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Residency Counseling ProgramResidency education in all specialties requires the development and integration of clinical academic learning in a context of increasing responsibility and demanding daily work. While rewarding, this process may become consuming and stressful at times. Residents may experience difficulties in job performance, personal relationships and self esteem while completing their training.Click the "More" link below to learn more about the Residency Counseling Program. Faculty and staff, please consult our Referral Guide, linked below. |
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Residency Counseling Program StaffHilarie Terebessy, PhD, Director
Kidston, Suite 701 Telephone: (312) 942-3013 Jennifer Kestner, PhD, Staff Psychologist
Telephone: (312) 942-5726
Email: Jennifer_Kestner@rush.edu
Thanh Thai, MD Kidston, Suite 701 |
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| University Counseling Center Referral Guide for Faculty/Staff in PDF format |
| Campus Map with Kidston Circled in PDF format |
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