Barbara Cubic, PhD

Dr. Barbara Cubic received her PhD from Louisiana State University in Clinical Psychology. Starting in 2006, she was the Director of the Clinical Psychology Internship at Eastern Virginia Medical School.

Professor, Director of Behavioral Health, Clinical Psychologist

Organization:

West Virginia University School of Medicine

Department:

Family Medicine

Classification:

Faculty

Serrano N, Cordes C, Cubic B, Daub S. (June 2018). The state and future of the primary care behavioral health model of service delivery workforce. Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings, 25 (2), 157-168.

Dr. Cubic has mentorship strengths in psychological testing; psychotherapy; interpersonal and communication skills; grant writing; and article reviews.

Dr. Barbara Cubic received her PhD from Louisiana State University in Clinical Psychology. Starting in 2006, she was the Director of the Clinical Psychology Internship at Eastern Virginia Medical School. Her past teaching experiences include Undergraduate Medical Education, Psychiatry Residency, Family Medicine Residency, Clinical Psychology Internship, along with several others. She has had numerous publications and presentations, with an emphasis in behavioral health integration into primary care. She is the Director of Behavioral Health for the department.

Language spoken: English

Where is your hometown? Clifftop, WV

What do you love about WV? It’s natural beauty. How down to earth people from West Virginia are.

Why you chose Family Medicine/Specific Specialty? I chose to focus on integrating behavioral health services into primary care settings in order to destigmatize mental health issues. It allows patients to get care in the setting they are most likely to go to and most comfortable asking for help.

Hobbies or fun facts? Playing pool, love German Shepards, spending time with family and friends.