CHARLES R. SENTEIO, PHD, LCSW, MSW, MBA
LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY - SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION & INFORMATION
Seeking help is a courageous act and I admire all my clients for taking the first step. I believe that each client is unique and there is not a one size fits all treatment plan. I aim to provide a non-judgmental environment for you to talk about your concerns and issues conformable.
As an African American cisgender male, I aspire to utilize my position in the field of therapy to enhance the sense of ease and acceptance for minorities and men seeking clinical assistance. With a warm and amiable demeanor, coupled with training in diverse therapeutic techniques, I excel in establishing a strong rapport that enables us to collaboratively tackle the areas of your life that you wish to transform. By means of constructive conversation, we can unravel the underlying emotions and thoughts that drive behaviors. It is crucial to approach such discussions with an unwavering sense of respect and unconditional positive regard for each individual's unique journey. My objective is to foster a secure and supportive environment, based on honesty and trust, where people can cultivate healthy relationships.
NEWS & UPDATES
Appointments
MLK Visiting Professors and Scholars Program
Appointed as a Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Visiting Assistant Professor at MIT Sloan School of Management for the 2020-2021 academic year. Collaborated with Dr. Retsef Levi to conduct research on health inequities and technology.
MLK Scholar Charles Senteio’s Research Shines a Light on Health Inequity | April 9th, 2021
Dr. Charles Senteio: Addressing Health Inequity through Information Technology | January 26th, 2021 MLK Visiting Scholar Virtual Luncheon via Zoom
Charles Senteio Named Martin Luther King, Jr. Visiting Professor at MIT | June 16th, 2020
Articles Under Review/Revision
Senteio, C. R., Newton, C., Pennycook, G., & Rand, D. G. (2021, Submitted). Intragroup differences in COVID-19 vaccine attitudes among Black Americans. Manuscript submitted for Review on July 17th to Social Science and Medicine. Preprint https://psyarxiv.com/r3vem (Q1, SNIP 2.449)
Senteio, C. R., & Murdock, P. J. (2021). The efficacy of health IT in supporting Black and Hispanic chronic disease patients: A Meta-Analysis. Revision submitted on June 15th to the Journal of Medical Internet Research. (Q1, SNIP 1.19)
Book Chapters in Preparation
Senteio, C. R., & Valera, P. (2021) Prison Telehealth. In J. T. Doswell, & D. L. Adams (Eds.), Future of Consumer-Centered Telehealth: Beyond COVID-19. Springer. Chapter to be submitted by December 2021.
Senteio, C. R. (2021) Personal Health Records (PHRs): Tools for Empowering Consumers in Care Management. In J. T. Doswell, & D. L. Adams (Eds.), Future of Consumer-Centered Telehealth: Beyond COVID-19. Springer. Chapter submitted by December 2021.