Approved for 1.5 CE's
Three psychologists, Tona McGuire, Ph.D., Stacey Prince, Ph.D., Heidi Wasch, Ph.D., each mid or late in their careers, who have demonstrated creativity and purpose in their work, will provide guidance in developing successful and meaningful work over the decades. There will be Q&A, discussion, and opportunities for networking. Light refreshments will be provided.
Learning Objectives:
1. Participants will be able to identify obstacles that present during the course of a career in psychology.
2. Participants will be able to identify strategies to promote professional development.
3. Participants will be able to identify skills contributing to self-care and resilience.
Moderator: Jayde Pryzgoda, Ph.D., Madigan Army Medical Center
Approved for 1.5 CE
Cost: $10 (note 100% of fee will be donated to WSP Foundation’s charitable work.)
DATE: Saturday, February 23rd, 2019 9:30 am to 12:00 pm (Panel discussion starts at 10:00 am.)
LOCATION: 600 Stewart St., Suite 205 Downtown Seattle
PARKING: Parking is available for free Saturday, in the 2021 -7th Avenue Parking Garage, located two blocks north.
How does one survive and thrive as a psychologist for decades? How does one develop a meaningful, fulfilling career while managing the demands of work as a psychologist and one’s personal life? Our presenters are three seasoned and successful psychologists who have developed interesting and sustaining careers of their own, including mentoring and supporting junior psychologists. The panel discussion format allows for each presenter to provide examples and advice from their own careers, discuss issues of professional development and self-care amongst each other, and engage in discussions with the audience. Topics will include work/life balance, creating a specialty, boundaries, self-care and burn-out. This CE will provide ECPs with tools to help them proactively position themselves for a fruitful, long-term, and gratifying career.