Academic Titles
Affiliation: The Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science, Stanford School of Medicine
2019-present: Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor
2017: Clinical Associate Professor
2013-2017: Clinical Assistant Professor
2008-2017 Instructor of Psychiatry
2006-2008 Post-Doctoral T32 Research Fellow
Mentorship Highlights:
Dissertation Chair and Reader: PsyD Graduate Students, Stanford PsyD Consortium
Faculty sponsor and clinical supervisor for the Body Positive Program, Stanford University
Clinical and research supervision of PsyD Graduate Students as Clinical Trial Therapists (K-23 NIMH-funded, PI: Robinson)
Teaching Highlights:
2018-present: Seminar Director: Clinical Supervision. Students: Post-doctoral Clinical and Research Fellows
2015-2017: Course Director Psy736: Consultation and Supervision. Students: Psy.D. Graduate Students.
2013-2015: Course Co-Director Psy720: The Nature and Treatment of Eating Disorders. Students: Psy.D. Graduate Students.
All teaching is / has been within the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University, School of Medicine
Books & Media Highlights:
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Fox News KTVU Interviews Dr Robinson on eating disorders among minorities.
Dr Robinson as co-editor with Dr Stewart Agras on the 2nd edition of the Oxford Handbook of Eating Disorders
Dr Robinson co-wrote the Bulimia Nervosa chapter in collaboration with Dr Nina Kirz of Stanford Medicine.
Dr Robinson contributed 2 chapters in Student Mental Health:
Chapter 5 Student Self-Care, Wellness, and Resilience
Chapter 15 Eating Disorders and Body Image Concerns (co-author:with Dr Danielle Colborn)
Dr Robinson contributed to Professional Well-Being with Stanford colleagues (Laura Roberts MD, Sanno Zack PhD, Jennifer Derenne MD, Laura Dunn MD, and Grace Gengoux PhD)
Dr Robinson was interviewed on the Progress Notes Podcast, sponsored by the American Psychological Association. She speaks to the value that psychologists can bring to the mental health tech industry
Dr Robinson was invited to speak on behalf of the Eating Disorder Resource Center on “Navigating the transition to college” in August 2024
Peer-Review Publication Highlights:
> 30 Peer-reviewed manuscripts
> 12 Book contributions
> 45 Scientific conference abstracts
Funding Highlights:
2014-2015 NCAA Innovations in Research and Practice Grant; Project Role: Principal Investigator
2010-2015 NIMH: K23 Mentored Patient-Oriented Research Career Development Award; Project Role: Principal Investigator
2006-2008 NIMH: T32 Ruth L. Kirschstein-National Service Research Award for Post-doctoral Research Fellowship.
2007 Academy of Eating Disorders: Travel Fellowship and Research Training Day Award
2004-2005 NCI: Research Supplement for Underrepresented Minorities; Project Role: Principal Investigator
2002-2004 NCI: Research Supplement for Underrepresented Minorities; Project Role: Principal Investigator
2001-2005: NIH Scholar, UCSD & SDSU, Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology