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CLINICAL ROTATIONS Adult Inpatient - 11 months || Chief Adult Inpatient - 3 months || Geriatric Inpatient - 1 month || Outpatient Care - 12 months || Adolescent Inpatient - 2 months || Neurology - 2 months || Community Psychiatry - 1 months || Primary Care - 4 months || Consultation/Liaison - 3 months || Substance Abuse - 1 month || Electives - 8 months || Developmental Disabilities - 1 month (FTE) PATIENT POPULATION Primary service area - Springfield and vicinity (population 160,000) Referral area - Central and Southern Illinois (population 2,000,000) Residents care of patients from all

ROTATION GRID First Year Resident Primary Care: 4 months Adult Inpatient Psychiatry: 5 months Consultation Liaison: 1 month Community Psychiatry: 1 month Neuro Rehabilitation: 1 month Acute Care Psychiatric Clinic: 8 months (once per week - every Monday afternoon supervised by an attending) Second Year Resident Adult Inpatient: 3 months Night Float: 6 weeks (2 weeks at a time) Child and Adolescent Inpatient: 2 months Consultation/Liaison Psychiatry: 2 months ECT: 1 month Neurology: 1 month Substance Abuse: 1 month Hospital Follow-up Clinic: 4 months Third Year Resident Outpatient Psychiatry

Learn about SIU School of Medicine's psychiatry residency program through monthly Zoom sessions. Designed for ERAS applicants interested in applying to the residency program, the sessions will introduce you to SIU Medicine residents and faculty. Sessions occur from 6-7 p.m., CST. Click the links below to register for sessions that interest you. We look forward to sharing information about our department and program with you! Upcoming sessions August 15, 2024 - Program Leadership Meet and Greet September 12, 2024 - Resident Meet and Greet October 10, 2024 - Available Tracks and Unique Training

Learn about SIU School of Medicine's psychiatry residency program through monthly Zoom sessions. Designed for ERAS applicants interested in applying to the residency program, the sessions will introduce you to SIU Medicine residents and faculty. Sessions occur from 6-7 p.m., CST. Click the links below to register for sessions that interest you. We look forward to sharing information about our department and program with you! Upcoming diversity-focused sessions September 20, 2022 - URM Faculty Meet and Greet and Mentorship Opportunities October 18, 2022 - URM Resident Meet and Greet Additional

Thank you for your interest in the Southern Illinois University (SIU) School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry residency training program in Springfield, Illinois. Applications must be received in ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service) by October 15th of each year. Interviews are generally scheduled on Fridays from November through January. Interviews last the entire day to allow candidates the opportunity to meet with a number of faculty and residents and to visit an inpatient location. Final selection decisions are made by the Psychiatry Residency Admissions Committee (PRAC)

The Springfield Committee for Research Involving Human Subjects (SCRIHS) reviews all studies involving human subjects research. The research projects described below include studies approved by SCRIHS, or studies using de-identified data not requiring SCRIHS approval. References have been deleted for brevity. CORRELATES OF HEALTH LITERACY LEVELS AMONG PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC AND SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS: A PILOT STUDY Investigators Dorcas Adaramola, MD (Medicine/Psychiatry resident) Obiora Onwuameze, MD Objectives: The objectives of this study are as follows: (1) To assess levels of functional

Public health master's degree program available from SIU School of Medicine provides a hands-on educational and field experience for students. The program has a 100% job placement rate.

Recent Publications Jenkins WD , Lipka AE, Fogleman AJ , Delfino KR, Malhi RS, Hendricks B. Variance in disease risk: rural populations and genetic diversity. Genome. 2016 Jul;59(7):519-25. doi: 10.1139/gen-2016-0077. Epub 2016 May 24. PMID: 27334395 Clemons J, Zahnd WE , Nutt M, Sadowski D, Dynda D, Alanee S. Impact of Urologist Density and County Rurality on the Practice of Retroperitoneal Lymph Node Dissection and Cancer-Specific Death in Patients with Nonseminomatous Germ Cell Tumors. J Adolesc Young Adult Oncol. 2016 Jul 13. [Epub ahead of print] PMID: 27409991 Jenkins WD , Botchway A