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Hosford Counseling
and Psychological Services Clinic

Hosford - Staff

Hosford Staff

Staff

Clinic Director: Heidi A. Zetzer, Ph.D. (PSY 14216)           

The Clinic Director (Heidi Zetzer, Ph.D.) is responsible for the operation of the clinic, as well as for providing supervision to the clinic coordinator and clinic supervisors. The director and the faculty supervisors make case assignments on a weekly basis. The director handles public relations for the clinic by communicating with other community agencies and referral agents about the services offered by the clinic. Finally, she provides direct client services on an as-needed basis and is available for consultation on emergency cases.

Faculty Supervisors

Faculty supervisors, who are generally licensed psychologists, provide training and supervision for the clinicians and offer direct services to clients on an as-needed basis.  Faculty supervisors are responsible for the supervision of all first- and second-year clinicians and frequently supervise advanced students as well.  In addition, faculty supervisors are available for consultation in emergencies and share responsibilities for providing clinical coverage with the Clinic Director.

Clinic Supervisors

Clinic supervisors are advanced doctoral students in the CCSP Department.  They provide “live” supervision to clinicians on an as-needed basis.  Each supervisor is scheduled to be on duty during Clinic operating hours for one shift per week, at which time they monitor on-going clinic cases, handle telephone emergencies, and manage crisis situations under the supervision of the faculty supervisor on call.

Faculty Clinicians

Faculty clinicians are licensed psychologists or psychological assistants and are seeing clients in their capacity as faculty members in CCSP. They set their own schedules and use a separate fee structure.

Clinicians

Clinicians are doctoral students in the CCSP Department.  They provide direct clinical services under the supervision of the clinic supervisors, the Clinic Director, and faculty supervisors.  All CCSP clinicians (regardless of whether they see clients on- or off-site) are required to: a) Carry malpractice insurance and must file proof of current insurance with the Clinic Director, b) take the on line HIPAA training course offered by the university, c) sign and submit the HIPAA confidentiality agreement, and d) sign and submit the documentation as a Mandated Child Abuse Reporter.  All clinicians must be officially enrolled in the appropriate practicum class.



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