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Coralee Pérez- Pedrogo

TitlePhD
Faculty RankAssistant Professor ( in progress)
InstitutionUniversity of Puerto Rico
DepartmentSchool of Public Health
AddressUrb. Horizons 122
Calle San Pedro
San Juan PR 926
Phone7872994792
Fax7877255013
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    TitleAssociate Professor
    InstitutionCarlos Albizu University
    DepartmentPh.D. in Clinical Psychology


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    2000McNair/COR-NIMH Research Experience for Undergraduates, Penn State University.
    2000 - 2002NIMH- Career Opportunities in Research (COR) Fellow Honor Student, University of Puerto Rico
    2001Summer Research Opportunity Program for Undergraduates, University of Michigan Ann Arbor
    2002Recognition of the University of Puerto Rico, Faculty of Social Sciences for a 4.00 GPA. , University of Puerto Rico
    2004BRIN/NIH (Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network) Fellow, NIMH
    2004National Hispanic Science Network fellow at the University of Houston, Summer Research Training, NIH/NIDA
    2004Student Role Model Award, Office of Minority Health, Department of Health & Human Services
    2006Carlos y Ermida Albizu Award , Asociación Psicología de Puerto Rico
    2007COR-Star, National Institute of Mental Health’s Career Opportunities in Research Program, University of Puerto Rico
    2008 - 2009Distinguished Doctoral Student. Recognition by Faculty Member of Carlos Albizu University., Carlos Albizu University
    2014Most Distinguished Professional Award for Professional Excellence , Carlos Albizu University
    2014 - 2016Recipient of Loan Repayment Program in Clinical Research, NIH/NIDA

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    Coralee Pérez Pedrogo, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist and adjunct professor at the Graduate School of Public Health at UPR, Medical Sciences Campus. Dr. Pérez-Pedrogo has experience working on outpatient clinics and inpatient psychiatric units with patients with substance use disorders, anxiety disorders (e.g., trauma, posttraumatic stress disorder and generalized anxiety) and, affective disorders. In addition, she has over 12 years of experience in clinical research studies that include providing manualized culturally adapted evidence-based interventions for alcohol prevention, conduct disorders and affective disorders. Dr. Pérez-Pedrogo is currently the PI of two funded studies. The first one funded by NIMHD-RCMI is a mixed methods study which explores the magnitude of stigma towards drug users among a purposeful sample of drug abuse treatment providers in PR and their conceptions of the challenges involved in servicing patients with Substance Use Disorders (SUD) and HIV. The second study is one of two funded projects included in the Resource-Related Research Project Grant (R24) entitled Diversity-promoting Institutions Drug Abuse Research Program (DIDARP). This study explores the extent of self-stigma in treatment adherence as well as its correlates in people with SUD and HIV. Her active participation in clinical research studies has provided her with the opportunity to learn about design of clinical trials, strengthen knowledge and skills in selection and application of statistical techniques, increases knowledge regarding the dissemination and implementations of evidence based practices interventions in marginalized communities.

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    1. P?rez-Pedrogo C, Mart?nez-Taboas A, Gonz?lez RA, Caraballo JN, Albizu-Garc?a CE. Sex differences in traumatic events and psychiatric morbidity associated to probable posttraumatic stress disorder among Latino prisoners. Psychiatry Res. 2018 07; 265:208-214. PMID: 29738944.
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    2. Caraballo, J.N., Pérez-Pedrogo, C., Albizu, C. . International Journal of Prisoner Health. Assessing Posttraumatic stress symptoms in a Latino Prison Population. 2013; 4(9):196-207.
    3. Pérez-Pedrogo, C., Cumba, E. & Sayers, S. Revista ANALISIS. Eficacia inicial de una intervención socio-cognitiva para padres y madres de niños y niñas de descendencia puertorriqueña con conductas de alto riesgo [Initial efficacy of a socio/cognitive intervention for parents of Puerto Rican children with disruptive behaviors]. 2012; 1(XIII):95-111.
    4. Vera, M., Juarbe, D., Hernández, N., Obén, A., Pérez-Pedrogo, C. & Chaplin, W. . Journal of Depression and Anxiety. Probable Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and psychiatric co-morbidity among Latino primary care patients in Puerto Rico. 2012; (1):124.
    5. Vera M, Reyes-Rabanillo ML, Juarbe D, P?rez-Pedrogo C, Olmo A, Kichic R, Chaplin WF. Prolonged exposure for the treatment of Spanish-speaking Puerto Ricans with posttraumatic stress disorder: a feasibility study. BMC Res Notes. 2011 Oct 17; 4:415. PMID: 22005187.
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    6. Vera M, Reyes-Rabanillo ML, Huertas S, Juarbe D, P?rez-Pedrogo C, Huertas A, Pe?a M. Suicide ideation, plans, and attempts among general practice patients with chronic health conditions in Puerto Rico. Int J Gen Med. 2011 Mar 11; 4:197-205. PMID: 21475631.
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    7. Pérez Pedrogo, C. & Martínez Taboas, A. Revista Salud & Sociedad. Factores asociados a sintomatologia depresiva en adultos/as puertorriqueños/as con diabetes y el impacto en el autocuidado y en la autoeficacia. [Factors associated to depressive symptomatology in Puerto Rican adults with diabetes and the impact in self-care and self-efficacy]. 2011; (2):44-61.
    8. Martínez, D., Caro, W. & Pérez-Pedrogo, C. Ciencias de la Conducta. Estudio Comparativo de la Autoestima y la Estatura Alta en Atletas Puertorriqueños de Alto Rendimiento [A Comparative Study of Self-Esteem and High Stature in Puerto Rican Athletes]. 2010; 1(25):103-114.
    9. Vera, M., Pérez-Pedrogo, C., Huertas, S., Rabanillo-Reyes, M., Juarbe, D., Huertas, A., Reyes, M.L. & Chaplin, W. . Psychiatric Services. Collaborative care for the treatment of depression in primary care practice: A randomized trial in Puerto Rico. 2010; 2(61):144-150.
    10. Cabiya, J., Padilla, L. Sayers, S., Pedroza, O., Pérez-Pedrogo, C. & Manzano, J. Puerto Rico Health Sciences Journal. Relationship between aggressive behavior, depressed mood, and other disruptive behavior in Puerto Rican children diagnosed with Attention Deficit and Disruptive Behavior Disorders. 2007; 1(26):43-49.
    11. Martínez-Taboas, A. & Pérez-Pedrogo, C. Revista Puertorriqueña de Psicología. Las revistas de psicología en Puerto Rico: Una breve mirada histórica. [The journals of psychology in Puerto Rico: A brief look history]. 2006; (17):571-589.
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