Goff, a professor of entomology at the University of Hawaii, is consulted on cases from all over the country.
He consults on cases for the police department and, of course, brings the slightly puzzled Dr. Watson along for moral and, increasingly, practical support.
She has consulted on cases involving the University of Colorado, Oklahoma State and Notre Dame, among others, and more recently the University of Montana, which has been under federal investigation by the Department of Justice for how it responded to accusations of sexual assaults.
This PHN shared her perspective on reflective supervision: I think a part of it was it's very difficult to have a person you consult on cases with be your direct supervisor, the person that's going to fill out your performance appraisal…I'm thinking a sane person shouldn't be telling the supervisor some of the struggles that you might be feeling because it is a direct person you report to.
(PHN 003) I think a part of it was it's very difficult to have a person you consult on cases with be your direct supervisor, the person that's going to fill out your performance appraisal…I'm thinking a sane person shouldn't be telling the supervisor some of the struggles that you might be feeling because it is a direct person you report to.
The family support team in this context was a group of adults (and the youth) who were consulted on case decisions at least once monthly including on placement decisions and treatment directions.
But he returned to medicine in 1998, to practice in a very different capacity: He worked as a general practitioner at the Cross-Over Clinic, an inner-city facility serving the needy in Richmond, still consulting on transplant cases but spending most of his time in primary care.
After an extensive workup, the endocrinologists consulting on the case came to think that Annette might have an insulinoma, a rare neuroendocrine tumor, but a pathology report later revealed no sign of one, and her condition, once more, had stabilized.
