Registration is Open — Join the Spring 2026 Cohort!
Space is limited to 30 participants per cohort. Registration closes Friday, May 15th, 2026, or earlier if spots are filled.
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Measurement-Based Care (MBC) is increasingly recognized as a core component of high-quality behavioral health and integrated care. Despite strong evidence and growing policy incentives, many organizations struggle to move from understanding the concept of measurement to implementing it effectively in daily clinical practice.
This learning series is designed to help clinicians, supervisors, and healthcare leaders develop practical competency in Measurement-Based Care through a structured, interactive learning experience. Participants will learn how to collect, share, and act on patient-reported outcome data in ways that improve clinical decision-making, strengthen patient engagement, and support system-level improvement.
Who should enroll in this course?
- Behavioral Health Consultants
- Care Managers
- Psychologists, Social Workers, and Therapists
- Primary Care Clinicians
- Clinical Supervisors
- Healthcare Leaders and Administrators
- Integrated Care Teams involved in measurement or quality improvement
Teams from the same organization are encouraged to attend together to support implementation.
What You Will Learn
The course intentionally brings together clinical and operational perspectives, helping participants understand how individual clinical skills and organizational workflows must work together for MBC to succeed.
By the end of the series, participants will develop a Measurement-Based Care Implementation Blueprint tailored to their own clinical setting.
Key Info
Course Schedule:
5 Zoom sessions, delivered on Fridays from 11 AM – 12:30 PM ET // 8 – 9:30 AM PT:
- May 15
- May 22
- June 5
- June 12
- June 26
Cost:
$399 | Payment is non-refundable
CE Opportunities:
This course does not offer CEUs.
Meet your Instructors
Kelli Bosak is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker practicing as the Behavioral Health Director at Three Rivers Health Center, which is owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians. Kelli has been working in outpatient healthcare settings since 2014 in both urban and rural communities and is passionate about the primary care behavioral health model because of its ability to increase patient access, decrease stigma, and improve overall health by making primary care medicine more compassionate and meaningful for individuals and families. She is adept at helping patients to build skills and capacity to manage their lives and relationships through a variety of evidence-based approaches and skills that make sense for their lives and values. She currently serves as facilitator of CFHA’s Measurement Based Care Workgroup and is a former Co-Chair of the Primary Care Behavioral Health Special Interest Group.
Dr. Bill Sieber earned his doctorate degree in clinical health psychology from Yale University, completing his internship at the Palo Alto VA/Stanford consortium. He is a Clinical Professor at UC San Diego in both the Department of Family Medicine as well as Department of Psychiatry. He co-founded the UC San Diego Integrated Behavioral Health program that now includes dozens of behavioral health providers serving over 120,000 patients across 12 primary care clinics across San Diego county. He served on the Board of Directors for the Society of Behavioral Medicine, has published dozens of papers in top-tier research journals, been a Principal Investigator (PI) or Co-PI on several grants examining the value of behavioral health providers on patient care, is a reviewer for over a dozen premier professional journals, and currently serves as Associate Editor for Families, Systems, and Health, the premier peer-reviewed APA journal for integrated behavioral health. He has appeared in popular health publications such as MD Edge Internal Medicine and in 2024 was honored as a “luminary” by the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association. He has presented to over 200,000 health care providers on topics including improving one’s physical and mental health, the management of anxiety, fatigue and insomnia, mindfulness, caregiver stress syndrome, and burnout of health care professionals.
