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Rural Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Training Program
Description:
For 14 years the Rural Psychiatry &
Behavioral Health Training Program has provided a rural rotation/track for
Adult Psychiatry Residents and Child Psychiatry Fellows. The unique
approach and focus has been nationally recognized by the Substance Abuse &
Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) as a model program, and the
Annapolis Coalition as a best-practice.
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Rural track residents spend one to two days/week for 6 months to a year
in designated sites throughout New Mexico
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Rotations are possible in Primary Care Sites as well as Community Mental
Health Centers
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Training sites are possible in numerous predominantly Native American
and/or Hispanic communities across New Mexico
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Possible rotations include those focused on: direct care, services
research, mental health policy, Native American behavioral health
programs, and program evaluation,
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Rotations are currently funded through New Mexico Department Human
Services, Behavioral Health Services Division and the New Mexico
Children, Youth and Families Department.
The
Rural Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Training Program serves as a
one-of-a-kind training and as a potential recruitment and retention tool for
promoting interest and involvement for psychiatrists in rural New Mexico.
Goals:
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Continued and increased opportunity for rural residency rotations in
adult, child, geriatric and addictions fellowship programs; and
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Development and integration of a rural interdisciplinary behavioral
health training rotation(s) in other fields: psychology, social work,
nursing, and physicians assistants.
Activities:
On-going clinical and administrative supervision for current, future (*)
rural rotations and fellowship rotations
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Health Care for the Homeless
in Albuquerque
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La Familia Clinic in Santa Fe
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Na’Nizhoozhi Center Inc (NCI)
in Gallup & Shiprock
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Presbyterian Medical Services
& Totah Behavioral Health in Farmington
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Rural research rotation that
serves several NM communities
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*Hildalgo Medial Services &
Hildalgo Regional Medical Center in Silver City
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*Health Centers of Northern
New Mexico in Espanola
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*Health Care for the Homeless
in Albuquerque
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*Telehealth-based rotation to
potentially serve several NM communities
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*Additional rotations in
central and NW New Mexico
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5th year
behavioral health research and MPH certificate
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Geriatric Fellow in
northern NM working with Native American populations
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Geriatric Fellow (communities
to be determined)
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Geriatric Fellow (July 2007 –
Jun 2008)
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Addiction Fellow in at NCI in
Gallup
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Child Fellow Rural Rotation:
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Indian Health Service
Telepsychiatry & To’hajiilee, Acoma/Laguna
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La Clinica
del Pueblo de Rio Arriba in Tierra Amarilla
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Ruidoso SBHC in Ruidoso
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Border Area Mental
Health Services in Silver City
Partnerships:
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Provider and Community primary and behavioral health care agencies
listed under Activities:
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New Mexico Human Services Department – Behavioral Health Services
Division
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Rural and Community Psychiatry Network of New Mexico
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New Mexico Health Resources
Contact Us:
( ** - primary contact)
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**Helene Silverblatt, MD |
Adult Psychiatrist |
505.272.0544 |
hsilverblatt@salud.unm.edu |
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Steven Adelsheim, MD |
Child Psychiatrist |
505.272.0770 |
sadelsheim@salud.unm.edu |
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Richard Barendsen, MD |
Child Psychiatrist |
505.272.6238
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rbarendsen@salud.unm.edu |
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Ernest Coletta, BS |
Program Manager |
505.272.8821 |
ecoletta@salud.unm.edu |
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