Curriculum Vitae
DeAnn K. Smetana DBH, LMHC, LPC, NCC
Doctor of Behavioral Health
Licensed Mental Health Counselor – Washington #LH60136267
Licensed Professional Counselor – Oregon #C2794
18608 SE 11th Street
Vancouver, WA. 98683
360-254-2055 – Home / 360-931-8895 - Mobile
DeAnn.Smetana@comcast.net
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Education
Arizona State University, Phoenix, Arizona
Doctorate in Behavioral Health - Primary Care Psychology
George Fox University, Tigard, Oregon
Masters of Arts: Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Warner Pacific College, Portland, Oregon
Bachelors of Science: Human Development
Areas of Concentration: Human development and family studies
University of Phoenix, Tigard, Oregon
Flex-Net Certification: Online Instructional Certification
Clinical Experience
Ceridian – Oregon National Guard, Oregon
Director of Psychological Health – Medical Command Unit
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6/2012 - Present
Oversee and coordinate mental health access for assessment, problem solving, educational and
motivational activities, referral, and monitoring, behavioral health consultation and follow
services.
Responsible for providing direct, face-to-face onsite assessment/referral and consultation for the
purpose of providing clinical assessment, counseling/problem solving, referral, monitoring and
follow up services.
Provide health and wellness trainings at National Guard Bureau sites.
Provide clinical case management.
Maintain case documentation in accordance with the terms and conditions defined under the
National Guard Bureau agreement.
Provide critical incident event management services.
Provide supervisor/commander consultation services.
Develop; maintain positive relationships at multiple levels within the National Guard Bureau
Service Team, providing clinical services and/or case management for clinical cases.
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Consult with National Guard Bureau staff to prepare needs analysis initiatives, program
design/customizations, and effective measurements of psychological health services to solidify
value.
Prepare for and present National Guard Bureau orientations, supervisor/commander trainings
and briefings.
Develop annual account management plan that includes PHS awareness campaigns,
supervisor/team leader training, member orientations, health promotion activities and plans for
aligning the PHS and its resources
Document all activities and present that data in a fashion that emphasizes the value of the
service, including information on the outcome of consultation and follow-up.
Kaiser Permanente – Health Education II
Sea Mar (Seattle-Marysville) – Medical Clinic, Vancouver WA.
Primary Care - Behavioral Health Practitioner
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1/2011 – 1/2012
Primary care – behavioral health clinician.
Disease Management – chronic pain, diabetes, stress management, hypertension, smoking
cessation, anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders, etc.
Recognition and treatment of mental disorders and psychosocial problems that present in the
primary care setting.
Hall way handoffs as needed by PCP, brief, solution focused interventions.
Timely and succinct feedback to the PCP regarding consultation and findings.
Obtaining quality clinical outcomes with high prevalence mental disorders.
Efficient and effective treatment and management of clients with chronic emotional and/or
health problems.
Management of clients who use medical visits to obtain needed social support.
Improving the quality of primary care provider interventions with the aid of behavioral health
consultation.
Efficiently moving clients into appropriate mental health specialty care when indicated.
Oregon Health Sciences University – Portland OR.
Primary Care- Behavioral Health Practitioner – Doctoral Internship
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5/2013 - Present
8/2010 – 2/2011
Primary care – behavior health clinician
Disease Management – chronic pain, diabetes, hypertension, smoking cessation, anxiety,
depression, and sleep disorders, etc.
Identification of implementation of a treatment plan.
Promotion of education and skill building to enhance psychological and physical health of
patients seen a high utilizer’s that require ongoing services and monitoring.
Group counseling
1:1 individual counseling to reduce symptoms and increase patient functionality
Con-Med Healthcare – Clark County, Vancouver, WA.
9/2009 -2/2012
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
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Crisis plans, crisis intervention, stabilization, and triage.
Perform behavioral health screenings and mental health assessments.
Intake evaluations and suicide risk assessments.
I provide counseling services and psycho education using proven therapeutic techniques that
both encourage and support change within the human condition.
