Work:
Yale School of Medicine
Director of Psychological Assessment
VA Connecticut Healthcare System Substance Abuse Day Program
Clinical Psychologist
VA Connecticut Healthcare Systems
Clinical Psychologist
Yale School of Medicine
Associate Research Scientist
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Humans." Principal Investigators
National Institutes of Health/National Institute on Drug Abuse
VA Connecticut Healthcare System - West Haven, CT
Psychology Intern
Yale School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry - West Haven, CT
Psychology Intern Research Associate
Cedarcrest Hospital- Psychology Department - Newington, CT
Psychology Extern
University of Connecticut Health Center Department of Psychiatry - Farmington, CT
Research Associate
VA Connecticut Healthcare System - Newington, CT
Psychology Extern
Whitman - Washington, DC
Phone Counselor
National Institutes on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism - Bethesda, MD
Research Associate
The George Washington University - Washington, DC
Researcher Assistant
University of Connecticut Health Center - Farmington, CT
Schizophrenia Research Assistant
Psychiatry - Farmington, CT
Unit Volunteer
Education:
Fairleigh Dickinson University - Teaneck, NJ
M.S. in Clinical Psychopharmacology
University of Hartford - Hartford, CT
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology
The University of Hartford - Hartford, CT
M.A. in Clinical Practices
The George Washington University - Washington, DC
Ph.D. in Psychology Magna
Skills:
Windows, OSX, SPSS, JMP, R, PLINK, Endnote, Word, Excel, Outlook, Powerpoint, Prism, advance statistical skills, writes clearly and concisely, speaks effectively, leads group discussions, provides feedback, gathers appropriate information, confidently speaks in public handles details, coordinates tasks, punctual, manages projects effectively, meets deadlines, sets goals, keeps control over budget, multi-tasksworks well with others, supportive, motivates others, shares credit, counsels, cooperates, delegates effectively, represents others, understands feelings, self-confident, accepts responsibility