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University of California, San Francisco

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name: Mark Leary, M.D.

Position: HS Clinical Professor, Step 4 Psychiatry School of Medicine

Address: Zuckerberg San Francsico General Hosptial 1001 Potrero Ave, SFGH 5, 7M8 Dept of Psychiatry UCSF Box 0852 San Francisco, CA 94143

Voice: 206-5216 Fax: 206-8942 email: [email protected]

EDUCATION

1973 - 1978 University of California, Davis, CA B.S. Psychology

1978 - 1982 University of California, San Diego, CA

M.D. Medicine

1982 - 1983 St. Mary's Hospital, San Francisco, CA

Intern Psychiatry

1983 - 1986 Case Western Reserve, Cleveland, OH

Resident Psychiatry

1986 - 1987 Case Western Reserve, Cleveland, OH

Clinical Fellow

Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry

LICENSES, CERTIFICATION

1987 Medical License, California (#G60430)

1987 Drug Enforcement Agency Registration (#BL1652432)

1989 American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Board Certified, Psychiatry

PRINCIPAL POSITIONS HELD

1989 - 2004 University of California San Francisco, San Francisco General Hospital

Health Sciences Assistant Clinical Professor

Psychiatry

2004 - present University of California San Francisco, San Francisco General Hospital

Health Sciences Clinical Professor

Psychiatry


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OTHER POSITIONS HELD CONCURRENTLY

1984 - 1987 HELP-Six Chimneys, Cleveland, OH Consulting Psychiatrist

1984 - 1987 Case Western Reserve University Hospitals, Cleveland, OH

Consulting Psychiatrist


Consulting Psychiatrist


Chief Resident, Psychiatry

1986 - 1987 Comprehensive Psychiatric Services, Inc., Westlake, OH

Supervising Psychiatrist

1987 - 1989 St. Mary's Hospital, San Francisco, CA Medical Director, Adult Psychiatry Unit

1989 - 1995 UCSF/San Francisco General Hospital Unit Chief Psychiatrist, HIV Focus Unit (7B)

1992 - present Adult Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Expert Witness, Private Practice

1995 - 1996 UCSF/San Francisco General Hospital Acting Medical Director, Psychiatry Emergency Services

1995-Present UCSF/San Francisco General Hospital Director of Inpatient Services, Psychiatry Department

1995 - present UCSF/San Francisco General Hospital Deputy Chief, Psychiatry Department

2015-Present UCSF/San Francisco General Hospital Acting Medical Director, Psychiatry Emergency Services

HONORS AND AWARDS

1973 University of California, Regent's Scholar

1978 University of California President's Undergraduate Fellowship for Independent Research

1978 Outstanding Graduating Senior, University of California, Davis, Psychology Department

1983 Outstanding Psychiatric Intern of the Year, St. Mary's Hospital & Medical Center, San Francisco, CA

1989 Educator of the Year, St. Mary's Hospital Psychiatry Residency Program (chosen by residents)

1989 Medical Staff Teaching Award, Sole recipient, St. Mary's Hospital (chosen by hospital staff)

1991 Annual Achievement Award, San Francisco Alliance For The Mentally Ill


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1993 Exemplary Psychiatrist Award, National Alliance for the Mentally Ill

1998 UCSF Psychiatry Department Residents' Teaching Award

KEYWORDS/AREAS OF INTEREST

Inpatient Psychiatry, Public sector psychiatry systems of care, violence in inpatient psychiatry, seclusion and restraint, psychosis, manic depressive illness, emergency psychiatry

CLINICAL ACTIVITIES Clinical Activities Summary

The focus of my clinical administrative activities over the past 2 years has been the reorganization of the Inpatient Service with major changes in medical staff documentation of clinical care to meet more stringent regulatory requirements, dramatically increased clinical programming on the units, and the development and implementation of a recovery model-based approach to patient care. We have worked closely with SF DPH Compliance staff, DPH Transitions leadership and ZSFG Quality Management to insure high quality care at the appropriate level and maximum reimbursement for services.

