Sallie Hildebrandt, Ph.D., for Member at Large, Division 31

I am honored to be nominated to run for Member-at-Large of Division 31. My goal is to work with Board members on issues which associations face, such as licensing board consolidation, consideration of a Ph.D. as minimum qualification for licensure, hospital staff privileges, and prescriptive authority. As chair of Division 31’s Membership Committee, new members exceeded expectations and membership has stabilized.

CPA and APA activities include:

• California Psychological Association (CPA) President, 2004
• Chair, CPA Executive Director Search Committee, 2004
• Chair, CPA GAC, 2001-2002
• Chair, CPA 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 strategic plan for diversity, 2004
• Member CPA-PAC, 2001-2006
• PAC Secretary, 2003
• CPA BOD, 2001 - present
• APA Practice Directorate’s State Leadership Conference, attendee for six years. Invited presenter, 2001
• APA Convention, panelist “States’ RxP Efforts”, 2005
• Search Committee, Editor of Clinicians Research Digest, 2004
• Member, APA Divisions 31, 37, 42, 55, and AAP-PLAN
• Chair, Membership Committee, Division 31, 2004-present
• Federal Advocacy Coordinator, 2007
• APA Council Representative, 2007

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
• CPA Distinguished Contribution to Psychology as a Profession Award, 2007