ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Podcast Guest:
Dr. Amanda McNab is the quality improvement and training manager for Crisis Intervention and Support Services at Huntsman Mental Health Institute here at the University of Utah. She is a licensed clinical social worker and has worked in the field for more than 20 years, and, congratulations, Amanda, on just earning recently your doctorate from the University of Kentucky.
Pace Yourself is produced by and recorded at the College of Science | University of Utah. Engineer is Ross Chambless and Sound editor/marketing is Seth Harper. www.science.utah.edu. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIN
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