Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS-2) Administration Training

Location Information

REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR AETNA BETTER HELP PARTICPANTS ONLY 

May 1-14.  GENERAL PUBLIC CAN REGISTER STARTING MAY 15.

Attention Out of State Providers

THIS TRAINING IS CLOSED FOR OUT OF STATE PROVIDERS. IF YOU ARE ARE AN OUT OF STATE PROVIDER AND ARE INTERESTED IN THE TRAINING CONTACT michelle.bush@louisville.edu. 

PLEASE READ:

The location for this in person ADOS-2 Training will be in Bowling Green, KY. KATC reserves the right to change the training offering from in person to virtual based on COVID-19 cases and guidelines handed down at the state level or by the University of Louisville. If the training is changed from in-person to virtual, registrants will be notified in a timely manner and training materials will be provided by mail to US residents or in PDF format sent by email.

Registration and Fee information 

Register here bit.ly/KATCEVENTREGISTRATION

Cost: $450.00

Lunch included each day 

Location: Green River Regional Educational Cooperative

230 Technology Way, Bowling Green, KY 42101

ADOS-2 Information 

The Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition (ADOS-2) is a semi-structured, standardized measure of communication, social interaction, play/imagination, and restricted and/or repetitive behaviors published by Western Psychological Services. The ADOS-2 is often referred to as the “gold standard” measure of observational assessment for autism spectrum disorder.

Individuals who can administer the ADOS-2 are clinical and school psychologists, psychiatrists, developmental pediatrician, occupational therapists, and speech pathologists that have prior education, training, and experience in conducting individually administered test batteries and, training by an independent trainer or the test publisher is required.

Administration Requirements

KATC does not certify that individuals can administer the ADOS by attending the training, Administration depends on the individuals education, experience with assessments and their scope of work. Individuals and their employers must determine if the training is suitable for them. KATC will provide a certificate of attendance only.

Level C required, see Qualification Guidelines

Guest Speaker

Rachel Hundley, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Developmental Medicine; Assistant Professor of Psychiatry; Psychologist, Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Learning Assessment Clinic

Rachel Hundley is a clinical psychologist who specializes in the assessment and ongoing care for children with developmental disabilities, emotional and behavioral concerns, and autism spectrum disorders (ASD). While at Children's Hospital-Boston, she served as psychology director of the Autism Care Program within the Division of Developmental Medicine. At Vanderbilt, she has continued to provide state-of-the-art assessment, diagnosis, and intervention planning for children and adolescents through the Center for Child Development and soon through the Learning Assessment Clinic. She is committed to lifelong learning and to educating other clinicians and researchers in best practices for the assessment of children with disabilities.

As a trainer for the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, she has taught this measure nationally and internationally. In clinical settings, she has mentored postdoctoral fellows in psychology as well as psychology graduate and undergraduate students. Her previous research has primarily focused on social development and developmental disabilities, including autism and genetic disorders. At Vanderbilt, she is contributing to a study assessing the cognitive, behavioral, and neural components of Angelman syndrome, Rett syndrome, and MeCP2 duplication, and to a study of sleep intervention for children with ASD. She is part of the Autism Treatment Network (ATN), and she represents Vanderbilt on the Behavioral Sciences Committee for the ATN. She will soon begin working with colleagues at Vanderbilt and in Boston to examine the efficacy of a new medicine designed to address neuro-development and abnormal movements in Angelman syndrome.

CEU Information

Continuing education applications have been submitted to the following Kentucky State Professional Boards:

• Kentucky Licensure Board of Speech Language Pathology 
• Kentucky Licensure Board of Occupational Therapy 
• Kentucky State Board of Examiners in Psychology 
• Kentucky Board of Licensed Professional Counselors 
• Kentucky Association for Psychology in the Schools 
• Kentucky Board of Social Work 
• Effective Instructional Leadership Act (EILA)