Bob DiCuio, PhD

Bob has held positions as Director of Education and Training for the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene and Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital in NYC.  He was also on faculty at New York Medical College and Mount Sinai School of Medicine..

Through a federally sponsored management training program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, he taught trainers who in turn would teach healthcare administrators management principles that were used in corporate environments such as project management techniques. 

After leaving the health care field, he opened his Wall Street Area practice where he worked with Employee Assistance Programs primarily for employees of  insurance companies, investment companies, and financial institutions.  He also began consulting in Atlantic City setting up employee assistance programs at two casinos.  He worked was featured in a New York Times article which focused on setting up stress management programs for casino staff.

After the first World Trade Center attack (which occurred in 1993) he worked with several companies that had offices at the World Trade Center.  He founded Wall Street Psych Consulting.  Since their offices were ½ block from Ground Zero, during the months following 9/11/01 Bob DiCuio consulted extensively with companies who were forced to move into temporary offices spaces in Midtown Manhattan and Jersey City. He also began providing consultation to companies who had employees who were anxious about having to return to their office space near Ground Zero.

During this time Dr. DiCuio began to work more with executives around leadership skills needed during times of crisis.  He worked with several advertising agencies that had to deal with staff that had to deal with fear of flying and trying to deal with creative difficulties immediately following the attacks.