ADPY 7535
Acting Internship Clinical Practice of Psychiatry
Contact
Jeremy Bydlon
Course Coordinator
psychmed@umn.edu
Details
Please contact course coordinator Jeremy Bydlon at psychmed@umn.edu if the course capacity is full and you are still interested in enrollment.
Catalog Description:Â Â Â The various clinical experiences provide opportunities for diagnostic evaluation and treatment for a range of psychiatric disorders in adults and/or children, including bipolar and unipolar affective disorders, anxiety disorders, adjustment disorders, attentional disorders, personality disorders and some psychotic disorders.
Canvas Site   Syllabus
Sites:Â Â
View site addresses by clicking on the site name below or visiting the site codes table.
Site Code | Site Name | Notes |
MF-1069 |
The majority of placements for this course are at UMMC. Students placed at other sites (see below) will be contacted by the course coordinator after the drop/add deadline passes. All sites are in the Twin Cities area. |
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AL-1000 |
Abbott Northwestern - WestHealth Clinic |
Outpatient Clinic for children and adolescents, Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for adolescents |
AL-1005 | Allina Health Maple Grove Clinic | Â |
DH-1000 | Anoka Metro Regional Treatment Center | Â |
DH-1001 | St. Peter Regional Treatment Center | Â |
HC-1001 |
Mental Health Court: 4th District Court Psychological Services Hennepin County Courthouse Room C-509 |
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PC-1000 | PrairieCare - Brooklyn Park - Inpatient Hospital | Inpatient Hospitalization for children and adolescents |
PC-1001 |
PrairieCare - Brooklyn Park, Medical Office Building |
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for children and adolescents, Healthy Emotions Program (HEP) for adolescents, Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for adults |
PC-1002 |
PrairieCare - Edina |
Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for children and adolescents, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), First Episode Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) |
SL-1003 | St. Luke's Hospital | Â |
Required session attendance:
Typical weekly schedule/Delivery Mode:Â Â M-F, 8:00am-5:30pm
Direct patient care:Â Â Yes
Consent Requirement:Â Open to student scheduling
Course Objectives:Â Â At the end of the 4-week rotation, the student will have acquired:
- The opportunity to arrange various clinical experiences to explore a breadth of clinical experiences in psychiatry
- The ability to complete a general psychiatric diagnostic assessment
- The ability to formulate a case, integrating biological, psychological, and social issues
- The ability to generate and carry out a plan of care, including pharmacological, psychological and social intervetions
- Exposure to the various presentations of depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders and adjustment disorders and othe rdisorders mentioned above, and how to differentiate among them
- Enhanced capability in creating a collaborative relationship with a wide variety of patients, so as to gain essential information and build and implement a therapeutic plan
- Enhanced skills in their capacity to educate patients and their families
Graded Components:
- Global Performance Assessment by faculty
Grading Scale:Â Â H/E/S/N
Allow repetition of course: Repetition not allowed
Course equivalency:Â Â Does Not Apply
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