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Outpatient Adult PsychiatristsPsychiatrist OpportunitiesPhiladelphia, PAMinnesotaShare your expertise in an environment that supportsnew treatments and innovation while embracing astrong work-life balance.HealthPartners is a dynamic multi-specialty medicalgroup practice headquartered in the Twin Cities ofMinneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota. Our BehavioralHealth group has a large outpatient practice with 21adult psychiatrists, 4 child psychiatrists, 7 clinicalnurse specialists and 60 therapists. Each hasspecial interests and expertise, but also practice asgeneralists to provide outstanding clinical care to ourdiverse patient population via integrated outpatientservices with our primary care and specialty clinics.We have exciting practice opportunities for outpatientadult psychiatrists, and provide: Full-time and part-time practices Competitive pay A generous benefits package, includingrelocation assistance, employer-matched401(k) and 457(b), malpractice coverage, andcompetitive PTO and CME Minimal call requirements (by pager/phone)covering outpatient practice Affiliation with multiple hospitals and clinicsincluding inpatient psychiatry, intensive dayprograms, chemical dependency programs, andeating disorder programsEinstein Behavioral Health is a comprehensive treatment facility inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania. We are seeking: FT Psychiatrist for General Adult Inpatient Psychiatry Unit Geropsychiatrist CRC Medical DirectorOur programs offer a full range of adult inpatient mental healthservices, including an alcohol and chemical dependency treatmentunit and a geriatric diagnostic center. Our full continuum of care alsoincludes intensive outpatient programs, partial hospitalizationprograms and an outpatient medication management clinic.This opportunity includes an innovative, competitive compensationmodel and an excellent working environment as a member of alarge, experienced behavioral medicine team.Einstein Behavioral Health offers programs to address behavioralhealth issues for all ages. Our 36-bed Long Term StructuredResidence (LTSR) services both adults and older adults, and ourAdult Crisis Response Center (CRC) is a crisis/emergencypsychiatry facility. Our Child and Adolescent Crisis Response Centerincludes a full range of services for children and adolescents.We are part of Einstein Healthcare Network, a large, comprehensivehealthcare network, and have a long history of providing excellentpatient care and a high level of physician satisfaction.For more information, please contactKim Hannan, Physician Recruiter,HannanKi@einstein.edu or call267-421-7435.EOE A large internal referral base Exceptional nursing support and psychotherapycolleagues An organizational commitment to a sustainablemedical practice with EHR, documentationefficiency work group, extensive billing andcoding support, integrated services andtelemedicineHealthPartners’ integrated health care system isrecognized locally and nationally for great care andleadership. We believe outstanding health care isdelivered when we merge the science of medicinewith the compassion, spirit and humanity of ourhearts. We refer to this as “Head Heart, Together,”which exists to inspire constant improvement andlasting success. We achieve this by partneringwith patients and families in everything from caredecisions to service and facility design. As we worktogether as a unified team, we engage patients,families and the community, and put them at thecenter of everything we do.To learn more and apply, visit us online athealthpartners.com/careers, or email your CV andcover letter to lori.m.fake@healthpartners.com.We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicantswill receive consideration for employment without regard to race,color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protectedveteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.healthpartners.comHelping People Live the Healthiest Lives Possible.Psychiatrists (adult and child), &Emergency-Access Center are currently needed in:Bountiful x Ogden x Park City x ProvoSalt Lake City x St. GeorgeMedical Director/Department Chair &Emergency-Access Center needed in:Salt Lake CityEmployment with Intermountain Medical Group.Competitive salary with transition to productionand additional income for meeting qualitygoals. Stipend available. Signing bonus and loanrepayment available. Full Intermountain benefitsto include defined pension, 401k match & CME.Relocation provided up to 15K.For the second year in a row, Forbes magazine hasnamed Intermountain one of the top 3 healthcareorganizations, a top 25 employer overall.Contact Intermountain Physician Recruiting.800-888-3134 rmountain.org

ACUTE Center for Eating DisordersDenver HealthThe ACUTE Center for Eating Disorders at DenverHealth in Denver, Colorado, the nation’s original andpremier medical stabilization unit for those eatingdisordered patients suffering from the most extremeforms of the disease, is for the first time ever recruitinga full-time psychiatrist to work on this unit. ACUTEhas just moved into a brand new 30 bed ICU-type unitdue the ongoing increasing demands for this uniqueservice. The person selected for this new position willbe a member of the medical staff at Denver Healthwith an academic appointment at the University ofColorado School of Medicine commiserate with skillsand academic experience.In addition there is a tremendous opportunity forfunded and investigator research with this extremelyill patient population. Successful candidate wouldbe working on a multidisciplinary team, includingDr. Philip S. Mehler, Founder of ACUTE, and Dr.Margherita Mascolo, Medical Director of ACUTE.Interested parties should send their CV to:Lawreen.McBride@DHHA.orgThe Art and Science of Brief PsychotherapiesA Practitioner’s Guide, Third EditionEdited by Mantosh J. Dewan, M.D.,Brett N. Steenbarger, Ph.D., and Roger P. Greenberg, Ph.D.Just Published!Video IllustratedEach chapter is thoroughlyupdated, and new chapterscover such topics as dialecticalbehavior therapy, multiculturalpractice, and mentalizing,as well as fresh approachesto intervention, such astelepsychiatry and Internetbased interventions.2018 397 pages ISBN 978-1-61537-079-5 Paperback 87.00 Item #370792018 397 pages ISBN 978-1-61537-151-8 eBook 70.00 Item #37151www.appi.orgEmail: appi@psych.orgPhone: 1-800-368-5777AH1744A

