Addiction Psychiatry Clinical Fellowship

The Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship combines didactic coursework, diverse clinical experiences, and mentorship to provide fellows with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively evaluate, engage, and treat patients with substance use disorders (SUDs), other addictions, and co-occurring psychiatric and substance use disorders.

Fellows in the program gain experience in treating adolescent, young adult, and adult patients in diverse clinical settings. The Fellowship training addresses all aspects of SUDs, other addictions, and co-occurring disorders (CODs), including evidence-based clinical and treatment approaches. In addition to receiving a robust clinical experience, fellows are actively involved in teaching Addictive substances and supervising medical students, residents, clinical psychology interns and other healthcare practitioners and trainees. Fellows are encouraged to take part in the wide variety of seminars, conferences, and journal clubs offered by our Department, as well as the School of Medicine, focusing on the latest research and best practices in clinical care.

Addiction Psychiatry Clinical Fellowship

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