About Dr. Jill Stinson
Education
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Joint PhD in Clinical Psychology / Psychology, Policy & Law from University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ
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Graduate study under the mentorship of Judith V. Becker, PhD (University of Arizona, retired) and Bruce D. Sales, JD, PhD (Indiana University Bloomington)
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Training focus on the etiology of sexual offending and contribution of serious psychopathology to offending behavior
Fulton State Hospital
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Internship & post-doctoral training (2005-2007)
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Sex Offender Treatment Coordinator (2007-2012)
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Internship Training Director of APA-accredited predoctoral internship (2010-2011)
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Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Missouri (2007-2016)
East Tennessee State University
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Assistant/Associate Professor (2012-present)
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Director of Clinical Training (2014-2023)
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2023-present - Chair, ETSU Campus IRB
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2022-present - Chair, ETSU College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Council
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2019-present - Member, Psychology Department Committee on Inclusion & Equity
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Member, ETSU Campus IRB (2013-2020)
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Undergraduate courses taught: Forensic Psychology (4807), Introduction to Personality (4100)
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Graduate courses taught: Legal & Ethical Issues in Psychology (5100), Forensic Psychology (5807), Mental Healthcare Administration & Consultation (7300), Psychological Assessment of Adults (5830), & Personality & Psychotherapy Models (5220)
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Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Tennessee (2013-present)
Notable achievements
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2022-present - Secretary, Executive Board of the Council of University Directors of Clinical Psychology
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2020 - Conference Chair, Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers
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2018 - Student Choice Award, Most Inspiring, East Tennessee State University
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2017 - College of Arts & Sciences New Faculty Award, East Tennessee State University
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2016 - Fellow, Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers
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2015-present - Associate Editor,
Sexual Abuse