Subscription and Business InformationThe American Journal of Psychiatry, ISSN0002-953X, is published monthly by theAmerican Psychiatric Association.The American Psychiatric Association doesnot hold itself responsible for statementsmade in its publications by contributors oradvertisers. Unless so stated, material in TheAmerican Journal of Psychiatry does notreflect the endorsement, official attitude, orposition of the American Psychiatric Association or of the Journal’s Editorial Board.Periodicals postage paid at Arlington, VA,and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The American Journal of Psychiatry, CirculationDepartment, American Psychiatric Association, 1000 Wilson Blvd., Suite 1825, Arlington, VA 22209-3901.Editorial OfficeAmerican Journal of PsychiatryAmerican Psychiatric Association1000 Wilson Blvd., Suite 1825Arlington, VA 22209-3901Phone: (703) 907-7885, (703) 907-7889E-mail: ajp@psych.orgCustomer ServicePhone: (800) 368-5777 (toll-free)E-mail: appi@psych.org.APA Member Subscription ServicesPhone: (888) 35-PSYCH (toll-free)SubscriptionsPer year: individual 318.00,international 478.00Institutional subscriptions are tier priced.For institutional site license or pricing information, contact (703) 907-8538 or institutions@psych.org.Additional subscription options, includingsingle issues and student ratesContact Customer ServiceAdvertisingPharmaceutical Print and Online AdvertisingFrank Cox, Kathleen Harrison, Tim WolfingerPharmaceutical Media, Inc.30 East 33rd StreetNew York, NY 10016Phone: (212) 904-0379E-mail: twolfinger@pminy.comNonpharmaceutical and Online SalesEamon WoodPharmaceutical Media, Inc.E-mail: ewood@pminy.com(see address and phone above).Permissions and ReprintsMaterial published in the journals of theAmerican Psychiatric Association and American Psychiatric Association Publishing isprotected by copyright and all rights are reserved. Material may not be reproduced inany form or by any means without writtenpermission from the copyright owner. Forpermission to reproduce material publishedby APA, please visit http://www.appi.org/Customer Service/Pages/Permissions.aspxfor more information. Permission can alsobe secured through the Copyright Clearance Center (www.copyright.com).APA does not require that permission beobtained for the photocopying of isolatedarticles for nonprofit classroom or library reserve use; all fees associated with such permission are waived. This consent does notextend to other kinds of copying, such ascopying for general distribution, for advertising or promotional purposes, for creatingnew collective works, or for resale. Requestsfor commercial distribution should be directed to (703) 907-7889.For bulk reprints, please contact Jane Cha,(703) 907-7889; email: jcha@psych.org.Indexed in Abstracts for Social Workers,Academic Abstracts, Biological Abstracts,Chemical Abstracts, Chicago Psychoanalytic Literature Index, Cumulative Index toNursing Literature, Excerpta Medica, Hospital Literature Index, Index Medicus, International Nursing Index, Nutrition Abstracts,Psychological Abstracts, Science CitationIndex, Social Science Source, and SocialSciences Index.Pages are produced by Sheridan JournalServices (Waterbury, VT) and printed bySheridan NH (Hanover, NH) on acid-freepaper effective with Volume 169, Number 1,January 2012. 2017 American Psychiatric Association.

Psychiatric Researchand Clinical PracticeWINTER 2018 VOLUME 1 NUMBER 1Psychiatric Research& Clinical PracticeEdited by Kimberly A. Yonkers, M.D.An Open-Access Journal From theAmerican Psychiatric AssociationPsychiatric Research and Clinical Practice (PRCP) is a newpeer-reviewed, open-access journal from the AmericanPsychiatric Association that offers a high-profile publishingdestination for peer-reviewed submissions that build upon the psychiatric knowledge base and bringresearch findings closer to clinical utility through deeper investigation.prcp.psychiatryonline.orgSubmissions on all aspects of mental and behavioral health to inform the field from bench to bedside arewelcome. PRCP seeks to occupy that place between research and clinical utility, leaning toward clinicalutility through publication of replication studies and features that show how new scientific knowledgecan inform clinical practice. The journal will also feature “Clinical Pearls”—accounts by clinicians usingthe findings from the most up-to-date clinical research to help solve problems commonly confronted inclinical practice.PRCP maintains the rigorous standards of APA’s scholarly publications while providing an essentialresource for today’s practicing physicians. Published in accordance with open-access principles, PRCPmakes all of its content immediately available for free—the reach one wants from an established andrespected publisher.Psychiatric Research and Clinical Practice is committed to keeping the field of psychiatry vibrant andrelevant by publishing wide-ranging information on all aspects of mental and behavioral health andenhancing APA’s leadership role in scientific publishing in psychiatry by expanding the amount ofresearch, clinical practice, and systems of care content available to the field.About the EditorKimberly A. Yonkers, M.D., is Professor of Psychiatry, Epidemiology, Obstetrics/Gynecology, and ReproductiveSciences and Director of the Center for Wellbeing of Women and Mothers at Yale University. She brings to the taskof serving as PRCP’s Editor a broad and deep experience in research and clinical work. Her research includes investigations into the clinical course, etiopathology, and treatment of psychiatric disorders as they occur in women.A major component of this work includes investigations into the occurrence and treatment of illnesses in preg–nancy and the postpartum period and across the menstrual cycle. This area, by its nature, cuts across disciplinesand requires psychiatric expertise as well as knowledge in neuroscience and reproductive biology. Her work hasalso included determining optimal methods for screening and treating women for substance use problems whenthey are pregnant or gprcp.psychiatryonline.orgAH1740

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