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Employment Opportunities - Psychiatrist-General Fellowships MARCH 2020 Listings
Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship-University of Massachusetts Medical School FELLOWSHIP OPENING: UMass PGY-5 Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship, ACGME accredited, starting 7/1/2020. This one-year, full-time position involves intensive academic and clinical training. Fellows conduct a wide variety of court-ordered forensic evaluations and rotate at major court clinic sites in Massachusetts. The Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital, a 260 adult bed mental health facility, is the major inpatient training site. Nationally recognized research programs, a major commitment to public sector psychiatry, and strong didactic programs make UMass an exciting place to train. Contact: Paul Noroian, MD, Dept. of Psychiatry, UMass Medical School, 55 Lake Avenue North, Worcester, MA 01655. Tel:(508) 856-1256. Email: [email protected] AA/EOE CAMBRIDGE HEALTH ALLIANCE
Fellowship in Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
Harvard Department of Psychiatry Fellowship Title: Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Fellowship FTE/Hours: Full-time Accreditation Status: ACGME Accredited Location: Cambridge Health Alliance Available: July 1, 2020
The Fellowship in Consultation Liaison Psychiatry at Cambridge Health Alliance and Harvard Medical School is an ACGME-accredited 1 year training program for a PGY5 psychiatrist. The fellowship provides training in psychiatric consultation and management of medical and surgical inpatients as well as training in integrated/collaborative care programs in primary care centers. Fellows will have exposure to population focused care by being part of a primary care team and through the use of mental health registries and telemedicine. Specialty training in geriatrics, women’s health, and substance use disorders is also available. Faculty will mentor fellows in the development of a scholarly project. Our program takes advantage of Cambridge Health Alliance's unique blend of community and academic resources. Clinical fellows receive appointments to Cambridge Health Alliance and Harvard Medical School. Contact: Hsiang Huang, MD, MPH
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