Our colleagues are seeking to partner with community-based health organizations and school districts to recruit school-based mental health clinicians who work with diverse youth for a virtual project housed at the University of Washington (UW). The UW School Mental Health Assessment, Research, and Training (SMART) Center is recruiting school-based mental health clinicians to participate in a research study about equitable delivery of evidence-based services for Black and/or Latinx youth in middle and/or high school. The study aims to learn more about effective ways of helping clinicians to equitably implement evidence-based practices to improve students’ experience with school-based mental health support, especially for traditionally underserved populations. Participating clinicians will receive free training and consultation, earn CE credits, and up to $450 in study incentives.

Interested in participating? Reach out to the researchers at VIBRANT@uw.edu to express your interest or find out if you or your school-based program is eligible, follow the link in the button below.