Dr. Angie Panos is a licensed psychologist with over 20 years specializing in the treatment of traumatic stress. She is currently the director of the Crisis Response Program for Intermountain Health Care. She is a member of the International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies. She has consulted internationally to organizations affected by effects of violence and trauma. She assisted the government of Kuwait in the planning and implementation of the postwar recovery efforts, including rape recovery, crisis mental health services as well as community education. These efforts won her recognition and an award from the Crown Prince of Kuwait.

Dr. Panos has presented worldwide to organizations regarding trauma, including the United Nations World Congress on the Family. She has consulted with over 100 different organizations nationally to assist them in dealing with murder, suicide or traumatic death in the workplace. She has directed the response to major traumas, including airline crashes.

She is on the Board of Directors for Gift From Within (giftfromwithin.org), an international non-profit organization that provides support, referral, and educational/resource materials for trauma survivors. She is also on the Board of Directors for the International Center for Child and Family Resiliency, an international non-profit organization that supports research and education for victims of trauma, such as war refugees and street children.

She received the Association of Marriage and Family Therapists Special Recognition for Meritorious Service (1991) for her working in directing the recovery efforts with the hostages and witnesses of homicide of the Altaview Hostage Siege.

Dr. Panos has 17 peer-reviewed publications in the trauma field including a landmark study on. a 10-year follow-up study to an incident of workplace violence. (2004. Journal of Emotional Abuse, 4(3/4).