Project ECHO Faculty
Project ECHO aims to deliver a multi-disciplinary perspective on patient care issues to clinical teams around the region. Billings Clinic's Project ECHO reflects that approach by including professionals from a variety of disciplines, organizations, and regions.
Jared Bozeman, MD, is a graduate from Montana State University where he received his BS in Cell Biology and Neuroscience. He attended medical school at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee and completed his Psychiatry Residency at the University of Washington Department of Psychiatry Idaho Track in Seattle and Boise, ID. During residency he served as co-editor of publications for the house staff quality and safety committee. He sees patients at Billings Clinic Behavioral Health Clinic, with special interests in addiction, mood disorders, and schizophrenia. He is involved with EPIC (Early Psychosis Intervention Clinic). He is Medical Director for Project ECHO sessions focused on Addiction and IBH (Integrated Behavioral Health).
Victoria Kuryluk, PharmD, BCPP, Victoria Kuryluk, PharmD, BCPP is a Board Certified Pharmacist Specialist in Psychiatry. She received her Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Spanish at The University of Scranton in Pennsylvania and graduated with her PharmD from The Ohio State University. She completed her PGY1 Pharmacy Residency at The Centers for Families and Children in Cleveland, OH – working mostly in a community mental health center for underserved populations. She then completed a PGY2 Psychiatric Pharmacy Residency at the Lexington VA Healthcare System in Lexington, KY. At Billings Clinic, she works collaboratively with psychiatric providers to develop evidenced-based, patient specific medication regimens for adults, adolescents and children with mental illness and chemical dependency on the inpatient psychiatric units, psychiatric stabilization unit and psychiatry consult liaison service.
Holly Schleicher, PhD is a licensed Clinical Psychologist. She received her doctoral training from the University of Montana and completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Health Psychology at the University of Wisconsin. Dr. Schleicher provides psychotherapy in a private practice setting and integrated behavioral health consultation as a faculty affiliate at the University of Montana. She has worked at a major medical hospital, an interdisciplinary chronic pain clinic, and in primary care. Professional interests include integrated care, medical consultation, pain management, mindfulness, depression, anxiety, and adjustment to illness and injury. Her approach to treatment includes evidence-based care aimed at helping patients create positive coping strategies and improve quality of life.
