Background
Adubato, Susan Ann was born on August 20, 1954 in Newark. Daughter of Michael C. and Angela Antonia (DiFino) Adubato.
psychologist children's program director
Adubato, Susan Ann was born on August 20, 1954 in Newark. Daughter of Michael C. and Angela Antonia (DiFino) Adubato.
Master of Arts in Psychology, University Nebraska, 1978. Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology, Northern Illinois University, 1984.
Teaching assistant, Northern Illinois U., DeKalb, 1980-1982;
intern, research associate, U. Nebraska MCRI, Omaha, 1982-1984;
research associate, Boy's Town Institute, Omaha, 1983-1984;
clinician-infant toddler parent program, Community Mental Health Center, U. Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey, Newark, 1984-1986;
coordinator infant toddler parent program, Community Mental Health Center, U. Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey, Newark, 1986-1989;
director infant toddler parent program, Community Mental Health Center, U. Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey, Newark, 1989-1990;
member departments psychiatry and pediatrics, U. Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey, Newark, since 1986;
director Project B.A.B.I.E.S., U. Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey, Newark, since 1990. Consultant for various social service agys., New Jersey, since 1984. Private practice childpsychology, since 1984.
Co-founder, vice president Baby CAMS Video Production Company, New Jersey, since 1985. Co-founder, president New Jersey Association for Infant Mental Health, since 1990. Member of advisory committee Teen Progress, 1988-1990, Teen Power House, since 1988, New Jersey Adoption Advisory Committee, since 1987.
Member of advisory committee infant specialist programRutgers U., 1986-1991.
Member American Psychological Association, National Center Clinical Infant Programs, Society for Pediatric Psychology, Child Clinical Psychology, Association for Orthopsychology, ParentCare Inc., National Black Child Development Institute, Association for Children in New Jersey, Essex County Network/New Jersey Network for Adolescent Porgrams, Essex County Network for Acuired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.