Cynthia Moriarty, M.D.
Assistant Professor Associate Residency Director, Preventive Medicine

Internal Medicine

(615) 327-6782
Fax (Fax)
1005 Dr. D.B. Todd Boulevard
2nd Floor Old Hospital
Nashville, TN  37208

cmoriarty@mmc.edu

CV or Bio (PDF)

1994-1997 Meharry Medical College Nashville, TN Master of Science in Public Health Master of Public Health Thesis Title: A Population Based Case-Control Study of Cigarette Smoking and Primary Liver Cancer In U.S. Men
1988-1992 University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, AR Doctor of Medicine Member, American Medical Association-served as delegate to National meetings in June 1989, November 1989, and November 1990 (medical student section). Member, Arkansas Medical Society Student Section. Served as Secretary 1988-9, President 1989-90. AMA Recruitment Award 1989
1983-1985 University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR B.S. in Chemistry, Graduated with High Honors 1983-1985 Arkansas State University at Beebe, Beebe, AR A.A. in Math

Fellow in the Faculty Development Program in Substance Abuse Prevention Services sponsored by grant funding through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
A collaborative program between the Vanderbilt University Medical Center Department of Psychiatry and the Department of Occupational and Preventive Medicine at Meharry Medical College to develop expertise in teaching, implementation, and research related to substance abuse prevention services.
Fellow in the Vanderbilt Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Prevention Faculty Development Program. Program focused on development of expertise in alcohol, tobacco and other drug use and dissemination of this knowledge to health professionals and the community.

Levine, R.S., St. Onge, J., Moriarty C.J., Bailey, S., Logan, T., Zhu, K., Nelson B.K., Hodder, R.A., Marino W. Preventive Practicum Training in Healthcare Organizations: The Meharry Model. American Journal of Preventive Medicine Volume 17;1 1999.

Briggs, N.C., Hall, I.H., Brann, E.A., Moriarty, C.J., Levine, R.S., Cigarette Smoking and Risk of Hodgkins’s Disease: A Population-based Case Control Study. American Journal of Epidemiology Vol 156;11 2002.
Abstracts and Presentations

Yong, C.,Wang, X.,Wanqing, W., Moriarty, C.J., Levine, R.S., Risk Factors and Dynamic Process for Smoking Relapse Among Veteran Smokers. American Public Health Association, Washington D.C., November 2004.

Yong, C., Wanqing, W., Moriarty, C.J., Levine, R.S., Influence of Predictors of Six-month Relapse on Dynamic Process of Relapse in a Veterans Smoking Cessation Program. American Public Health Association, San Francisco, California, November 2003.

St. Onge, J., Levine, R.S., Moriarty, C.J., Martin, B.L., Summners, B.J., A Synergistic Nurse-physician Partnership for Health Equality in Preventive Care. American Public Health Association, Boston, Massachusettes, November 2000.

Adewumi, J., Cui, Y., Gao, L., Martin, B.L., Dong, C., Heiba, I., Moriarty C.J., Levine, R.S., Gordon, S.M., Eliminating Disparities in a Veterans Smoking Cessation Program. American Public Health Association, Boston, Massachusettes, November 2000.

Moriarty, C.J., Gordon, S.M., Jahangir, M., Martin,B.L., Narayanashastry, R., Witkowski,W., Uddin,N., Levine, R.S. A Comparison of Cigarette Use and Nicotine Dependence with Psychiatric Comorbidity in a Veteran Population. American Public Health Association, Chicago, Illinois November 1999.

Witkowski, W., Mitzner, C., Levine R.S., Moriarty, C.J., Tuberculin Skin Test Conversions Among Healthcare Employees. American Public Health Association , Chicago, Illinois November 1999.

Levine, R.S., St. Onge, J., Bailey, S., Moriarty, C.J., Greuner, M., Narayanashastry, R., Jahangir, M., Dolin, P., Futterman, N., Nelson, B., Haliburton, W., Linn, J.G. Planning the Implementation of Preventive Services in a Capitated Health System. American Public. Health Association. Washington, D.C. November 1998. Abstracts p.200.

Levine, R.S., St. Onge, J., Moriarty, C.J., Bailey, S., Zhu, K., Nelson, B., Hodder, R., Marino, W., Linn, J.G. Old Wine, New Bottles: Transporting the Public Health Model to a Health Care Community. Western Society Social Medicine. Denver, Colorado. April 1998.