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Dr. Hildebrandt was elected as one of two CPA Representatives to APA Council for the term of 2007-2009
I am honored to be nominated to run as CPA representative to APA Council of Representatives. My goals are to build bridges between CPA and APA among its many psychologists with varied academic, practice, and organizational backgrounds. One of the important issues which APA Council approved recently was consideration of a Ph.D. as the minimum qualification for licensure. Washington State has already passed similar legislation. This guideline could eventually affect CPA’s legislative agenda. I pledge to work closely with the CPA Board on issues which affect its members in order to build consensus.
CPA and APA activities include:
- CPA President, 2004
- Chair, Executive Director Search Committee, 2004
- Chair, GAC, 2001-2002
- Chair, RxP Task Force, 2005
- Chair, CPA Division I, Clinical and Professional Practice, 2006
- Founder, CPA Division V of Clinical Psychopharmacology, 2005
- Established President’s Task Force on Diversity, which produced CPA’s diversity strategic plan, 2004
- Member CPA-PAC, 2001-2006
- PAC Secretary, 2003
- CPA BOD, 2001- present
- APA Practice Directorate’s State Leadership Conference, attendee for five years.
- APA Convention, panelist “States’ RxP Efforts”, 2005
- Search Committee, Editor of Clinicians Research Digest
- Member, APA Divisions 31, 37, 42, 55, and AAP-PLAN
- Chair, Membership Committee, Division 31, 2004-2006
Awards include:
- APA Heiser Award for Advocacy, 2003
- CPA Silver Psi award for service to CPA, 2002
- CPA Advocacy Award, 2003
- San Diego Psychological Association Fellow, 2005
Sallie E. Hildebrandt, Ph.D.
Chair, Division I, CPA
Past President (2004), CPA
4130 La Jolla Village Dr., Ste. 301
La Jolla, CA 92037
Phone: 858-453-1800
Fax: 858-452-3992
info@sallie2006.com
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