Poster 28 - Training our Future Integrated Health Professionals: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Clinical Training

Monday, April 27, 2026

1:15 PM - 1:45 PM MDT

Location: Screen 3, Exhibit Hall Poster Pavilion

Training both behavioral health and medical clinicians in evidence-based, team-based integrated care delivery increases early detection, appropriate and timely treatment, and overall population health. We describe our interprofessional training programs, funding, and training outcomes, and share our team science approach to understanding and disseminating knowledge about how to best serve our communities through integrated primary care.

Learning Objectives:

Identify the foundational principles of integrated behavioral health and how they differ from traditional, siloed systems of care.
Analyze real-world examples and current data to understand the impact of integrated care on health outcomes, equity, and stigma reduction.
Apply practical strategies and problem-solving approaches to address barriers and support the implementation of integrated care in participants’ own settings.

Poster Presenter(s)

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Stephanie C. Marcello, Licensed Psychologist

AVP Academics, Chief Psycholoigyt
Rutgers Health University Behavioral Health Care
Piscataway, New Jersey

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Holly Lister, Licensed Psychologist

Program Manager
Rutgers Health University Behavioral Health Care
Piscataway, New Jersey

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Katie Hilton

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Rina Haleva, MEd

Training and Consultation Specialist
Rutgers Center for Integrated Care
Piscataway, New Jersey

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