Humans of the U: Abigail Márquez-González
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Humans of the U: Abigail Márquez-González

The University of Utah
February 14, 2024

Summary

Abigail Márquez-González, a graduate of the Substance Use Disorder Treatment Training Certificate Program at the University of Utah, shares her enriching experience in the program. This training has enhanced her capabilities as a licensed clinical social worker, particularly in providing medication-assisted treatment and counseling for clients dealing with substance use disorders.

The focus on specialized training in behavioral health highlights the importance of continuous education for professionals in the field. As the workforce seeks to address gaps in knowledge and improve client outcomes, programs like this serve as a vital resource for aspiring counselors and social workers, furthering their professional development and enhancing service delivery.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This article underscores the significance of specialized training in enhancing the effectiveness of apprenticeships in the healthcare space. By equipping professionals with the necessary knowledge and skills, such programs not only improve individual performance but also contribute to better health outcomes for communities.

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