Education

Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Education 

Education in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health provides training at all levels of practice.

For medical students, the psychiatry clerkship is a core, four-week clinical rotation that spans outpatient psychiatry, adult and child inpatient services and the consult service.

The four-year ACGME-accredited psychiatry residency and fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry provide graduate medical education opportunities; meanwhile, a psychology internship trains advanced psychology doctoral-level students preparing to enter practice in professional psychology.

For practitioners, the department helps to organize a number of continuing medical education opportunities each year.

For Medical Students
MD Student Clerkships

Continuing Education: Credits are offered for various programs such as an annual Social Work Education Series, an annual Adolescent and Young Adult Health conference and more. See Continuing Education opportunities

Internship: The Psychology Internship's chief and overarching goal is to train advanced psychology doctoral-level students preparing to enter practice in professional psychology. Learn more about the Psychology Internship.