At the University of New Mexico Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, we provide advanced training in psychiatry across multiple subspecialties. Our five fellowships provide meaningful education and experiences in subspecialties alongside dedicated and specialized faculty.
Are you interested in specializing in child and adolescent psychiatry? How about Addictions? Or have you always wanted to work with other providers as a consult-liaison psychiatrist? Whatever fellowship you choose, you’ll receive the necessary specialized education to succeed in your career.
By selecting New Mexico, you’ll have the unique opportunity to work with a diverse patient population from rural, frontier and tribal communities as well as urban centers.
When you study with us, you’ll gain the clinical skills, judgment, demeanor, and professional ethics to provide the utmost quality care to patients with addictive disorders. We focus on the highest level of scholarship, development of rigorous critical thought, and relevant direct practice.
Come be part of an interdisciplinary, multicultural, and developmental training experience. You’ll get individual attention and ample supervision, and our program has the flexibility to provide training experiences suited to your particular interests and needs.
With the older population continuing to rapidly increase, geriatric psychiatry is becoming an even more important and sought-after specialty. During your year with us, you’ll have solid core training in geriatric psychiatry and will be able to pursue your own interests in this growing field.
The Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Fellowship at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center and the Raymond G. Murphy VA Medical Center is the first and only fellowship of its kind available to qualified psychiatric residents in the state. During your time with us, you’ll learn how to serve as an expert psychiatric consultant in medical and surgical inpatient and outpatient settings.
Our newest fellowship focuses on evidenced based treatment to improve patient and family function, with the goal of preventing mental health disorders in future generations. During this year, you will work with an interdisciplinary faculty and will be able to focus on what interests you most in this developing area of specialty.
Medical Education Program Specialist
Desirae Rosales
Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
2400 Tucker Avenue NE
1 University of New Mexico
MSC09-5030
Albuquerque, NM 87131
