Division 19 Webinar Series
Recorded Webinars:
You can find a complete listing of our recorded webinars below. Clicking the button will ask you to login to google drive, where you can view the webinar or download it to your computer. Please let us know if you have any issues.
You can find a complete listing of our recorded webinars below. Clicking the button will ask you to login to google drive, where you can view the webinar or download it to your computer. Please let us know if you have any issues.
Treating PTSD using Hypnosis
Dr. David Spigel, Associate Director of the Psychiatry Department at Stanford University presented a fantastic webinar discussing the history, uses, and nuanced practice of hypnosis with military veterans, and military personnel. Dr. Spigel shares a clip of his hypnosis work with a Vietnam War veteran with combat related PTSD. This webinar was hosted 08 FEB 2019.
Transitioning: Student to ECP
The Early Career Psychologist (ECP) committee conducted a webinar on the transition from student affiliate to ECP within the Division. Topics covered include: Benefits of ECP membership, grants and opportunities for awards, and tips on the transition.
Leadership in the Military
Three of Division 19's most experienced leaders share their trials, triumphs, & lessons learned in leadership. Join us as CAPT Scott Johnston, Dr. Nathan Ainspan, and Dr. Eric Surface integrate leadership theory with lived experiences for application in military psychology settings!
Three of Division 19's most experienced leaders share their trials, triumphs, & lessons learned in leadership. Join us as CAPT Scott Johnston, Dr. Nathan Ainspan, and Dr. Eric Surface integrate leadership theory with lived experiences for application in military psychology settings!
How to Get a VA Internship: An hour with the leaders in VA training
We are extremely excited about the webinar we co-hosted wtih Division 18 (Psychologists in Public Service) entitled "How to Get a VA Internship: An Hour With the Leaders in VA Training"! We were joined by Dr. Joel Schmidt, Dr. Bernadette Pasquale, Dr. John Beauvais, and Dr. Wayne Siegel, all of whom are either currently serving or have previously served as Chair of the VA Psychology Training Council, and are currently the directors of various regional VA healthcare systems. They cover all aspects of VA training and answer students' questions at the end.
We are extremely excited about the webinar we co-hosted wtih Division 18 (Psychologists in Public Service) entitled "How to Get a VA Internship: An Hour With the Leaders in VA Training"! We were joined by Dr. Joel Schmidt, Dr. Bernadette Pasquale, Dr. John Beauvais, and Dr. Wayne Siegel, all of whom are either currently serving or have previously served as Chair of the VA Psychology Training Council, and are currently the directors of various regional VA healthcare systems. They cover all aspects of VA training and answer students' questions at the end.
Ten Reasons You Won't Match to your Preferred Internship Site: ...And What to do About It
Join Dr. Tim Hoyt as he presents Ten Reasons Why You Won't Match at Your Preferred Internship Site (and What to Do About It). Dr. Hoyt is the Deputy Director of the National Center for Telehealth and Technology (T2) and a member of the training faculty at Madigan Army Medical Center. He presented the top pitfalls that internship applicants make in their applications and offered tips on how to avoid them. Let Dr. Hoyt help you polish your application, so you can presently yourself as strongly as possible to all your internship application sites -- and especially DOD locations
Join Dr. Tim Hoyt as he presents Ten Reasons Why You Won't Match at Your Preferred Internship Site (and What to Do About It). Dr. Hoyt is the Deputy Director of the National Center for Telehealth and Technology (T2) and a member of the training faculty at Madigan Army Medical Center. He presented the top pitfalls that internship applicants make in their applications and offered tips on how to avoid them. Let Dr. Hoyt help you polish your application, so you can presently yourself as strongly as possible to all your internship application sites -- and especially DOD locations
Introduction to Veteran Mental Health
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Introduction to Division 19
Join Angela Legner, SAC Past-Chair, Kevin O'Leary, SAC Chair, and Jeremy Jinkerson, Virtual Project Officer, as they provide an introductory comments on being a student in Division 19 and topics related to military psychology. Topics include Division 19 history and leadership structure, securing VA practicum experiences, preparing for Active Duty careers and HPSP, starting and developing a thriving Student Chapter, service, and APA convention.
