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My Biography
As Program Director of the Chronic Pain Department, I oversee program services for members with chronic pain. The Chronic Pain Management clinic allows me to apply my expertise in management, health psychology, supervision, and chemical dependency. I feel truly fortunate to work with such a dedicated group of people committed to providing quality patient care.
Kaiser Permanente’s integrated health care model helps patients at every point on a continuum of care, from prevention to early intervention to treatment and ongoing care, for a broad array of health conditions. Our clinicians collaborate actively with one another, sharing their knowledge while assisting patients in the direction of wellness and recovery. One of the most gratifying aspects of my work is witnessing patients emerge from our programs with greater hope, useful pain management tools, and with increased physical and psychological function.
Away from work, I enjoy reading nonfiction, traveling, entertaining, and spending time with my family. I love to hike and play tennis, and those are just two ways in which I thrive!
Undergraduate Education: BA in Sociology State University of New York at Albany
Graduate Education: PhD in Psychology, State University of New York at Albany
Residency Program: Veteran's Administration Medical Center, San Francisco
Fellowships: Kaiser Foundation Hospital, South San Francisco
Board Certification: California Board of Psychology Licensed Psychologist (PSY16220)
Professional Affiliations: American Psychological Association
Began Practice: 1995
Joined Kaiser Permanente: 1995
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