Advocacy for Sexually Abused Children. Child Advocacy Cent er, Chattanooga,
276	276	Tennessee. 4/26-28, 1994.
277	277	7
278	278	Poster Presentations:
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280	280	Thompson, W. Linking Electronic Information with Therapy. American Professional
281	281	Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC Conference), June 2010.
282	282
283	283	Roberts, R. & Thompson, W. Support Sta ff Experiences on Specialized Hospital Teams,
284	284	May 15, 2008. (Poster) Research Day. Children’s National Medical Center. Received
285	285	Honorable Mention.
286	286
287	287	Roberts, R. & Thompson, W. Support Staff Experiences on Specialized Hospital Teams ,
288	288	May 15, 2008. (Poster )R esearch Day. George Washington University. April 2008.
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290	290	Local Presentations:
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292	292	More than 60 trainings to hospital groups, professionals, paraprofessionals, and
293	293	community groups on a variety of topics, including trauma and a buse; child
294	294	maltreatment; teen victimization; disclosures and recantation in child sex abuse cases; assessment to diagnosis; biopsychosocial assessment and diagnosis; health issues for adolescents and women; child abuse and domestic violence; telephone tr iage; cultural
295	295	diversity; multicultural issues; and other topics. (Available on request.)
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297	297	Additional Specialized Training Received:
298	298	Trauma- Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT) February, April, and June
299	299	2009. Specialized training BY MUSC on thi s topic for cadre of mental health providers.
300	300	Series of two-day trainings plus telephone consultation with trainers.
301	301	Notary Public Training. Washington, D.C. March 1997. Child Abuse and Exploitation: Investigative Techniques., U.S. Department
302	302	of Justice. Rosslyn, Va., 1995.
303	303	Child Abuse and Exploitation: Team Investigative Process (10/30/-11/3/94);
304	304	U.S. Department of Justice. Rosslyn, Virginia. Professional supervision in treatment of adult survivors of incest by
305	305	Christine Courtois, Ph.D., April - December 1985.
306	306	“Involuntary Commitment” - Training Course for Credentialing as an
307	307	Officer/Agent in D.C. Training received at Crisis Resolution Branch under auspices of the Commission on Public Health, 1985. Certification as a Community Residential Facility Operator (Nine-Week
308	308	Course)
309	309	(Numerous Conferences and Workshops Attended By Request)
310	310	8
311	311	Community Activities:
312	312
313	313	Member, Anacostia Coordinating Council
314	314	Co-Chair, Ward 8 Clergy and Faith Leaders Monthly Breakfast Meeting
315	315	Chair, Clergy for Community Wealth Preservation
316	316	Member, Wednesday Clergy
317	317	Member, Sister Clergy
318	318	Board Chair, EmpowerDC
319	319	Member, Ward 8 Food Pantry Collaborative
320	320	Member, DC Water Stakeholder Alliance Group
321	321	Member, ANC8a
322	322	Member, Fairlawn Citizens Association
323	323	Member, First Fridays Group (Publ ic Safety)
324	324	Member, Age-Friendly DCMLK Parade and Peacewalk Committee
325	325	Member, DC Grassroots Coalition
326	326	Howard University School of Divinity Alumni Group

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Resolutionof2024”,

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§4-1303.51),foratermtoendApril11,2027.

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‘Managementofon-callscheduling:

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Crisisintervention,includinghomevisits:

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Participationininter-agencyandmultidisciplinarygroups,forums,

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OrdainedministerservingasShepherdoftheflockandchief

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ExecutiveofficeroftheChurch.Performsallsacerdotal

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functionsofministryandoverseesallmissionsandministriesof

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theChurch,includingTheAmbassadorBaptistChurch

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‘CommunityResidenceFacility(CRF);TheAmbassadorBaptist

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ChurchFoodDistributionCenterandTheAmbassadorBaptist

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ChurchCommunityDevelopmentCorporation,

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Children’s National Medical Center

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Freddie Mac Foundation Child and Adolescent Protection Center

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Children’s National Medical Center

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Di vision of Child Protection, Children’s National Medical Center

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Division of Child Protection

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Children’s Hospital National Medical Center

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Washington, D.C. 20010

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Crisis Resolution Branch South Community Mental Health Center

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D.C. Gover nment, Building 25, 1905 E Street, S.E.

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Washington, D.C. 20003

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7/81 - 5/84 Assistant Coordinator (Therapeutic Counselor III)

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Sexual Assault Service

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Community Crisis Center

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Montgomery County Health Department

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4910 Auburn Avenue

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Bethesda, Maryland 20814

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1/79 - 7/81 Therapeutic Counselor II

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Community Crisis Center

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Montgomery County Health Department

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4910 Auburn Avenue

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Bethesda, Maryland 20814

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4/77 - 12/78 Psychologist (Master’s Level)

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HARBEL, Inc. Community Mental Health Center

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5807 Harford Road

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Baltimore, Maryla nd

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10/01–12/2007 Therapist (Psycho -spiritual Counseling)

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Garment’s Hem (Formerly I AMA Institute)

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Largo, Mar yland

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Provide therapy for adults up to 4 hrs. per week from a Christian

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6/92 - PRESENT Assistant Pastor

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The Ambassador Bapt ist Church

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Washington, D.C. Responsible for performing the nine sacerdotal functions of ministers; serve as Church Administrator and Adminis trator of

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the Church’s Christian school; previously taught daily early

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morning Bible Class to Christian School students.

