Join me, Dr. Moss, MD, as I reflect on my initial weeks of psychiatry residency, working with veterans and military personnel, and the importance of a supportive program that values wellness and human connection. I share my experiences transitioning to the VA, meeting new colleagues, engaging in diverse patient care, and learning innovative therapies. Connect with my journey, the challenges we face, and the importance of mental health in our profession. Discover insights on residency life, patient interactions, and maintaining wellness amidst a demanding schedule.
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Editors: Dr. Moss, Tamryn Hall, MS4, Kathleen Wu, MS3
***This episode is for educational purposes only and is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All opinions voiced are the opinions of the speakers and not reflective of any institution. Please follow up with your health provider and therapist for any additional questions or support.***
00:00 Episode Sneak Peak
01:45 Residency Orientation Overview
02:20 Residency Goals
02:35 Schedule
04:00 Transportation
04:31 Residents as Teachers
05:18 Wellness and Disabilities
06:18 Week Two: VA & FHCC
07:58 Resources Available VA vs Other Hospitals
09:24 Surprise on Dog Walk
09:39 Navy Recruit Boot Camp
11:15 Mental Health and Recruit Care
12:45 Practice Simulations
13:20 Residency Interns
13:58 Recruit Mental Health
14:46 Child & Adolescent Fellowship
16:10 Restraints
17:20 Suicide Ideation
18:46 Substance Use and Future Rotations
19:24 Step3 & PRITE
20:09 Suggestions?
20:40 Future Episodes
21:34 1st Week of Residency
22:12 People with Addictions
23:34 First Interview as a MD
26:37 The PGY2 Neurologist
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