Christie Hunnicutt

Dr. Christie Hunnicutt is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York and currently holds the position of Senior Director, Health and Counseling Services at The Juilliard School in New York. She has maintained clinical appointments and adjunct positions in higher education since 2016 that include focus on teaching, administration and advisement and support of students at varying levels and needs. Her teaching assignments span multiple educational settings, including Columbia University, Smith College, and Southern Connecticut State University. For the past 8 years, she has served as a Clinical Instructor for the Yale University Post-MSW Fellowship program, where she provided annual clinical supervision and consultation to students seeking post-graduate training for clinical licensure. She has over 15 years of clinical practice experience treating children, adolescents and adults in for-profit and non-profit clinical settings at all levels of care and with varying health and wellness challenges. Dr. Hunnicutt earned her doctoral degree (PhD) from Smith College School for Social Work and earned both her undergraduate (BSW) and graduate degrees (MSW) from the University of Texas. She contributed to publications pertaining to higher education and clinical supervision and her current research interests include: clinical supervision and practice with special focus on access and intersectionality; community practice and integrated health care; higher education and workforce development, and international social work practice and supervision. Dr. Hunnicutt is also sole owner of a private psychotherapy practice and provides varying clinical interventions and treatment for adolescents and adults, including a specialized focus on disordered eating.