John Rodwick

Serve as a clinical/counseling psychologist where my clinical, psychometric, and administrative abilities can be utilized to provide client services in a team-oriented mental health organizations

Qualifications & Specialties

• Motivated, self-driven, focused licensed psychologist and former college professor/administrator/ with 30 years experience as a clinician, therapist, director of adult out-patient services, mental health center CEO, and organizational trainer/consultant. Advisor to community-based organizations.

• Strong clinical skills in substance abuse, addiction, and SPMI populations. Clinical practice includes adolescents, adults and families; supervision of pre/post doctoral students; training clinicians in new treatment modalities; and working with integrated out-patient teams in a multi-cultural/national setting.

• Deep concern for client development using cognitive-behavioral, NLP and solution-focused approaches that promote self-empowerment and personal responsibility for wellness.

• Ability to use psychometric training to assess the clinical and developmental needs of individuals and families. Then create a viable therapeutic/vocational plan for redirection; and communicate this plan to clients and others as necessary or authorized within or external to the organization.

• Finely honed communications using technical writing and presentation skills to clearly articulate an individual or organizational message.

Education

• Ph.D. University of Northern Colorado (1964 — 1966)
• M.S. University at Albany, SUNY (1963 — 1964)
• B.S. SUNY New Paltz (1958 — 1962)

Companies

• Consulting Organizational & Clinical Psychologist John R Rodwick PhD LLC (2001)
• President National Association of Local Boards of Health (2014 — 2015)
• Board Certified Executive Coach Center for Creative Leadership (1989 — 2014)
• Consulting Psychologist Southwest Counseling Center (2003 — 2006)
• Dean of Development Studies; Vice President for Student Services; Chair & Professor: Business Mgt Pikes Peak Community College (1971 — 2001)
• Emeritus Professor: Business Management Pikes Peak Community College (1971 — 2001)
• Dean for Student Relations University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (1968 — 1971)
• Dean of Men; Professor of Psychology Saint Leo University (1966 — 1968)