Colorado OUD & SUD Training (COST) Program
In 2019 the Graduate School of Professional Psychology (GSPP) was awarded a graduate education grant, the Colorado OUD/SUD Training (COST) program, which is designed to address the Opiate Use Disorder (OUD)/Substance Use Disorder (SUD) needs of indigent and low-income persons, pregnant and parenting mothers, and Spanish-speaking Coloradans. The COST program will:
- Increase the number of doctoral students trained to provide OUD/SUD prevention and treatment services in high need, high demand areas by recruiting three cohorts of eight doctoral students/year
- Provide experiential education for students by placing them in partner sites that deliver integrated care, including tele-behavioral health and support, to high need communities in the metro Denver area
- Develop a tele-behavioral health training program for doctoral students and practicing professionals and expand telehealth service delivery at our on-site training clinic to serve remotely-located parents.
We will accept applications for the next cohort November 2020 through January 2021. There will be an information session in November 2020 to kick off the application cycle. Students can expect to be matched by February 2021.