Residents and medical students thinking about a career in psychiatry, practicing psychiatrists considering a change of specialty, or anyone else facing a career decision needs a comprehensive guide to the various opportunities available to them. Career Planning for Psychiatrists contains the most current and detailed information available about psychiatric specialties and practice settings in the late 1990s. For each area and subspecialty, a recognized leader in that field discusses every aspect of the work. These aspects range from job responsibilities, current day-to-day challenges, and interaction with other professionals to lifestyle issues such as balancing the demands of work with personal priorities and responsibilities. The chapter authors go beyond factual descriptions to relate their feelings about what they particularly enjoy, and what troubles them, about their work. They also describe the unique rewards and pleasures, the prevailing problems and concerns, and the future outlook for their respective fields of specialty.
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This is a very worthwhile book for those considering a career in psychiatry, as well as for their respective advisors. It provides current information about the state of the field from the psychiatric literature as well as a collection of personal insights form experienced experts for those considering or beginning a career in psychiatry. Doody's Health Sciences Book Review Journal
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American Psychiatric Association Publishing
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 152 mm
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978-0-88048-197-7 (9780880481977)
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Kathleen M. Mogul, M.D., is an Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Tufts University Medical School in Newton, Massachusetts. Leah J. Dickstein, M.D., is currently Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Associate Dean for Faculty and Student Advocacy at the University of Louisville School of Medicine in Louisville, Kentucky.
Contributors. History and acknowledgments. Foreword. Introduction. Research and Frontiers in Psychiatry. Psychiatric research. Zen and the art of biological psychiatry research. Psychopharmacology. Sleep disorders medicine (somnology). Setting-Related Careers: Hospital-Based Practice. Inpatient psychiatry. Emergency psychiatry. Consultation-liaison psychiatry. Outpatient-Based Practice. Private practice. Psychiatric practice in industry. Psychiatric practice in college and university mental health services. Organized Care Practice. Health maintenance organization psychiatry. Community psychiatry. Military psychiatry. Academic psychiatry. Academic psychiatry. Administrative Psychiatry. Administrative psychiatry. Practice by Specialty Area: Focus on Unique Populations. Child psychiatry. Geriatric psychiatry. Forensic psychiatry. Addiction psychiatry. Focus on Specific Treatment Modalities. Psychoanalysis. Family therapy. Group therapy. Conclusion. Index.