WORKING WITH STUDENTS ACCROSS DISCIPLINES TO DEVELOP CLINICIANS AND RESEARCHERS FOR TOMORROW

The Integrated Primary Care Track (IPCT) in the UW Psychology Residency Program is designed to prepare psychologists to participate in and promote integrated behavioral health in primary care. Psychology residents in the IPCT will be placed at family medicine clinics where they will serve as a team consultant on cognitive-behavioral interventions and behavior management plans, providing brief interventions grounded in empirically-supported approaches, assisting primary care providers and maximizing treatment opportunities and engagement with patients.

Individualized, mentored opportunities to expand research skills in areas such as integrated behavioral health, substance use disorder, disparities research, and biomedical informatics.

Tracy Anastas, PhD
Post Doctoral Trainee 2022-current
Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
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Claire Simon, MD
Post Doctoral Trainee 2023-current
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Work with the Stephens Research Group on active projects to develop research skills in various disciplines.

Ivan Rahmatullah
Doctoral Trainee 2020-current

Weipeng Zhou
Doctoral Trainee 2022-current
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Kris Ma, PhD
Psychology Resident 2019-2020
Post Doctoral Trainee 2020-2021
Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
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Jennifer Rolfes, MS, MBA
Doctoral Student 2018-2019
Integrated Behavioral Health
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Terri Lovins, Ms
Masters Candidate 2015-2017
Human Centered Design and Engineering
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Alison Kosel
Doctoral Candidate 2014-2016
Biostatistics
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Manijeh Naseri, MSIM
Masters Candidate 2013
Information Management
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