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Institution:
The Partners HealthCare Fellowship in Addiction Psychiatry
Affiliated with the Harvard Medical School
Address:
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Program, Mclean Hospital, 115 Mill
Street, Belmont, Massachusetts 02478
Program Director: Shelly F. Greenfield,
MD, MPH
Phone: (617) 855-2241
Program Contact:
Fax: (617) 855-2699
E-mail: shelly_greenfield@hms.harvard.edu
Is there a residency program affiliated with
the fellowship? Yes
If so, in which specialty is the residency
based? Psychiatry
Number of physician fellowships available
2004-05: 1-3
Number filled 2001-02: 1
Total program enrollment (all years):
12
Year program was established: 1991
Number of postgraduate training years required
after medical school: 4
Is a completed residency required? Yes
Medical specialties accepted: Psychiatry
Duration of fellowship (in months): 12
Fellowship Start date: July 1st
Deadline date for applications: November
30th
Facilities: Comprehensive training is provided in all levels
of care: inpatient, residential, opioid maintenance, partial hospital,
outpatient, consultation and community treatment. Training sites include:
- McLean Hospital
- Massachusetts General Hospital
- Brigham & Women’s Hospital
- North Charles Institute for the Addictions
Faculty: Approximately 20 faculty in
psychiatry, internal medicine, rehabilitation medicine, psychology
& neuropsychology, including: Shelly Greenfield, MD, MPH, Roger
Weiss MD, Janice F. Kauffman RN, MPH, Nalan Ward, MD, David Curtis,
M.D., Martha Kane, PhD, Eden Evins, MD, Craig Boyajian, MD, Alan Barry,
MD, Hilary Smith Connery MD, PhD, Alisa Busch, MD, MPH, Sumita Manwani,
MD
Educational Program: The program seeks
to equip outstanding psychiatrists with:
- Comprehensive addictions treatment skills, including screening,
diagnosis, behavioral therapies, pharmacotherapies, systems management,
treatment planning, and consultation in both a general medical/surgical
and psychiatric setting
- Broad exposure to treatment modalities, including individual,
group, and family
- Leadership skills for the administrative direction of contemporary
addictions treatment programs
- Teaching opportunities to prepare for academic duties in addiction
psychiatry
- Scholarship skills for critical literature review and understanding
of research design and reporting
Research Opportunities: Current projects
include NIAAA- and NIDA-sponsored clinical studies in pharmacotherapies
and psychotherapies (Roger Weiss MD & Shelly Greenfield, MD, MPH),
drug abuse behavioral pharmacology (Scott Lukas PhD), neuroimaging
(Perry Renshaw MD),
Salary (or range): Approximately $50,000
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