Psychiatry

Psychiatry: Continuing Education Opportunities

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Grand Rounds

The UToledo Department of Psychiatry offers continuing education credit for UToledo employees through our Grand Rounds, held every two weeks September through May. 

2023-2024

  • Sept. 7 - Grand Rounds - Yeiser, Bethany - From Schizophrenia and Homelessness to Co-Founder of the CURESZ Foundation - In Person
  • Sept. 14 - Grand Rounds - Athreya, Arjun - Engineering Analytics: Driving Molecular & Digital Therapeutics for Precision Medicine in Psychiatry and Wellbeing - WebEx
  • Sept. 21 - Grand Rounds - Cowan, Allison - Intellectual & Developmental Disability and Psychiatry - WebEx

Upcoming Grand Rounds:

  • Jan. 4 - Grand Rounds - Kononov, Dionis; Singh, Sirtaj -  Psychedelics - WebEx
  • Feb. 1 - Grand Rounds - McClellan, Jake - 
  • Feb. 15 - Grand Rounds - Lewis, Chandani -
  • Feb. 29 - Grand Rounds - Ryan, Alexis -
  • March 7 - Grand Rounds - Smith, Robert; Roach, Thomas; Gao, Eric - 
  • March 14 - Grand Rounds - Levine, Jason - 
  • April 4 - Grand Rounds - Boyle, Mellisa - 
  • April 18 - Grand Rounds - Williams, Kristi - 
  • May 2 - Grand Rounds - Hunter, Kimberly - 
  • May 15 - Grand Rounds - Dowling, Jamie - 
  • May 30 - Grand Rounds - Rapport, Daniel - 

2022-2023

  • Sept. 29- Grand Rounds- Andari, Elissar - Deciphering Autism Biotypes by Adopting Modern Machine Learning Approaches - WebEx
  • Oct. 13- Grand Rounds- Weichers, Ilse - Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Services in the Veterans Health Administration - WebEx
  • Feb. 2 - Grand Rounds - Singh, Tanvir; Bell, Caylie; Mann, Birinder - Clozapine Use in Children - WebEx
  • Feb. 16 - Grand Rounds - Novick, Andrew - Psychiatric Implications of Hormonal Contraception - WebEx
  • March 16 - Grand Rounds - McCarthy, Daniel - ADHD Stimulants - WebEx
  • March 30 - Grand Rounds - Wang, Xin - Neurohormonal Changes In the Hair Samples From Psychiatric Patients - WebEx
  • April 16 - Grand Rounds - Singh, Sirtaj; Magsi, Rayan; Kelly, Victoria - To Be or Not to Be: Ethical Considerations Regarding Physician Assisted Suicide - WebEx
  • April 27 - Grand Rounds - Dynes, Morgan - Real World Application of Behavioral Health Integration- WebEx

2021-2022

  • Sept. 3 – Grand Rounds – McCullumsmith, Cheryl – Collaborative Care – WebEx
  • Sept. 17 – Grand Rounds – Budzenski, Carol – Assessment of ADHD in Adults: An Update – WebEx
  • Oct. 6 – Grand Rounds – Mental Health Courts – Mental Health Courts and Jails – WebEx
  • Oct. 15 – State of the Department – McCullumsmith, Cheryl – State of the Department – WebEx
  • Oct. 29 – Grand Rounds – Knox, Michele – Parenting During the Pandemic: Rise of Child Abuse – WebEx
  • Nov. 12 – Grand Rounds – Rapport, Daniel – Naturalistic Study of Outcomes for Remission in Bipolar – WebEx
  • Jan. 7, 2022 – Grand Rounds – Appel, Jacob – Malingering: The V Code That Dare Not Speak Its Name – WebEx
  • Jan. 21 – Grand Rounds – Fine, Thomas –Getting to the Heart of Anxiety: Cardiovascular effects of Floatation Rest – WebEx
  • Feb. 04 – Grand Rounds – Levine, Jason –Behavioral Activation: Theory, Principles, and Application – WebEx
  • Feb. 18 – Grand Rounds – Lewis, Chandani –Nicotine & Psychosis: To Smoke or Not to Smoke – WebEx
  • March 4 – Grand Rounds – Riese, Amy –The Effects of a Resiliency Intervention on Psychiatry Residents – WebEx
  • March 18 – Grand Rounds – Migliori, Jamie – Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome– WebEx
  • April 1 – Grand Rounds – Williams, Kristi –Psychological / Psychiatric Clearance for Kidney Transplant Evaluations – WebEx
  • April 15 – Grand Rounds – Dowling, Jamie –Sexual Health Disparities and Sexuality Education of Adolescents in a Psychiatric In-Patient       Setting – WebEx
  • April 29 – Grand Rounds – Magalhaes, Catia – Adverse Childhood Experiences and Mindfulness Interventions– WebEx

