RAND Corp. studies influence of military's behavioral health technicians




Federal Drive with Tom Temin show

Summary: Deep in the complicated tunnels of the military health system, people will see a job known as behavioral health technicians. The function dates back to World War II, and practitioners have a lot of influence over the mental health services which service members receive. It's so much influence that the military medical leaders enlisted the RAND Corporation to study behavioral health technicians. Here with what they found, senior behavioral scientist, Dr. Kimberly Hepner joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin.