HDFS graduate Cameron Froude, PhD, MA, LMFT – the Behavioral Health Program Manager of the John Muir Health Family Medicine Residency Program – has been awarded a $925,000 grant: 2018-2021 SONG-BROWN GRANT – Training family medicine residents in team-based, whole-person care.  Role: Principle Investigator; Project Coordinator. The goals of this project are threefold: to train residents in facilitating interprofessional group medical visits for patients at a local FQHC; to train residents in providing integrated biomedical and behavioral healthcare to patients treated on a mobile health van, and; to support one resident position for 3 years.

HDFS and Early Childhood alum Wheeler DeAngelis (2015) discusses his experiences as an early childhood educator and emphasizes the importance of infant-toddler teachers.  The post appears on a blog sponsored by the MA Association for the Education of Young Children, which highlights the strong training he received as an ECDE and HDFS student.