Jaedon earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from UAF in 2005 and master's in clinical psychology from UAA in 2009. As a PhD candidate, he is finishing his fourth year in the Joint UAF-UAA Clinical-Community Psychology Doctoral Program with rural indigenous emphasis. Throughout his graduate education, he has been a research assistant at the Center for Behavioral Health Research and Services and consultant for the Alaska Psychiatric Institute’s Telebehavioral Health Services. As a clinician, he has worked at the University’s Psychological Services Center, at Anchorage’s Veteran’s Affairs office, and at Anchorage Community Mental Health. Currently, he is instructing clinical psychology UAA. His professional interests include telehealth, psychological testing and assessment, rural health issues, and multicultural diversity. In addition to AK-PA, Jaedon holds positions in UAA’s Graduate Student Association (GSA) and the Anchorage University Kiwanis Club.
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