2020-2021

  • Sept. 3 – Cheryl Wills, M.D. – Forensic Case Conference - WebEx
  • Sept. 17 – Victoria Kelly, M.D. – Neuropsychiatric & Mental Health Impact of COVID-19 -WebEx
  • Oct. 29 – Morgan Dynes, Ph.D. – Interdisciplinary Management of Anxiety & School Avoidance  - WebEx
  • Nov. 12 – Kimberly Hunter, Ph.D. – Sleep Problems in Children and Evidence Based Treatments - WebEx
  • Dec. 10 –Elissar Andari, Ph.D – Drug Repurposing and Child Maltreatment During the COVID-19 Pandemic - WebEx
  • Jan. 7, 2021 – Kimberly Burkhart, Ph.D– Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: Assessment and Intervention - WebEx
  • Feb. 4 – Cheryl McCullumsmith, M.D., Ph.D –Clinical uses of Ketamine - WebEx
  • Feb. 18 – Ashish Rungta, M.D. - Medical Marijuana in Ohio: Licensing and Clinical Considerations – WebEx
  • March 4 – Dionis Kononov, D.O. -  A Review of Catatonia – WebEx
  • March 18 - Milton Fuentes, PsyD - Understanding and Addressing Implicit Biases in Health Care Settings - WebEx
  • April 1 – Francis Lu, M.D. – Diversity & Inclusion -  WebEx
  • April 15 – Daniel McCarthy, M.D. - Sleep Wake Cycles and Mood Disorders – WebEx
  • April 29 – Xin Wang M.D. Ph.D. – Mega-Analysis of Cortical Morphometric Differences between PTSD Patients and Non-PTSD Controls - WebEx

Please call 419-383-5615 for details or to be added to our email list.

 

We also hold the following conferences:


Psychopharmacology Update

Annual conference presenting the most up-to-date information on the etiology and treatment of psychiatric illness.

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Henry L. Hartman Forensic Psychiatry Conference

This symposium is presented in memory of Henry L. Hartman, M.D. (1910-1980), whose interests included facilitating communication and understanding between mental health and legal practitioners. Dr. Hartman was a forensic psychiatrist and clinical professor of psychiatry at the Medical College of Ohio (now University of Toledo, Health Science Campus) from May 1967 until his death in August 1980.


Annual Rayport Brain-Behavior Lecture

The Rayport lecture honors the work of Mark Rayport, MD, CM, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Neurological Surgery and founder of the Department of Neurological Surgery at the Medical College of Ohio (now the University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences). He was a meticulous neurosurgeon who was dedicated to the exploration of brain mind relationships with the aim of contributing to knowledge about brain function and mechanisms, and improving the understanding, care and quality of life of the epileptic patient. He collaborated with his wife, Shirley Ferguson Rayport, MD, neuropsychiatrist, in the study and care of the patient with intractable epilepsy, from the 1960's until his retirement in 1993.

Last Updated: 12/15/23