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training on the management of patients with addiction and chronic
pain. She also intermittently provides clinical research consulting to
other research teams in these areas.

MARK STANFORD, PH.D.

Mark Stanford, Ph.D. is the Senior Manager of Medical and Clinical
Services for the Santa Clara Valley Health & Hospital System
Department of Alcohol & Drug Services - Addiction Medicine and
Therapy Division. He has direct clinical experience working in every
modality of addictions treatment including inpatient, residential, day
treatment, outpatient and opioid treatment programs. He has authored
numerous materials in behavioral neuroscience including, Foundations
in Behavioral Pharmacology.

Dr. Stanford is also a clinical research educator in the behavioral
neurosciences. He has taught psychopharmacology throughout the
Bay Area including a 20-year history with UC Berkeley Extension
Department of Biological and Behavioral Sciences and Mathematics,
and as a lecturer at Stanford University Department of Family and
Community Medicine. He also teaches Treatment and Clinical
Considerations of Substance Abuse Disorders for LCSW’s, MFT’s
and Psychologists for their CEU licensing requirements.

DEBORAH STEPHENSON, M.D., MPH

Dr. Deborah Stephenson has been with the Santa Clara Valley Health
& Hospital System Department of Alcohol & Drug Services since
1992 and has been providing medical management for the Perinatal
Substance Abuse Program (including methadone maintained pregnant
women) since 1993. She is certified in Addiction Medicine through
the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) and Board
Certified in Preventive Medicine/Public Health. She holds an MPH in
Maternal and Child Health. Dr. Stephenson has been an active
member of the California Society of Addiction Medicine (CSAM)
Committee on Treatment of Opioid Dependence since its beginning in
1996. She was the primary Editor of the CSAM 2005 Guidelines for
Physicians Working in California Opioid Treatment Programs.