Sentences with phrase «psychiatric residency»
A psychiatric residency is a period of training for doctors who want to become psychiatrists. It is a hands-on program where doctors work in a hospital or clinic, learning to diagnose and treat mental illnesses. Full definition
Heather Fretwell, MD, graduated from psychiatric residency at the Indiana University School of Medicine in 2006.
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After completing a three - year psychiatric residency at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston, he served as chief resident in psychiatry there and began his private practice.
Rocco A. Iannucci, MD, began his psychiatric career at Massachusetts General Hospital and McLean Hospital, where he served as chief resident in addiction psychiatry and as assistant director of psychiatric residency training.
Academic training: Hold at least a master's degree in psychology, clinical social work, psychiatric nursing or a counseling area that leads to licensing; or a medical degree with psychiatric residency (or residency equivalent if it is defined differently in that country).
Any psychiatrist worth theit medical degree and psychiatric residency / experience can look at Obama's eyes and easily tell you what he's all about.
I guess when I was at the National Institutes of Health, and when I came back into my psychiatric residency, which was in the 1960s.
In addition to his psychiatric residency training, Dr. Cohen was educated at the Psychiatric Epidemiology Program of the Columbia University Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health and completed the four - year post-graduate training program in Systemic Family Theory and Therapy at the Family Institute of Westchester, where he developed expertise in Bowen Family Systems Coaching.
In addition to his psychiatric residency training, Dr. Cohen was educated at the Psychiatric Epidemiology Program of the Columbia University Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health.
John W Jacobs, MD, originally a supervisor of mine during my psychiatric residency, and currently an esteemed senior colleague, had gone through the process himself, coached by Betty Carter at The Family Institute of Westchester, and became a Bowen Family Systems Coach.
Dr. Cason currently teaches in the psychiatric residency at UCLA and is a licensed psychologist and Diplomate in the Academy of Cognitive therapy with a private practice in Los Angeles specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy & the LGBT community.