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Presenter Biography
Dallas Earnshaw, APRN
Dallas Earnshaw is the Utah State Hospital Superintendent and has been since 2005. He is a Board Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist in Psychiatric Nursing. He graduated from Weber State University in 1983 in nursing. He advanced his career as a nurse practitioner, graduating from Brigham Young University in 1985. He
later obtained a Master’s Degree from the University of Utah in 1998, specializing as a clinical nurse specialist in Psychiatric Nursing. He has worked in Mental Health Care for over 25 years.
He has been instrumental at the hospital in promoting evidence based practices and has published work in the area of group therapy, nursing education, and the development of systematic approaches to outcome measurement within the infrastructure of psychiatric hospitals. This published research has been presented at national mental health conferences in Washington, DC. He has consulted for other state agencies and state hospitals in Mental Health services and outcomes systems development. His clinical expertise includes Inpatient Psychiatric Services for the Serious and Persistently Mentally Ill, Prescriptive Practice, Forensic Psychiatric Services, Sexual Offender Treatment, Drug and Alcohol treatment and well as Family and Individual Therapy. He served as President of the Western Psychiatric State Hospital Association from 2012 to 2016.
Dallas Earnshaw is the Utah State Hospital Superintendent and has been since 2005. He is a Board Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist in Psychiatric Nursing. He graduated from Weber State University in 1983 in nursing. He advanced his career as a nurse practitioner, graduating from Brigham Young University in 1985. He
later obtained a Master’s Degree from the University of Utah in 1998, specializing as a clinical nurse specialist in Psychiatric Nursing. He has worked in Mental Health Care for over 25 years.
He has been instrumental at the hospital in promoting evidence based practices and has published work in the area of group therapy, nursing education, and the development of systematic approaches to outcome measurement within the infrastructure of psychiatric hospitals. This published research has been presented at national mental health conferences in Washington, DC. He has consulted for other state agencies and state hospitals in Mental Health services and outcomes systems development. His clinical expertise includes Inpatient Psychiatric Services for the Serious and Persistently Mentally Ill, Prescriptive Practice, Forensic Psychiatric Services, Sexual Offender Treatment, Drug and Alcohol treatment and well as Family and Individual Therapy. He served as President of the Western Psychiatric State Hospital Association from 2012 to 2016.
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August 2, 9-Noon | by Ryan Anderson, PhD, LMFT
