PSY 4490 Neuropsychiatry
This course occurs during the 4th year.
4th year students will be given more responsibility and independence than the clerkship level course
This is an inpatient rotation, with some work and meetings at the National Intrepid Center of Excellence (NICoE). Students participate in teaching rounds, conferences, lectures/seminars under the supervision of WRNMMC Psychiatry faculty in the evaluation and management of adult patients with neuropsychiatric conditions such as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and others. 4th year students will be expected to assume responsibility and management (with supervision) of assigned patients.
Goals and Objectives:
1. Recognize common psychiatric manifestations of neurologic disease
2. Perform a complete neurologic examination
3. Participate in the comprehensive assessment and treatment of patients with behavioral or cognitive disturbance as the result of neurologic disease
4. Submit at least two written BRIEF but comprehensive psychiatric assessments (to include a defensible formulation, differential diagnosis, and treatment plan) in conjunction with an oral presentation of each to the program attending, followed by review of each report by the program attending
This rotation allows 1 (one) student/rotation, with some rotations not being available.
*Students must confirm enrollment with Psychiatry Course Coordinators (psychiatrycourses@usuhs.edu) to assure availability.
Offered
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) - MD