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Private Practice of Christine Courtois, Ph.D. 3 Washington Circl e

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Washington, D.C. 20037

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7/84 - 6/86 Contract Clinician

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Sexual Assault Service

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Montgomery County Health Department

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751 Rockville Pike, Suite 26B

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Rockville, Maryland 20850

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7/84 - 6/85 Contract Clinician

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Crisis Intervention Service

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Community Crisis Center

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Montgomery County Health Department

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4910 Auburn Avenue

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Bethesda, Maryland 20814

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GRADUATE CLINICAL EXPERIENCES

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9/75 - 8/76 Graduate Assistant/Clinician

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Psychological Services Center

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Temple University

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Philadelphia, Pennsyl vania

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7/75 - 5/76 Lecturer

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Correctional Officers’ Training Program

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Philadelphia Prison System

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Depa rtment of Welfare

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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7/74 - 6/75 Psychology Intern

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Temple University Hospital (Three Sites)

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Outpatient Psychiatry Department

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Crisis Center

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North Central Philadelphia CMHC/MR Center

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7/73 - 8/73 Consultant

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Philadelphia Prison System

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Psychological Services Center

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Temple University

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July 1990 Assista nt Professor of Pediatrics

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- March 2011 George Washington University

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- (Regular Seminars Conducted for Department of

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Psychology; Other departments by request).

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- Supervision (Clinical and Assessment) for

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Fellow, Maryland Psychological Association

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PRESENT COMMITTEES

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Task Force on Family Violence, D.C. Medical Society

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PAST ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES AND UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES

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Complex Case/Discharge Review Committee

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Executive Leadership for Ministers P rogram

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Howard University

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Roberts, R. & Thompson, W. Support Staff Experiences on Specialized Hospital Teams ,

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Thompson, W. and McCarley, A. Practical considerations in the evaluation and management of child neglect. Clinics in Family Practice . Volume 5, Number 1,

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Thompson, W. and Medical Society of the District of Columbia Task Force

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On Family Violence, Kim Bullock, Chair. Reporting maltreatment of children and

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adolescents: A clinician’s g uide. (Published through grants from Glaxo Pharmaceuticals

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Thompson, W. Teaching What We Know To Future Clinicians . American Professional

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Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC) Conference. Atlanta, Georgia. June 2009.

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Bullock, K., Jackson, B. & Thomps on, W. Impact of Chronic Early Childhood Distress

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International Conference on Social Stress

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Thompson, W. Linking Electronic Information with Therapy. American Professional

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Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC Conference), June 2010.

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Roberts, R. & Thompson, W. Support Sta ff Experiences on Specialized Hospital Teams,

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May 15, 2008. (Poster) Research Day. Children’s National Medical Center. Received

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Honorable Mention.

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Roberts, R. & Thompson, W. Support Staff Experiences on Specialized Hospital Teams ,

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May 15, 2008. (Poster )R esearch Day. George Washington University. April 2008.

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More than 60 trainings to hospital groups, professionals, paraprofessionals, and

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community groups on a variety of topics, including trauma and a buse; child

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maltreatment; teen victimization; disclosures and recantation in child sex abuse cases; assessment to diagnosis; biopsychosocial assessment and diagnosis; health issues for adolescents and women; child abuse and domestic violence; telephone tr iage; cultural

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diversity; multicultural issues; and other topics. (Available on request.)

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Additional Specialized Training Received:

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Trauma- Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT) February, April, and June

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2009. Specialized training BY MUSC on thi s topic for cadre of mental health providers.

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Series of two-day trainings plus telephone consultation with trainers.

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Notary Public Training. Washington, D.C. March 1997. Child Abuse and Exploitation: Investigative Techniques., U.S. Department

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of Justice. Rosslyn, Va., 1995.

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Child Abuse and Exploitation: Team Investigative Process (10/30/-11/3/94);

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U.S. Department of Justice. Rosslyn, Virginia. Professional supervision in treatment of adult survivors of incest by

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Christine Courtois, Ph.D., April - December 1985.

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“Involuntary Commitment” - Training Course for Credentialing as an

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Officer/Agent in D.C. Training received at Crisis Resolution Branch under auspices of the Commission on Public Health, 1985. Certification as a Community Residential Facility Operator (Nine-Week

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Course)

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(Numerous Conferences and Workshops Attended By Request)

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Member, Anacostia Coordinating Council

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Co-Chair, Ward 8 Clergy and Faith Leaders Monthly Breakfast Meeting

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Chair, Clergy for Community Wealth Preservation

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Member, Wednesday Clergy

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Member, Sister Clergy

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Board Chair, EmpowerDC

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Member, Ward 8 Food Pantry Collaborative

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Member, DC Water Stakeholder Alliance Group

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Member, ANC8a

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Member, Fairlawn Citizens Association

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Member, First Fridays Group (Publ ic Safety)

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Member, Age-Friendly DCMLK Parade and Peacewalk Committee

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Member, DC Grassroots Coalition

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Howard University School of Divinity Alumni Group

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