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*Please note while we welcome members to view archived videos of our programming, CME credit is not available for past CME events.
Tri-Service Psychiatry Conference, 30APR21
Online conference
Free for SUSP Members
Free for all Residents, Medical Students, and Fellows
$40 for Non-Members
S3(3)*: Innovation in Military Psychiatry: The process of developing your ideas into practical realities within the MHS
Who: Featuring COL(ret) Millard Brown, COL Chris Ivany, MAJ(P) Rohul Amin; moderated by CPT Aaron Wolfgang
What: Featured guests will talk about how they developed their innovations of BHDP (Dr. Brown), Embedded Behavioral Health (Dr. Ivany) and BH Pulse (Dr. Amin). Small group discussions will engage members' in their ideas on how to innovate within our technological, clinical and military structural systems.
When: TUE, 13APR at 1800 ET
*"S3" is our new educational initiative - SUSP Spotlight Series - where we highlight the incredible things our members do to advance our field.
CME Event: MDMA-Assisted Therapy for PTSD
Who: Dr. Rachel Yehuda & CPT Aaron Wolfgang
When: TUE, 23MAR at 1800 ET
Why: Results of this treatment for PTSD have been promising, and with potential FDA-approval estimated for 2023, it will be important for military psychiatrists to weigh in.
Q&A: MDMA-Assisted Therapy for PTSD
Who: Dr. Rick Doblin, Dr. Rachel Yehuda, CAPT(ret) Bob Koffman, Lt Col(ret) Mark Bates, CPT Aaron Wolfgang
When: TUE, 23MAR at 1900 ET
Why: Audience members will be offered the opportunity to directly engage with Dr. Rick Doblin (Executive Director of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies), Dr. Rachel Yehuda (Director of the Center for Psychedelic Psychotherapy and Trauma Research at Mount Sinai), CAPT(ret) Bob Koffman (Former NICoE Chief of Clinical Operations), Lt Col(ret) Mark Bates (Former Associate Director, Psychological Health Promotion, PHCoE), and CPT Aaron Wolfgang (Addiction Psychiatry Fellow at the Yale School of Medicine). Please note this portion of the event is NOT for CME.
Resources from S3(1): Psychiatrists on the Frontlines of a Pandemic
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