Outreach Coordinator
Liz Hooper serves as the Outreach Coordinator for the Telemental Health Clinic at the University of San Diego, supporting the California Veterans Health Initiative. In this role, she leads community outreach efforts designed to expand access to high-quality, accessible telemental health services for service members, veterans, and their families. Liz works closely with veteran associations, military-affiliated organizations, and community partners to build trusted relationships, increase awareness of available resources, and reduce barriers to behavioral health care for military connected populations.
Her work is rooted in a deep respect for those who have served and a commitment to ensuring they feel informed, supported, and connected to care. Through strategic partnerships, presentations, and community engagement initiatives, she helps bridge the gap between clinical services and the military community, strengthening visibility and access to critical mental health support.
With more than 13 years at the University of San Diego, Liz brings extensive experience in higher education collaboration and service. Earlier in her career, she supported the Undergraduate Admissions Office, guiding prospective students and families while maintaining detailed electronic records and data systems with accuracy and confidentiality. She currently serves on USD’s JED Committee, contributing to efforts that promote student-centered mental health initiatives and foster a supportive campus environment focused on well-being. Liz is passionate about relationship building, outreach strategy, and advancing behavioral health access for both military connected individuals and the broader campus community.
Liz supports clients through the Veterans Initiative - CVHI branch of the clinic.