bonnie ohye

director, veteran and family clinic; clinical director, family services

About

Experienced Director Of Family Services with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital & health care industry. Skilled in Professional Mentoring, Team Building, Writing, Program Development, and Team Leadership. Strong community and social services professional with a Post-Doctoral Fellowship focused in Clinical Child Psychology from Judge Baker Children's Center/Children's Hospital, Boston MA.

Country

united states

City

boston

Industry

hospital & health care

Skill

intellectually curious, flexible approach, team leadership, strategic planning, team building, program development, behavioral health, working with children, professional mentoring, psychotherapy, writing, research

Experience

board member

massachusetts psychological association

1990-9 - 1993-8 · 3 yrs

clinical and training supervisor

department of psychiatry massachusetts general hospital

1994-7 - 2017-4 · 22 yrs 10 mos

I have supervised, trained, and mentored psychologists and psychiatrists for my entire career, and continue to do so currently. The education of the next generation of mental health innovators, researchers, and practitioners is an activity integral to my professional identity and a continual source of professional enrichment and growth.

director of psychology training

boston regional medical center

1984-10 - 1993-1 · 8 yrs 4 mos

director, veteran and family clinic; clinical director, family services

massachusetts general hospital

2009-10 - Present · 17 yrs

Clinical leadership and management of family services in multi-disciplinary behavioral health program treating PTSD, TBI, and associated conditions of post-9/11 veterans/service members and their families. Strategic planning of major program expansion to include market analysis, outreach, communications and marketing plan, introduction of telemedicine, re-designed provider and community education, new clinical programs to address gaps in care to military families. Design and implementation of all family assessment, consultation, and treatment services to reflect a 3 generation model of care. Establishing a state-wide network of family mental health care to enhance access in the Commonwealth to military family-informed care. Oversight of research, program evaluation, and quality assurance.