[Research] Jarvis Hardman, PhD CADC-II

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[PRIMARY INFORMATION]​

[NAME]: Jarvis Hardman
[CALLSIGN/NICKNAME]: N/A
[CLEARANCE]: Level 1
[DEPARTMENT]: Research
[RANK & POSITION]: Junior Researcher, Clinical Psychologist
[DOB]: 01/01/1984 (41 years old)*
[SEX]: Male
[RACE]: American Indian/Alaskan Native
[BIRTHPLACE]: Vancouver, Washington
[LANGUAGES]: English, Cowlitz

[PHYSICAL INFORMATION]​

[HEIGHT]: 5' 10"
[WEIGHT]: 165 lbs
[HAIR COLOR]: Dark Brown
[EYE COLOR]: Brown
[BLOOD TYPE]: O Pos

[NOTABLE INFORMATION]​

[FOUNDATION WORK EXPERIENCE]:

• Junior Researcher, Site-66: Late December 2024
• Research Intern Site-66: Early December 2024

[PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE]:

• U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, Licensed Clinical Psychologist: 2023-2024
• Oregon Health & Science University, PhD Resident: 2022-2023
• U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, PhD Resident: 2020-2022
• PhD Candidate: 2019-2020
• Psychology PhD Student: 2014-2018
• Graduate Student Instructor/Research Assistant: 2011-2013
• Addictions Clinical Supervisor: 2009-2011
• Substance Use Disorder Counselor: 2005-2009

[EDUCATION]

• Doctorate of Clinical Psychology, emphasis in Health Psychology: 2020
• Masters in Clinical Psychology, emphasis in Addictions: 2012
• Bachelors of Science in Psychology: 2008
• Associates of Applied Science in Addictions Counseling: 2005

[CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSES]

• Licensed Clinical Psychologist
• Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor - II

[BACKGROUND HISTORY]:
Dr. Jarvis Hardman was recruited to the SCP Foundation as a Clinical Psychologist because of their background working with individuals experiencing severe and persistent mental illnesses (SPMIs), such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depression, and complex post-traumatic stress disorder. Outside of SPMI work, Dr. Hardman has experience providing clinical mental health services to primarily adult populations with comorbid mental health diagnoses and substance use such as alcohol and opioid use. Dr. Hardman brings valuable mental health skills that can support SCP Foundation sites/areas housing Keter and Euclid-class SCPs to provide appropriate counseling, substance use prevention, and a new perspective on research. Dr. Hardman's applied focus on health psychology focuses on how biological, social, and psychological factors influence human health and illnesses.

[FOUNDATION RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS]

• UA-6601: The Echo Spider, 28 December 2024.
• SCP-049 Interview, 28 December 2024.
• Literature Review of Sprout: Mycelium-based Entity, 24 December 2024.

[PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS]

• The Warfighter: Do Americans care about you? A literature review on combat veterans, addiction, and public perception.
• PTSD treatment options for veterans: Comparing health outcomes for the warfighter via in-person clinics, home-visits, and telehealth therapies.
• Attitudes towards evidence-based practice using a culturally-specific lens.
• Identifying predictors of opioid and other substance use among adults and adolescents.

 

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// Promoted to Junior Researcher. Added x2 in-character research publications.