Div. 31 Presents Awards During APA's Annual Convention

Div. 31 President Linda Knauss, PhD and others presented awards to psychologists for outstanding contributions in the field.

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State, Provincial and Territorial Psychological Association Affairs. (2017, October 1). Div. 31 Presents Awards During APA's Annual Convention. https://www.apadivisions.org/division-31/publications/newsletters/focus/2017/10/convention-awards

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Psychologist of the year, Peter Oppenheimer, PhD, is honored by Div. 31 President Linda Knauss, PhD.

Ray Michael Droby, PhD, received the Excellence in Rural Health Award from Committee on Rural Health Chair, Emily Selby-Nelson, PsyD.

Nan Klein, PhD, of the Utah Psychological Association was recognized by President Knauss for the association's success in passing legislation to become part of PSYPACT.

Lisa Linning, PhD, on behalf of the Nevada Psychological Association, was recognized for Nevada's successes in passing legislation to become part of PSYPACT, for achieving Medicaid reimbursement for services provided by doctoral interns, and for successfully changing the corporate practice law to allow psychologists to partner with physicians for integrated health care practices.

Lisa Linning, PhD, was recognized for Nevada's successes in passing legislation to become part of PSYPACT, for achieving Medicaid reimbursement for services provided by doctoral interns, and for successfully changing the corporate practice law to allow psychologists to partner with physicians for integrated health care practices.

Susan Farber, PhD, and V. Page Haviland, PhD, were recognized on behalf of the Idaho Psychological Association for achieving prescription privileges.