معرفی
Carilyn Ellis serves as Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Director of the Doctor of Clinical Psychology Program, and Director of Clinical Training at George Fox University's Graduate School of Clinical Psychology since 2022. An alumna of the program (2014), she brings extensive experience from integrated primary care, community health education, and private practice across rural and urban Oregon settings.
Her educational qualifications include:
- Postdoctoral Master’s in Clinical Psychopharmacology from Fairleigh Dickinson University (2018)
- Master’s in Clinical Psychology from George Fox University (2011)
- Bachelor’s in Psychology from the University of Alaska Fairbanks (2005)
Dr. Ellis specializes in integrated primary care and community health, focusing on behavioral interventions for clients with complex medical conditions in underserved populations. Her clinical psychopharmacology training informs a holistic approach to treating physical and psychological comorbidities, particularly in primary care integration models.
Professionally, she maintains a Salem-based private practice and provides behavioral health consultation to medical practices. Her community engagement includes foster parenting for Oregon DHS and dog rescue organizations, alongside church activities at New Hope Foursquare.
