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Doctorate of Physician Assistant Studies, Touro University

University of Utah School of Medicine

Physician Assistant program.. Touro University  Principal Faculty, Academic Coordinator, curriculum planning, development and assessment, accreditation management, mock site visit coordination, Faculty advisor, admissions committee Principal Fa

Doctorate of Physician Assistant Studies, Touro University

University of Utah School of Medicine

Physician Assistant program.. Touro University  Principal Faculty, Academic Coordinator, curriculum planning, development and assessment, accreditation management, mock site visit coordination, Faculty advisor, admissions committee Principal Faculty, Academic Coordinator of inaugural PA program in Puerto Rico, admissions committee member, academic advisor, curriculum mapping.  US Department of Health and Human Services, FEMA Office of Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR) 

Academic Departments Psychiatry -Advanced Practice Clinician
Academic Divisions Adult Psychiatry
Board Certification 

National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants

Undergraduate 

Prepharmacy - Albany State University

A.S.

Undergraduate

Biology, minor in Chemistry - University of Utah B.S.

Undergraduate Sociology 

Academic Departments Psychiatry -Advanced Practice Clinician
Academic Divisions Adult Psychiatry
Board Certification 

National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants

Undergraduate 

Prepharmacy - Albany State University

A.S.

Undergraduate

Biology, minor in Chemistry - University of Utah B.S.

Undergraduate Sociology - University of Utah B.S. Undergraduate Diversity - University of Utah Certificate Graduate Training Physician Assistant - University of Utah M.P.A.S.  

Doctoral Training Medical Science - University of Lynchburg DMSc 

Postdoctoral Fellowship 

General Psychiatry - University of Lynchburg Fellow 

 Hugh D. Watt, MSW, LCSW, is a survivor of childhood sex abuse and the loss of a brother to addiction and suicide. As a therapist for more than twenty-five years, and a federal Probation Officer for more than 19 years. Hugh has developed his Trial Action Path or (TAP) Viewpoint to help thousands of people grow resilient after trials in th

 Hugh D. Watt, MSW, LCSW, is a survivor of childhood sex abuse and the loss of a brother to addiction and suicide. As a therapist for more than twenty-five years, and a federal Probation Officer for more than 19 years. Hugh has developed his Trial Action Path or (TAP) Viewpoint to help thousands of people grow resilient after trials in their lives.  He has been certified as a Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) peer support member for law enforcement. He is the author of the Trial Tappers Self-Help book series and YouTube creator with thousands of followers. He has been married for more than 30 years and has three sons. 

 Dr. England's academic credentials include a Doctor of Clinical Forensic Neuropsychology from

the Forest Institute, a Master of Science in Forensic Entomology from Oregon State University,

and a Master of Arts in Psychology from the University of Colorado. He is a United States Navy

Officer with over 19 years of leadership experience and ho

 Dr. England's academic credentials include a Doctor of Clinical Forensic Neuropsychology from

the Forest Institute, a Master of Science in Forensic Entomology from Oregon State University,

and a Master of Arts in Psychology from the University of Colorado. He is a United States Navy

Officer with over 19 years of leadership experience and holds several certifications, including

Advanced Certified Personal & Executive Coach and Navy Warrior Toughness Trainer.

 Jason was born in Whittier California. He lived in California until he was 12. He moved to Phoenix Arizona until he was 19. He then served a mission in the Chile, Santiago South Mission. His parents moved to Brandon Florida while on his mission so he returned home to Florida. After a few months he started college at the BYU Jerusalem Cen

 Jason was born in Whittier California. He lived in California until he was 12. He moved to Phoenix Arizona until he was 19. He then served a mission in the Chile, Santiago South Mission. His parents moved to Brandon Florida while on his mission so he returned home to Florida. After a few months he started college at the BYU Jerusalem Center. After a semester in Jerusalem he attended BYU in Provo Utah. He received his bachelor’s degree in Family Science. After graduation he began working in the substance abuse field and became a Licensed Substance Abuse Counselor (Today it's known as ASUDC). He worked in the Utah State Prison as a counselor. While working at the prison he became a Certified Mediator. He got his Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Utah. He has worked in the substance abuse world for 23 years. He has worked in several residential programs as the Clinical Director including an all-women's facility. He then spent one year working in the 10 Nursing Homes in Utah County during Covid-19. He now works as the supervisor of the children and youth crisis team for Wasatch Behavioral Health responding to children and youth who are in crisis. He also supervises the hospital liaisons for Utah County getting people in and out of the psych wards and the Utah State Hospital. He is married and has 7 children (5 boys and 2 girls), and 3 daughters-in-law. He wrote a book titled, "The Reality of Perception."