Join Angela Legner, SAC Past-Chair, Kevin O'Leary, SAC Chair, and Jeremy Jinkerson, Virtual Project Officer, as they provide an introductory comments on being a student in Division 19 and topics related to military psychology. Topics include Division 19 history and leadership structure, securing VA practicum experiences, preparing for Active Duty careers and HPSP, starting and developing a thriving Student Chapter, service, and APA convention.
Mobile Health Best Practices in Clinical Care (with the National Center for Telehealth and Technology)
Join Drs. Christina Armstrong and Robert Ciulla of the National Center for Telehealth and Technology (T2) as they present "Mobile Health Best Practices in Clinical Care." The webinar focuses on empirical research in using mobile applications clinincally, the importance of training of mobile health core competencies, what the core competencies are, and the value of mobile health strategies.
PLEASE NOTE THAT VIDEO ONLY IS INCLUDED IN THE LINK. AUDIO IS AVAILABLE IN A FILE BELOW.
Join Drs. Christina Armstrong and Robert Ciulla of the National Center for Telehealth and Technology (T2) as they present "Mobile Health Best Practices in Clinical Care." The webinar focuses on empirical research in using mobile applications clinincally, the importance of training of mobile health core competencies, what the core competencies are, and the value of mobile health strategies.
PLEASE NOTE THAT VIDEO ONLY IS INCLUDED IN THE LINK. AUDIO IS AVAILABLE IN A FILE BELOW.
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Successful Preparation for US Army Internships
A panel of current US Army clinical psychology post-doctoral residents discuss Army APA-accredited internship opportunities and give recommendations for prospective applicants. The webinar provides an overview of Army psychology careers, the five internship sites, and characteristics of successful applicants. The panelists also discuss important tips on working with military recruiters. The webinar concludes with Q&A
Successful Preparation for US Army Internships
A panel of current US Army clinical psychology post-doctoral residents discuss Army APA-accredited internship opportunities and give recommendations for prospective applicants. The webinar provides an overview of Army psychology careers, the five internship sites, and characteristics of successful applicants. The panelists also discuss important tips on working with military recruiters. The webinar concludes with Q&A
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Navigating HPSP Through Different Branches
ENS Libby Bohme, USN, 2nd Lt Athena Hubbard, USAF, and 2LT Jennifer Barry, USA, discussed the Health Professions Scholarship Program, or HPSP. Specifically, they described the differences in the the HPSP process across the branches, their personal experiences, and how to build a competitive application, approach the personal statement/essays, interact with recruiters, and identify as officers.
ENS Libby Bohme, USN, 2nd Lt Athena Hubbard, USAF, and 2LT Jennifer Barry, USA, discussed the Health Professions Scholarship Program, or HPSP. Specifically, they described the differences in the the HPSP process across the branches, their personal experiences, and how to build a competitive application, approach the personal statement/essays, interact with recruiters, and identify as officers.
In-Uniform Clinical Psychology Webinar
CAPT Scott Johnston, USN, LTC Deborah Engerran, USA, and LT Kyle Bandermann, USN, presented on the various roles that Active Duty clinical psychologists hold across their career spans. Presenters discussed expectations of military psychologists, possible duty assignments, leadership roles, and some of the challenges and rewards of practicing psychology in uniform. With an emphasis on the differences in various duty assignments, presenters reviewed the various roles they have held within their careers.
Research in Military Psychology
Division 19 Student Chair-Select Nathan Tenhundfeld interviews research psychologists Dr. Paul Bartone, Dr. Armondo Estrada, and Dr. Bill Strickland regarding their career backgrounds, basic versus applied research, and different work designations (e.g., civilian vs commissioned, private contractor vs. governmental position). Academic life at service universities and basic funding are also addressed.
How to Get a VA Internship: Webinar with Dr. Zapata, Dr. Wolfman-Charles, and Dr. Amodio
Three VA Directors of Training discuss each of their internship sites, what they look for in applicants, and what they believe makes for a successful psychology intern within the VA.
How to Get a VA Internship: Webinar with Dr. Zapata, Dr. Wolfman-Charles, and Dr. Amodio
Three VA Directors of Training discuss each of their internship sites, what they look for in applicants, and what they believe makes for a successful psychology intern within the VA.
