Welcome to the Psychiatry Residency Training Program at UCLA-Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior! 🌅🧠🌴
Los Angeles, CA
Joined October 2020
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We are excited to announce our Virtual Open House!
When: Thursday, September 5th
When: 3:30 - 5 PM (PST)
with Underrepresented in Medicine (URiM) Roundtable (open to all!), from 5-5:30 PM (PST)
#ERAS #Psychiatryresidency #Residencyapplications #UCLA
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Olympic sprinter @itsgabbyt shares her mental health strategies for staying prepared both on and off the track.
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The Los Angeles County Homeless Initiative is holding a series of virtual community listening sessions to strengthen strategies for addressing and preventing homelessness. To find more information, please visit homeless.lacounty.gov.
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Just attended Grand Rounds for @UclaPsychRes , and I really enjoyed listening to @Lorenzo__Leggio explain how research on GLP-1 and the gut-brain connection may lead to new treatments for addiction. A quick 🧵 for those interested!
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My advice to the new interns starting work tomorrow is to show up as your authentic self each day. The medical knowledge will come with training and experience. It’ll be difficult and exhausting. Stay true to who you are and hold on to your “why” as you grow and evolve.
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Are you a CAP resident/fellow? Apply for this opportunity, due June 28
Please help me spread the word to your trainees
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Are you interested in child and adolescent psychiatry?
@AACAP offers travel grants & mentorship programs to support med students attending our annual meeting in October
Join us in Seattle!
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AMEC in NOLA was definitely one for the books! Spent the weekend catching up with old friends, eating good, and pouring into the next wave of Black physicians. Can’t wait to run it back next year.
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💙💛 Welcome to our family!!! 💙💛 We are lucky and honored to have you. Congratulations and let the celebrations begin! 🐻🩺🎉 #MATCH2024
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For students who don’t get good news today, this is not the end of the road. It doesn’t define your worth. Your story is still being written, so keep striving! I’m proud of everyone who’s gotten to this point despite all the obstacles.
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Just published a book review in @JAACAP!!! @UclaPsychRes From “Loser” to Legend: How 60+ celebrities Survived, and Thrived After Bullying | From “Loser” to Legend: How 60+ celebrities Survived, and Thrived After Bullying sciencedirect.com/science/ar… – at Los Angeles, CA
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Yesterday @TianaWoolridge and I hosted a wellness and healing event for Black athletes at UCLA. We discussed the importance of mindfulness, centering joy, and community building. Excited to do more work at the intersection of sports and mental health!
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Looking at your new “Chiefs of Healthcare Administration and System Improvement” (C.H.A.S.I.s) @UclaPsychRes – at West Hollywood, CA
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Join UCLA Psychiatry in celebrating the start of National Latino, Latinx, & Hispanic Heritage month!
Huge congratulations to Dr. Debha Amatya, one of our PGY-3 residents, for receiving the NIMH Outstanding Resident Award!! This selective award recognizes residents with outstanding research and academic potential, and we are proud to have him here at UCLA!
Dr. Amatya is applying to child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship this cycle. He is interested in working with young people that experience psychosis and using a variety of quantitative tools to study trajectories of mental illness across the lifespan.
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Check out this opinion piece written by one of our faculty members @UclaPsychRes. Dr. Burns brings up great points about the increasing difficulty of distinguishing between delusions and reality in our current digital world.
Opinion: I treat schizophrenia. It's getting hard to distinguish its delusions from our current digital reality (via @latimesopinion ) latimes.com/opinion/story/20…
Last weekend our Chief Residents, Drs. Dacarett-Galeano & Chan, and our Residents Council leaders, Drs. Wong, Igwe, and Song, escaped to the Yucca Valley for a fun weekend getaway of bonding, hiking, and good homemade food! We are so grateful to have them as leaders!
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The economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on many Californians' mental health. This National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we look at a recent @UCLAchpr study that revealed that racial and ethnic groups were disproportionately affected. #NMMHM ⬇️🧵
