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Clinical Health Psychology Fellow[1]
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He seeks to improve awareness of how minority stress affects LGBTQ patients and their families · opportunities to lower barriers to care for transgender people · outcomes of interprofessional communication and education to improve care for these vulnerable populations · sexual and gender minority mental health and resiliency factors
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He seeks to improve awareness of how minority stress affects LGBTQ patients and their families[1]
opportunities to lower barriers to care for transgender people[1]
outcomes of interprofessional communication and education to improve care for these vulnerable populations[1]
sexual and gender minority mental health and resiliency factors[1]
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Degree: Ph.D.
## Kyle A. Schofield, Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Craig Sawchuk, Ph.D., ABPP, Leo Candelario Perez, Ph.D. Dr. Kyle Schofield's research interests are primarily focused on sexual and gender minority mental health and resiliency factors.
Degree: Ph.D.
## Kyle A. Schofield, Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Craig Sawchuk, Ph.D., ABPP, Leo Candelario Perez, Ph.D. Dr. Kyle Schofield's research interests are primarily focused on sexual and gender minority mental health and resiliency factors. He seeks to improve awareness of how minority stress affects LGBTQ patients and their families, including diagnostic bias, limitations in access to competent health care, sociopolitical stressors, and associated poor health outcomes. He is interested in opportunities to lower barriers to care for transgender people, reducing LGBTQ bias among health care providers, and outcomes of interprofessional communication and education to improve care for these vulnerable populations.
Identity: Kyle A. Schofield
## Kyle A. Schofield, Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Craig Sawchuk, Ph.D., ABPP, Leo Candelario Perez, Ph.D. Dr. Kyle Schofield's research interests are primarily focused on sexual and gender minority mental health and resiliency factors.
Professional role: Clinical Health Psychology Fellow
## Kyle A. Schofield, Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Craig Sawchuk, Ph.D., ABPP, Leo Candelario Perez, Ph.D. Dr. Kyle Schofield's research interests are primarily focused on sexual and gender minority mental health and resiliency factors.
Research interests: He seeks to improve awareness of how minority stress affects LGBTQ patients and their families
## Kyle A. Schofield, Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Craig Sawchuk, Ph.D., ABPP, Leo Candelario Perez, Ph.D. Dr. Kyle Schofield's research interests are primarily focused on sexual and gender minority mental health and resiliency factors. He seeks to improve awareness of how minority stress affects LGBTQ patients and their families, including diagnostic bias, limitations in access to competent health care, sociopolitical stressors, and associated poor health outcomes. He is interested in opportunities to lower barriers to care for transgender people, reducing LGBTQ bias among health care providers, and outcomes of interprofessional communication and education to improve care for these vulnerable populations.
Research interests: opportunities to lower barriers to care for transgender people
## Kyle A. Schofield, Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Craig Sawchuk, Ph.D., ABPP, Leo Candelario Perez, Ph.D. Dr. Kyle Schofield's research interests are primarily focused on sexual and gender minority mental health and resiliency factors. He seeks to improve awareness of how minority stress affects LGBTQ patients and their families, including diagnostic bias, limitations in access to competent health care, sociopolitical stressors, and associated poor health outcomes. He is interested in opportunities to lower barriers to care for transgender people, reducing LGBTQ bias among health care providers, and outcomes of interprofessional communication and education to improve care for these vulnerable populations.
Research interests: outcomes of interprofessional communication and education to improve care for these vulnerable populations
## Kyle A. Schofield, Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Craig Sawchuk, Ph.D., ABPP, Leo Candelario Perez, Ph.D. Dr. Kyle Schofield's research interests are primarily focused on sexual and gender minority mental health and resiliency factors. He seeks to improve awareness of how minority stress affects LGBTQ patients and their families, including diagnostic bias, limitations in access to competent health care, sociopolitical stressors, and associated poor health outcomes. He is interested in opportunities to lower barriers to care for transgender people, reducing LGBTQ bias among health care providers, and outcomes of interprofessional communication and education to improve care for these vulnerable populations.
Research interests: sexual and gender minority mental health and resiliency factors
## Kyle A. Schofield, Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology Fellow Research Mentors: Craig Sawchuk, Ph.D., ABPP, Leo Candelario Perez, Ph.D. Dr. Kyle Schofield's research interests are primarily focused on sexual and gender minority mental health and resiliency factors.