Subspecialty Training

General Psychiatry Residency

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Clinician-Educator Track

The new Clinician Educator (CE) Track offers residents advanced training in teaching and administration related to medical education. Interested residents apply in their PGY-2 year.  We accept up to 2 residents per PGY cohort....

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Child and Adolescent

The Child and Adolescent Psychiatry experience starts in the PGY-2 year. This is advantageous for residents contemplating fast tracking into Child Psychiatry as it gives them early exposure to the field to help them make their decision about fellowship....

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Interventional Psychiatry

Residents have the opportunity to work with faculty in our new Interventional Psychiatry service. This includes working with ketamine infusion therapies to treat treatment-resistant unipolar or bipolar depression. Residents can also learn how to use transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) therapy wi...

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Psychiatry Residency Neuroscience Research Tracks

Within psychiatry there exists a need to train physicians capable of treating patients, understanding the manifestations of disease, and performing substantive clinical or basic science research. In order to facilitate the development of psychiatrists who excel as clinicians and scientists, the Depa...

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Psychotherapy Track

The University of Psychiatry Residency Program offers comprehensive, longitudinal training in various psychotherapy modalities. Our psychotherapy curriculum is among the most robust in the region....

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Resident Continuity Clinics

Residents spend two half days per week two resident continuity clinics at UIC. Residents see patients in one of the four "core" clinics for two years - either psychosis, women's mental health, neuropsychiatry, or mood/anxiety. They may also spend one year rotating in recovery/substance abuse clinic,...

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Women's Mental Health

Inpatient This experience involves rotating on “Red Team” for several weeks at a time as a PGY1 and PGY2 under the supervision of Dr. Stojanac, and Dr. Mulvihill. This service is unique in terms of its diverse psychopathology and high proportion of pregnant patients, as UIC is one of the only hospi...

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