Title: Psychiatric Family Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Company: I- View Psychiatric NP Behavioral Therapy PC
Location: Liverpool, New York, United States
Abraham Masara, Psychiatric Family Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at I- View Psychiatric NP Behavioral Therapy PC, has been recognized by Marquis Who’s Who Top Nurses for dedication, achievements, and leadership in mental health and psychiatric nursing.
Mr. Masara is a dedicated and compassionate healthcare professional with a rich background in psychiatric nursing and mental health advocacy. His academic journey began with premed coursework at Columbia University, followed by earning his bachelor’s degree in nursing from Syracuse University. He continued his education at the State University of New York Upstate Medical University, where he obtained his master’s degree as a psychiatric nurse practitioner.
Throughout his career, Mr. Masara has held various roles that highlight his commitment to improving mental health outcomes and addressing addiction issues. He has served as a psychiatric family mental health nurse practitioner at I-View Psychiatric NP & Behavioral Therapy P.C. Since 2015. He also served as the chief executive officer and medical provider at Cultural Competence at I Mobile Health Mission.
Mr. Masara’s professional achievements extend beyond clinical practice. He is the Founder of IMobile Health Mission, a non-profit organization dedicated to mental health advocacy and community outreach. Additionally, he serves as the program director of the Mental Health Program at the Mary Nelson Center, where he continues to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals struggling with mental health challenges. His commitment to excellence is reflected in his certifications, including being board-certified as a psychiatric nurse practitioner and by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. He has also received recognition for his outstanding contributions, including awards from the Madison County Sheriff’s Department and TopDoc.
Mr. Masara’s resilience and determination have not only allowed him to overcome adversity but also to thrive in his professional endeavors. Looking ahead, he is focused on leveraging technology to improve access to mental healthcare services. He plans to develop an app that accepts Medicaid and Medicare, aiming to extend essential services to underserved populations.
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