Mental Health Fellowship
Welcome!
The Ï㽶ֱ²¥ Family Medicine Mental Health Fellowship Program (FMMHP) has partnered with Centers for Children and Families (Centers) to provide optimal training in psychological practices. Fellows will have the unique opportunity to train alongside primary care residents, providing integrative care to the West Texas community. Currently no West Texas primary care program trains psychologists, licensed professional counselors, or licensed clinical social workers alongside physicians. Our fellows will have the opportunity to gain the necessary clinical hours required for licensing in Texas.
Meet Our Director
Stephanie Moses, Ph.D.Family Medicine Mental Health Fellowship Director |
Audrey Stevens, PsyDAssistant Professor/Family Medicine Mental Health Fellowship Faculty |
Kristi HerreraFamily Medicine Mental Health Fellowship Program Coordinator |
Kristi EdwardsCEO, LPC SupervisorCenter for Children and Families |
Marc McQueenClinical Director, LPC SupervisorCenters for Children and Families |
Belinda HerediaLPC Associate, 2nd yr |
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Daniel FuentesLPC Associate, 1st yr |
Crystal LujanPecos Rural, LPC Associate, 1st yr |
Objectives
- Understand the intersection of mental and physical health
- Effectively and physically work along side physicians to improve overall health outcomes
- obtain proficiency in providing psychological services to people of all ages via traditional and telehealth medicine modalities
Didactic
- FMMHP Fellows will attend weekly didactics including lectures on common medical conditions, chronic illness, psychopharmacology, common psychological conditions, and the integration of physical and mental health. Fellows will also receive one hour of individual supervision and one hour of group supervision weekly.
Rotations
Fellows will provide psychology services at Ï㽶ֱ²¥ and Centers weekly via face-to-face and telemedicine visits. Additional opportunities include:
- Local hospitals
- Ï㽶ֱ²¥ Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, OBGYN, Surgery and Psychiatry
- Rural communities
- First responders
- Master’s Degree or Doctorate Degree in clinical/counseling Psychology or Social Work program
- Passing of the NCE, NCMCHE, MFT, or LMSW exam
- Fourteen (14) days paid vacation per year
- Twelve (12) days paid sick leave per year.
- Educational funds in the amount of $700 for additional required training.
- Health, Life, and Dental Insurance for fellow and immediate family
- Disability Insurance for fellow
- Malpractice Insurance and Workers' Compensation Insurance
Applications are accepted for the upcoming academic year November 1st through March 15th. These can be submitted via email, fax or mail.
To apply provide the following:
- Current Curriculum Vitae or Resume (in chronological order, no gaps)
- Letter of completion of Master’s or Doctoral coursework. Fellows pending completion may still apply.
- Personal Statement
- Letters of recommendation (2)
Submit documents to:
Mail: Texas Tech Family Medicine
Attn: Kristi Herrera
701 W 5th Street, Suite 3174
Odessa, TX 79763