Christie Moriconi

Student Health and Counseling - Psychiatric NP - University of Pennsylvania - 3624 Market St. First Floor West, Philadelphia, PA 19104

(2022-10)

Psychiatric NP - Outpatient - Collaborative Care - 1369 Old York Rd., Abington, PA 19001

(2022-01 - 2022-08)

Psychiatric NP - Partial Hospitalization Program - The Light Program - 400 Franklin Ave #240, Phoenixville, PA 19460

(2020-10 - 2022-01)

Psychiatric NP - Psychiatric Fellowship - Thundermist Healthcare Center - 1 River Rd., Wakefield, RI 02879

(2019-08 - 2020)

Clinical Psychologist - Adults and children general practice - Huntingdon Counseling Center

(2010)

Clinical Psychologist, LMFT, CNS for Primary Care Practice - Part-time - Valley Pediatrics - Warminster, PA

(2012 - 2019)

Intake assessments, evaluation and treatment of individuals, couples and families. Clinical Supervision of licensed and pre-licensed therapists.

Associate Professor of Psychiatric Nursing - West Chester University, Department of Nursing

(2007 - 2019)

• NSG 411: Taught all psychiatric nursing content to undergraduate and Advanced to BSN students with emphasis on care of persons with acute medical surgical and acute behavioral health crises. Co-director of the course (2007-2019).
• NSL 411: Clinical application of NSG 411. Students rotated at Coatesville, VA and Pottstown Memorial Medical Center and Mirmont & Christiana Hospital.
• NSG 412, NSL 412: Team taught (2007-2013)
• Administered grades and assessments using computerized ATI system
• Updated clinical curriculum and devised teaching binder for psychiatric rotation
• Advised 20-30 nursing students

Instructor - HEA 652 Applied Mindfulness II - West Chester University

(2019-01 - 2019-05)

Course offers the experience of the participant observer during a 6 week, low-dose Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction training. Prepares students to develop and design their own curricula for specialized populations of their interest. Part of the Certificate for Applied Mindfulness.

Instructor - HEA 501 Integrative Health - West Chester University

(2018-01 - 2019-01)

Comprehensive overview and evaluation of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM). Described how these modalities are being or may be integrated with biomedical care, particularly in public health contexts. Modalities presented include Eastern, African, and Native American traditions; homeopathy; naturopathy; botanical medicine; energy work; and mind-body medicine.