Geriatric Psychiatry Research
This is a two- to three-year fellowship in clinical and basic research on the psychiatric disorders of older adults, including Alzheimer's Disease, late-life depression, late-life anxiety disorders, and late-life psychosis. It is supported by a NIMH grant, and offers didactic methodological and statistical training as well as a supervised research experience. If interested in applying, please contact the Program Director listed below.
Core Faculty
- Paul Appelbaum
- Evelyn Attia
- Adam Brickman
- Patrick Brown
- Devangere Devanand
- Linda Fried
- Terry Goldberg
- Rene Hen
- Edward Huey
- Roberto Lewis-Fernandez
- William Charles Kreisl
- Jose Luchsinger
- Yuval Neria
- Jennifer Manly
- John Mann
- Karen Marder
- Richard Mayeux
- Todd Ogden
- Steven Roose
- Bret Rutherford
- Steven Siegelbaum
- Helen Blair Simpson
- Scott Small
- Yaakov Stern
- T. Scott Stroup
- David Sulzer
- Myra Weissman
Eligibility
M.D. with completed psychiatric or neurological residency, or PhD
U.S. citizen or permanent resident
Fellows
There are four positions in the fellowship. One to two new fellows enter each year. [See Application]
Contact
Steven P. Roose, M.D.
Division of Geriatric Psychiatry
1051 Riverside Drive, Unit 98
New York, NY, 10032
(646) 774-8661
spr2@cumc.columbia.edu
Deadline
December 31 (For receipt of fully completed applications)