Nikki R. Wooten, PhD, LISW-CP
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Columbia, South Carolina Area United States
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Assistant Professor
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Education
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http://cosw.sc.edu/faculty/nikki-wooten
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Currently Principal Investigator of Behavioral Health Care in Army Warrior Transition Units (National Institute on Drug Abuse 1K01DA037412; 2014-2019) and Assistant Professor, University of South Carolina, College of Social Work, specializing in military social work research and practice. My current research examines post-deployment health and military behavioral health services utilization in Army service members with a specific focus on Army women and gender/racial differences in post-deployment substance use and mental health status, and military and veteran behavioral health service utilization. I teach graduate level foundation clinical practice courses focusing on practice with indi...
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military medicine warrior transition unit opioid use disorder treatment u. s. army opioid use disorder opioid behavioral health military deployment substance use disorder treatment military health system beneficiaries
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Personal Information
Organização/Local de trabalho
Columbia, South Carolina Area United States
Cargo
Assistant Professor
Setor
Education
Site
http://cosw.sc.edu/faculty/nikki-wooten
Sobre
Currently Principal Investigator of Behavioral Health Care in Army Warrior Transition Units (National Institute on Drug Abuse 1K01DA037412; 2014-2019) and Assistant Professor, University of South Carolina, College of Social Work, specializing in military social work research and practice. My current research examines post-deployment health and military behavioral health services utilization in Army service members with a specific focus on Army women and gender/racial differences in post-deployment substance use and mental health status, and military and veteran behavioral health service utilization. I teach graduate level foundation clinical practice courses focusing on practice with indi...
Marcadores
military medicine warrior transition unit opioid use disorder treatment u. s. army opioid use disorder opioid behavioral health military deployment substance use disorder treatment military health system beneficiaries
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