Psychology Internship Brochure - Florida Department of Children ...

Susana Lozada-Murray (Argosy-Tampa) is licensed in FL and working in private practicethat primarily serves the Hispanic population. She is also an adjunct professor at the FloridaSchool of Professional Psychology.William Bruer (Argosy Atlanta) is licensed in the state of Georgia. He is currently a psychologistat the Atlanta Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and currently in private practicein Alpharetta, Georgia with a company called Open Door Psychology, LLC.Elizabeth Burns (Florida Institute of Technology) is licensed in the state of New York andis working in a state hospital.Allison Gunderson (Argosy Hawaii) has completed her dissertation andIs working as a Forensic Coordinator in Kailua, Hawaii.Jessica Karle (Nova) is licensed in Florida and working in a community mental health setting.Meghan Mc Brearty (Seattle Pacific University) is working at a State Hospital in Hawaii.Amanda Simmons (La Salle University) is licensed in the state of Floridaand is currently working on the Geriatric unit at NEFSH.Chad Breznay (Florida Institute of Technology) completed his post doctoral residency atTreasure Coast Forensic Treatment Facility and is currently studying for the EPPP.**All former interns listed have given written permission to use their names and information for the purpose of this brochure .Directions to Northeast Florida State HospitalFrom Jacksonville: This trip will take about 45 minutes to an hour (if you are coming from the airport).Get on 95 South leading to 295 South. Pick up I-10 West and continue until you see Exit 335. You willbe getting on State Road 121 South. Take this exit and turn right (going south). You are now about onemile from the hospital. You will pass Renaissance West (on the left). Immediately past that you will seeour hospital on the left. Turn in and stop at the information booth. You may tell the security guard thatyou have an appointment to see Dr. King and you will receive a visitor's pass. Proceed past the informationbooth and turn right. You will drive for about a minute and look for signs indicating either"Building One" or "Administration." Turn left, and you may park anywhere in this area. Enter the lobbyand someone from the Psychology Department will meet you.From Tallahassee: This trip will take about two and a half to three hours. Get on I-10 East. Look forExit 335. You will be getting on State Road 121 South. Exit and take a left (going south). You are nowabout one mile from the hospital. You will pass Renaissance West (on the left). Immediately past thatyou will see the state hospital on the left. Turn in and stop at the information booth. You may tell the securityguard that you have an appointment to see Dr. King and you will receive a visitor's pass. Proceedpast the information booth and turn right. You will drive for about a minute and look for signs indicatingeither "Building One" or "Administration." Turn left and you may park anywhere in this area. Enter thelobby and someone from the Psychology Department will meet you.18