Tiffany M. Latham, Psy.D. Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

United States

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Washington D.C. Metro Area

Responsible for consulting, program development, program implementation, and project management of SBIRT and Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) programs in emergency departments nationally. Delivered executive-level presentations and applied subject matter expertise to improve hospital systems delivery of patient care related to substance use.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Tracked and improved client initiatives. Maintained leadership over developing, executing, and ongoing management of internal operations. Spearheaded the onboarding of contractors. Collaborated cross-functionally with subject matter experts to deploy changes. Facilitated training of new and current staff/contractors to improve behavioral health services.

Towson, Maryland

Create, share, and drive best practices. Maximized organization structure of team by identifying and addressing specific learning needs and gaps. Utilized presentation skills to communicate strategic project plans. Identified areas of improvement and developed a workflow to measure training effectiveness. Collaborated with key learning stakeholders.

Baltimore, Maryland

Delivered culturally sensitive HIV healthcare and case management through Ryan White grant funding in a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). Maintained compliance with grant funding and local regulations. Collaborated with high-energy interdisciplinary consultation team to deliver programmatic services including HIV medication management and nutrition.

Concord, New Hampshire

APA-Accredited Internship. Provided integrated primary care to a generalist population on an outpatient and inpatient basis at the Concord Hospital Family Health Center. Individual and family therapy were provided from a biopsychosocial, patient and family centered medical home, cognitive-behavioral, and family systems framework. Conducted psychological.

Berkeley, California

Supported individuals from Mexico and Central America in applying for asylum due to issues related to persecution, discrimination, and domestic violence. Provided psychodiagnostic evaluations to asylum applicants. Received training in cross-cultural diagnostic evaluations, asylum, trauma, and immigration law as it pertains to psychological practice..

North Richmond, California

Provided integrative behavioral health services within a primary care and family practice setting. Patient population included a large minority population who generally reside in a low socioeconomic and marginalized community. Patients presented with a myriad of challenges including family or relationship difficulties, bereavement, trauma, violence.

Berkeley, California

Provided evidence-based treatment modalities and patient-centered therapy to a diverse population of adults in a multidisciplinary community mental health setting.Intake interviews were completed and assessed to determine if the clinic's services were an appropriate fit for a client's mental health needs. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance.

Emeryville, California

Provided family and teacher consultation, as well as individual therapy to a multicultural population of youth students ages 8-18. Utilized the Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC) framework which integrated attachment, psychodynamic, systems, and family theories. Provided healthy psychological development and fostered resilience in the face of.

Hampton, Virginia

Facilitated programs for women between 18-22 in prison and youth between 7-13 which addressed community outreach and needs assessment.Conducted interviews on mental health issues and challenges, organized data and made recommendations regarding treatment plans and initiatives/interventions.Supervisor: Dr. Zina T. McGee, Ph.D.

Newport News, Virginia

Led individual and group counseling with a multicultural population of at risk adolescent students. Counseling focused on crisis intervention, family intervention, problem solving and decision making, substance abuse, grief, and anger management. Collaborated with school staff to develop intervention and prevention strategies for students.Provided case.

Hampton, Virginia

Campus representative and student/faculty liaison.

Hampton, Virginia

Analyzed existing data using SPSS to develop statistical models for publication and presentation on violence and crime for Dr. Zina McGee, Ph.D.

Hampton, Virginia

Facilitated daily educational programs that provided early intervention alternatives designed to prepare minority adolescent females from low-income families to overcome the challenges of their future. Implemented educational programs focused on encouraging the young women to master physical, intellectual and emotional challenges. Supervisor: Laticia Stith

Hampton, Virginia

Conducted interpersonal interviews with inner-city youth. Applied primary qualitative data to existing psychological theories. Established practical solutions to prevent juvenile crime.Supervisor: Dr. Zina McGee, Ph.D.

Hampton, Virginia

Provided social and emotional support to a community of economically disadvantaged women with incarcerated children. Examined the effects of incarceration on the family structure. Published a scholarly article regarding the relationship between race and crime.Supervisor: Dr. Zina T. McGee, Ph. D.

Hampton, Virginia

Trained in the skills of Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS). Researched the relationship between juvenile delinquency and peer influences. Presented research findings to the Hampton University Department of Psychology. Supervisor: Dr. Zina McGee, Ph.D.

Hampton, Virginia

Facilitated programs for young women and youth in prison, which addressed community outreach and needs assessment. Conducted interviews on mental health issues and challenges. Organized data and provided treatment plan recommendations and interventions. Supervisor: Dr. Zina McGee, Ph.D.

Hampton, Virginia

Surveyed socio-economically disadvantaged women with incarcerated children, examined the effects of incarceration on the family structure, and published a scholarly article regarding race and crime, for Dr. Zina McGee, Ph.D.

Doctor Of Psychology (Psy.D), Clinical Psychology

Activities and Societies: Guardian Ad Litem to the Alameda County California Superior Court and East Bay Children’s Law Offices, The.

Bachelor’S Degree, Psychology

Activities and Societies: Greer Dawson Wilson Student Leadership Program, Beta Kappa Chi National Honor Society, Psi Chi Honor Society.