1:1 individual counseling. I facilitated and managed group counseling – anxiety, coping skills,
domestic violence, and anger management.
Referrals to behavioral health programs.
Lower Columbia Mental Health, Longview, WA.
6/2008 - 6/2009
Mental Health Counselor - Internship
 Perform behavioral health screenings and mental health assessments.
 Intake evaluations and suicide risk assessments.
 I provided counseling services and psycho education using proven therapeutic techniques that
both encourage and support change within the human condition.
 1:1 individual counseling. I facilitated and managed group counseling – anxiety, coping skills,
domestic violence, and anger management.
 Referrals to behavioral health programs.
Clark County RSN, Vancouver, Washington
1/2011 – Present
 Quality Review Team – Mental Health Advisory Board, Elected Position – 3 year commitment
Related Experience
AT&T Mobility
District Sales Coordinator
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8/1994 - 8/2008
Developed, implemented and coordinated regional sales meetings, workshops, retreats and sales
A registered counselor managing a case load of clients with a variety of needs ranging from
social, educational, and mental health issues. Assisted clients/patients with transitions.
Conducted counseling sessions with individuals, families, couples, and groups using proven
counseling techniques designed to enhance personal growth.
Performed psychosocial assessments using the DSM TR-IV 5 Axis system, developed treatment
plans, wrote progress notes, suicide contracts, and crisis plans.
Experience with suicidal assessments and crisis management.
Knowledge and experience with court mandated reporting of neglect and abuse laws.
Conducted and lead a life skills group for patients residing in the crisis unit.
Group therapist for domestic violence support groups.
Taught workshops on varying company topics. Arranged and facilitated company hiring events,
assisted with hiring sales force, monitored employee performance.
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Coordinated and arranged large scale community service projects, employee meetings, team
building events, hiring, and sales fairs.
Sold AT&T Wireless products through retail, indirect and business channels.
Facilitated the opening of 12 new AT&T Mobility stores and grand openings.
Provided excellent customer service and handled escalated customers.
Merchandised retail stores in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
Winner of 2002 “Circle of Excellence” award.
Academic Teaching Experience
Arizona State University
Associate Faculty
2012 – Present
Doctor of Behavioral Health: IBC – 704 – Evidenced Based Behavioral Interventions: Core Skills,
Culminating Project Committee, Curriculum design, Online and Face-to-Face instruction.
University of Phoenix
Associate Faculty
2011 – Present
Face to Face and Online Web based instruction
Psychology Theory: Course 211, Introduction to Psychology: Course 103, General Psychology:
Course 300, History and Systems in Psychology: Course 310, Building Community in Organizations:
Course 461, Clinical Psychology: Course 480.
Washington State University
Facilitator
Primary Care Behavioral Health, Nurse Practitioner Education
2011 - Present
Research Experience
Culminating Project
December 2011
An Analysis of Stress Reduction and Job Satisfaction of Primary Care Physicians when Co-located with Behavioral
Health Clinicians.
Dissertation Chair: Colleen Clemency Cordes, Ph.D.
Committee Members: Ron O’Donnell, Ph.D.; Janet Cummings, PsyD.
Clinical Master’s Thesis
Adlerian Theory
Dissertation Chair: Shelley Hanson, MA, LPC, LMFT
Committee Members: Greg Hasek, LMFT, Kenny Wolford, LMFT
Licenses
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Washington Licensed Mental Health Counselor: #LH60136267
Oregon Licensed Professional Counselor: #C2794
National Board of Certified Counselors: #NCC 287462
Memberships
April 2009
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American Mental Health Counselors Association
American Psychology Association – Student Affiliate
American Psychology Association – Division 38 Health Psychology
National Alliance of Professional Psychology Providers
Awards
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Named “Distinguished Faculty of the Year” College of Social Sciences
Cum Laude – Warner Pacific College
Circle of Excellence – AT&T Mobility
References:
Provided upon request
2013
2004 – 2007
2001 – 2002