Dr. Hannah Robidoux is a clinical instructor in the College of Nursing - Doctor of Nursing Practice Program. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at the University of South Carolina and went on to pursue her Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and her Doctor of Nursing Practice specializing as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) from the Medical University of South Carolina.
She started her nursing career working in the hospital setting in Cardiac/Med-Surg before transferring to psychiatry working at a psychiatric residential treatment facility specializing in pediatric and adolescent mental health. Her doctoral clinical experiences focused on treating children and adolescent as well as managing other vulnerable populations.
Following graduation with her doctorate, she began a 1-year fellowship through the Medical University of South Carolina - College of Nursing and Center for Telehealth with a specialized focus on advancing behavioral health equity through telehealth. She is an ANCC certified PMHNP through the lifespan, and currently practices through telehealth seeing pediatric and adolescent patients in North Charleston, SC.
Dr. Robidoux has published on a variety of topics relating to early detection and intervention of infant mental health, the impact of digital technology on children and telemental health. She has presented locally and nationally.
Due to her strong connection to MUSC and her desire to mentor the next generation of psychiatric nurse practitioners, Dr. Robidoux joined the College of Nursing as a clinical instructor in the Fall of 2022. She is a member of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association and Neuroscience Education Institute.