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From the Director and the Co-Director...
Maria Oquendo, MD Vice Chair for Education & Training and Director of Psychiatric Residency Program |
Melissa Arbuckle, MD, PhD Co-Director of Residency Training |
Our mission in the Columbia University Psychiatry Residency Training Program is to train residents to become outstanding clinicians, researchers, and teachers, who will find fulfillment in their work and make meaningful contributions to the field. We know that these goals require psychological and emotional awareness, thorough knowledge of the neurosciences and well-practiced clinical skills. To this end we foster professional, as well as personal growth...
My name is Jeremy Kidd, and I am a PGY2 resident. The PGY2 year is spent rotating among various settings...
A Day in the Life of a Resident
Being the Co-Director of Residency Training at Columbia has been an amazing and rewarding career.
From the Faculty's Perspective
Hello. My name is Fred Kass, and I thank you for reviewing our Department's website. I am Executive Vice Chair of our Department.
From the Administration
My name is Serina Deen, and I’m a PGY3 resident. This is an exciting year for me: I’m interested in adult outpatient psychiatry
A Day in the Life of a Resident
I consider myself first and foremost a neuroscientist. From my point of view, this isn’t at all at odds with being a psychiatrist
From the Faculty's Perspective
My name is David Lowenthal, and I am the Clinical Director of New York State Psychiatric Institute, one of the primary training sites
From the Administration