1. Completion of the equivalent of two years of full-time supervised clinical or
field training in pastoral care, psychology, counseling and guidance, or other
related fields:
1. I have completed 3 quarter Clinical Pastoral Education at Pomona Valley
Hospital from October-December,2003 under Rev. Judy Roska until I
was deployed by Operation Iraqi Freedom: 3 month full-time supervised
training. Later, I have returned to the same hospital for 1 unit C.P.E.
training with College of Pastoral and Supervision and Psychotherapy
(CPSP) under Robert Mackay, from Sept-Oct,2013 for one month, but
withdrew when I found out the said program might not be recognized by
ACPE, Inc., the national H.Q. of CPE accreditation.
2. My Ph.D. in Pastoral Psychology from Graduate Theological Foundation
(transcript) recognized by V.A. to train chaplains, beyond graduation from
Sonoma State University (MA in Psychology),is to be substituted for a
one-year full-time supervised CPE training.
3. I have built up the following hours to complete the requirement of two
years of full-time supervised clinical or field training toward CPE, should
there be any deficit:
a. Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Introduction to Hospital Ministry
and Pastoral Care Course, 1/18-29/1988,80 hours (CH Roberts,
Course Director).
b. Asian Pastors Leadership Seminar on Cultural and Practical Aspects of
Pastoral Ministry; Theology of Immigrant Ministry, 2/7-11/1989,35
hours (Kil Sang Yoon, Director).
c. Menninger Clinic, Sexual Harassment in Military,2/7-11/2000,24
hours, APA#693, Board #AP-04-565; Suicidal Behavior in Military,
9/15-18/1992,22 hours, APA# 447, Board #AP-04-343; 5/8-12/2000,
24 hours, APA#701,Board #AP-04-573; Enhancing Leadership:
Military, 2/5-9/2001, 24 hours, APA#715, Board #AP-04-587 (Alice B.
Bartlett, MLS, Director), subtotal: 94 hours.
d. New Employment Orientation Training: 2/15-26/2010,80 hours,
Atascadero State Hospital (Kevin Baucom,Coordinator); 1/2-13/2015,

2. 64 hours, Patton Sate Hospital (Connie Etter, Supervisor), subtotal:
144 hours.
e. BLOCK Training: Mandatory Abuse Report, Job Stress Management,
Client/Patient Rights,E.E.O., H.I.P.A.A., Infection Controls, Signs
and Symptoms (Pain Management),Dental Health; 11/16-17/2010,16
hours, 6/17-18/2014,16 hours, Lanterman Developmental Center
(Carol Jackson,Supervisor), subtotal: 32 hours.
f. Therapeutic Strategies and Intervention (TSI) Training: 6/9/2010, 7
hours, 5/31/2013, 4 hours (Marilyn Farhat, Instructor) at Atascadero
State Hospital; Preventing Violence-Trauma: 12/10/2012,6 hours,
Professional Assault 3/17-18/2014,16 hours at Lanterman
Developmental Center (Dr. Yash Manchanda,Instructor), subtotal: 33
hours.
g. Critical Incident Stress Management: Basic,5/6-7/2002,14 hours,
course #: 220506028244 (Timothy Lynch,University in Maryland);
Advanced,5/4-5/2003, 14 hours, Pastoral Crisis Intervention,5/6-7, 13
hours (Christine M. Tafolla, Program Admin.); Tri-Service Combat
Stress Conference Training,5/1-6/2004,40 hours (Ken Robinson,
Program Admin.); Psychological First Aid: A Review of Models of
Acute Crisis Intervention,4/25/2005,8 hours, Course #250425191548
(Dr. George Everley, Instructor); Psychotraumatology for Clinicians,
4/26/2005,8 hours, Course #250425191547 (Dr.George Everley,
Instructor); UMTBattle Hardening/Trauma Training,7/20-21/2006,16
hours, USC Medical Center, subtotal: 105 hours.
h. AMEDD Center and School, 91X/71M Post-graduate Short Course,
8/14-18/2000,40 hours (LTC Michael J. Kusek, Course Adviser).
i. Combat Medical Ministry Course (CMM-7S),Course #: 5G CMM-7S,
1/27-2/8/2002,80 hours, at Ft. Sam Houston,TX. Two-week intensive
course for chaplains produces additional skill identifier, 7S, Combat
Medical Care Specialist. One unit of CPE training is a prerequisite.
Six competencies are covered: Trauma Ministry,Mass Casualty
Ministry, Crisis Ministry, Bio-Medical and Battlefield Ethics, Grief,
Loss, and Death Ministry, and Spiritual Hope/Suicide Prevention
(Course Director from j to n is CH (COL) Thomas C. Vail).

3. j. Emergency Medical Ministry Course, Course #: 5G-EMM, 9/15-
27/2002, 80 hours, at Ft. Sam Houston, TX. Two-week course
providing Emergency Medical Ministry training to battle-proof
chaplains. The EMM Course is primarily for AC/RC Unit Ministry
teams (UMT).
k. Spiritual Health in Medical Environment Course,Course #: 6H-300/A
0801, 2/17-21/2003,80 hours, at Ft. Sam Houston, TX. Two-week
course teaches various aspects of spiritual formation and spiritual
assessment of self and others with focus on assessing one’s own
spiritual readiness and how to assist others in their own spiritual
formation.
l. Medical Ministry Homiletics Course,Course #: 6H-A0815, 5/12-
16/2003, 80 hours, at Ft. Sam Houston, TX. Two-week course
provides chaplains interactive workshops to develop sermons for
clinical settings. Presentation is followed by small group interaction.
Focus is also on how one preaches, style, continuity,techniques for
delivery and audience characteristics. It produces competent chaplains
capable of utilizing homiletic techniques for the medical environment
in the care of medical staff, patients, and the community.
m. Medical Ministry Critical Event Management Course,Course #: 6H-
300/A0811,8/11-15/2003,80 hours, at Ft. Sam Houston, TX.
Certifying training in some aspect of Critical Event Management
Course. The training particularly stresses through multi-media and
intense group exercises, the practicalities of mobilizing a team,
delineating team responsibilities,and learning such skills as Group
Crisis Intervention.Training gives national certification when, in
concert with similarly trained colleagues, assists affected people to
cope with immediate emotional reactions when a crisis strikes their
community,and to plan for longer-term emotional support.
n. “Pain behind the Badge” training, 10/23/2010,6 hours at the Irvine
Police Department,Irvine, CA.
o. Associated Chaplains in California State Service (ACCSS )
Chaplain’s Training on 2/6/2013, 8 hours of IST/OJT credit at
Ontario Airport.

4. Total Training Hours to be in lieu of CPE 2 units: 977 hours.
CH (COL) William T. Young, CSMR
Date: April 14, 2015