Erin S. Bullett

Erin S. Bullett serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor and Executive Director of the Psychological Services Clinic (PSC) within the Department of Psychology at the University of Missouri. She divides her responsibilities between direct clinical care, supervision of doctoral students in clinical psychology, and administrative leadership of the PSC. Dr. Bullett actively contributes to departmental governance through her roles on the Diversity Enhancement Committee and the PSC’s Clinic Executive Committee and Transdiagnostic Skills Therapy team.

Her academic credentials include:

• Bachelor’s degree from Syracuse University
• M.S. in Kinesiology with emphasis in Sport Psychology from Georgia Southern University
• M.S. and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Saint Louis University

Dr. Bullett’s clinical and research focus centers on evidence-based mental health treatment with deep integration of diversity, equity, and inclusion principles. She prioritizes multicultural competence, health equity, and systemic advocacy, demonstrated through extensive continuing education in transgender healthcare (STITCH program), perinatal mental health, telepsychology, Medicare policy advocacy, and digital mental health innovation. Her work actively challenges oppressive systems while empowering clients through identity-affirming care across dimensions of gender, race, sexuality, disability, and socioeconomic status.

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Dr. Bullett provides clinical supervision to doctoral students in the clinical psychology program while leading the PSC’s operations. Her administrative role encompasses strategic clinic development, compliance oversight (including HIPAA and Open Notes Rule adaptation), and committee-driven initiatives focused on diversity enhancement. She integrates advocacy into practice through CMS policy engagement and forensic psychology anti-racism training.

As Executive Director of the Psychological Services Clinic, Dr. Bullett leads the Transdiagnostic Skills Therapy team and oversees clinical services delivery. Her operational framework emphasizes evidence-based care models adapted for telehealth expansion during the pandemic, with specialized focus on perinatal mood disorders and skills-based recovery protocols.