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Upcoming Symposiums
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Not just
your average CE program ……
Solutions Symposium Series offers
exceptional presenters and comfortable venues.
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Expert workshop
presenters who provide an interesting
approach to topics
Practical, take home
strategies
Collegial environment
where questions are welcomed
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1. Recognize clinical
circumstances that increase the likelihood of
being called to court.
2. Identify practice-specific and ethical
strategies for managing those clinical
circumstances.
3. List plans for dealing with contentious,
court-related communications.
4. Describe techniques to more effectively
communicate with court officials.
5. State an understanding of the North Carolina
court system and processes, including subpoenas.
6. Demonstrate increased mastery and comfort
about clinical-legal interactions.
7. Identify strategies for increasing the
likelihood of being reimbursed for your time.
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Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Social Workers,
Marriage and Family Therapists, Counselors,
Nurses, Physician Assistants, and other
professionals in the mental health and medical
fields.
Presenter:
John F. Warren, III. completed his doctoral
training (Ph.D.) from Duke University in 1980.
He participated in the Winston-Salem Police
Academy in 1987. He completed the forensic
training program at the Institute of Law,
Psychiatry and Public Policy at the University
of Virginia in 1989 and is listed in the
National Register of Health Service Providers in
Psychology. He is an elected member of the
American Academy of Forensic Sciences, and he is
board certified in Forensic Psychology by the
American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP).
After years of clinical practice he returned to
complete a Physician Assistant medical program
and became certified as a physician assistant
(PA-C). In addition to his clinical forensic
practice, he works one day a week in a family
medicine practice, specializing in behavioral
medicine and psychopharmacology.
Dr. Warren conducts complex psychological
evaluations in the specialty areas of medical
psychology and forensic psychology. These
include risk assessments, evaluations of
patients with primary medical problems and work
injuries, disability evaluations, Independent
Medical Evaluations, and evaluations originating
from criminal, civil and family law processes.
He is a Managing Member of The FMRT Group (www.FMRT.com),
conducting medical and psychological evaluations
of police officer candidates, specialized
training for law enforcement, risk of violence
assessments, and Fitness for Duty evaluations.
He has directed two sex offender programs for
the NC DOC, and was a charter clinical member of
ABTSA, now ATSA. Dr. Warren has evaluated
patients involved in litigation in several
states, in federal and military courts; and in
administrative law proceedings. He has been
qualified as an expert witness more than 200
times.
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Continuing Education |
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Continuing education credit is
sponsored by
The
Institute for Continuing Education.
The program offers 6.00 contact hours, with full
attendance required. CE applications will be
available on site. If you have questions
regarding continuing education, please contact
The Institute at: 251-990-5030; FAX:
251-990-2665.
Who Should Attend/Skill Level:
This
training event is appropriate for mental health
professionals of all skill levels.
Continuing Education Credit
Offered
Psychology: This activity is
co-sponsored by Solutions of Hickory, PA and The
Institute for Continuing Education. The
Institute for Continuing Education is an
organization approved by the American
psychological Association (APA) to sponsor
continuing education for psychologists. The
Institute for Continuing Education maintains
responsibility for this program and its content.
Counseling: The Institute for
Continuing Education is an NBCC approved
continuing education provider and a co-sponsor
of this event. The Institute for Continuing
Education may award NBCC approved clock hours
for programs that meet NBCC requirements. The
Institute for Continuing Education maintains
responsibility for the content of this program.
NBCC Provider No. 5643.
Social Work: The Institute for
Continuing Education is approved as a provider
for social work continuing education by the
Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB),
through the Approved Continuing Education (ACE)
program. The Institute for Continuing Education
maintains responsibility for the program. ASWB
Provider No. 1007. Licensed social workers
should contact their individual state
jurisdiction to review current continuing
education requirements for license renewal.
Venue:
The symposium will be held at the Grandover
Resort in Greensboro, NC. The resort offers a
“classroom style” auditorium with full internet
access and plenty of space for participants.
Please visit their website at
www.grandoverresort.com or call 800-472-6301 if
you require lodging arrangements or directions.
Lunch is on your own, however there are two
restaurants onsite and several in the local
area.
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