Within the SF DPH, the SF Office of the Conservator, and the Superior Court of SF, I have continued to develop and implement the Community Independence Pilot Project (CIPP), an innovative program designed to allow patients to receive involuntary treatment in the community rather than in a locked treatment setting. The CIPP, which operates in a manner similar to a psychiatric advanced directive, seeks to address the major issue of medication non-adherence which limits psychiatric treatment for so many individuals with serious mental illness. In a related approach to this issue of non-participation in treatment, our Citywide Case Management Program was asked by SF DPH to provide case management services for the inaugural Assisted Outpatient Treatment (“Laura’s Law”) service initiated by SF last year

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Memberships

1985 - 1987 Ohio Psychiatric Association

1985 - 1987 Cleveland Psychiatric Society

1985 - 1992 American Psychiatric Association

1987 - 1992 National Alliance for the Mentally Ill

1989 - 1992 Northern California Psychiatric Society

INVITED PRESENTATIONS

NATIONAL

1985 Great Lakes Regional Conference on Families and Family Therapy, Ann Arbor Center for the Family; Ann Arbor, M;


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(Paper)

1985 Great Lakes Regional conference on Families & Family Therapy, (paper)

1986 Psychiatry Departmental Grand Rounds, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine; (Paper)

1986 Annual Cleveland City-Wide Consultation-Liaison Meeting, Brecksville, OH; ( Paper)

1986 American Association for Behavior Therapy; Chicago, IL; Poster

1986 Annual Cleveland City-Wide Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Meeting, (paper)

1991 Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatry Association, New Orleans, LA: (Workshop Facilitator)

1998 Family Talk Radio (nationally-syndicated public radio show), San Francisco; (Invited talk)

1999 Family Talk Radio (nationally-syndicated public radio show), San Francisco; (Invited talk)

REGIONAL AND OTHER INVITED PRESENTATIONS

1986 American Association for Behavior Therapy, San Francisco (poster)

1988 San Francisco County Jail Medical Services,( Invited talk)

1988 Psychiatry Department Colloquium, St. Mary's Hospital, San Francisco, CA (Invited talk)

1989 St. Mary's Hospital Psychiatry Department Workshop, San Francisco (Invited talk)

1989 San Francisco General Hospital Psychiatry Department Community Advisory Board Consumer Forum, San Francisco (Invited talk)

1989 County Community Consortium (AIDS Clinical Grand Rounds,), San Francisco, CA (Invited talk)

1990 St. Mary's Hospital Nursing Conference, San Francisco (Invited talk)

1991 Psychiatry Department Grand Rounds, Chope Hospital, San Mateo, CA (Invited talk)

1991 Pharmaceutical Industry Sponsored Symposium for Clinicians, Oakland, CA; (Invited talk)

1991 Department of Medicine Conference Presentation, Children's Hospital, San Francisco, CA (Invited Talk)

1991 Annual meeting of the American Psychological Association,


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San Francisco, CA (Invited talk)

1992 Family Survival Project Lecture Series, Davies Medical Center (Invited talk)

1992 Annual Meeting of the International Association of Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services (Workshop Facilitator)

1992 San Francisco General Hospital Psychiatry Department Grand Rounds, Community Psychiatric Centers, Fremont, CA

1993 Viacom Six cable television, (Television presentation)

1993 Annual Conference of the California Association of Superior Court Investigators, San Francisco (invited speaker)

1995 San Francisco General Hospital, Psychiatry Department Grand Rounds, San Francisco (invited speaker)

1995 San Francisco General Hospital Psychiatry Department Grand Rounds, San Francisco (invited speaker)

1996 Grand Rounds Lecture, San Joaquin County Mental Health Department; Stockton, CA (invited speaker)

2012 Research Retreat, University of California, San Francisco, CA (poster)

CONTINUING EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

2012 Global Mental Health: Challenges and Opportunities, San Francisco, CA

2012 Trends in Acute & Emergency Psychiatry at SFGH, San Francisco, CA

2012 Structural Stigma and Mental Health Disparities in LGBT, San Francisco, CA

2012 Medical Mimics, San Francisco, CA

2012 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health & Society Scholar, Columbia University, San

2012 Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) Updates, San Francisco, CA

2012 Research on Acute Psychiatric Services at SFGH: Past, Present and Future, San Francisco,

2012 Working the Curricular Steps for Cultural Psychiatric Education, San Francisco, CA

2012 Encouraging Clinicians to Conduct Research at SFGH: Opportunities & Challenges, S San Francisco, CA

2012 HIV Today: Best Practices for Managing HIV in Psychiatric Populations, San Francisco, CA

2012 Carrots, Sticks, and Revolving Doors: The Role of Coercion in Mental Health, San Francisco, CA

2012 Posttraumatic Stress or Posttraumatic Depression?, San Francisco, CA

2012 Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration and Visual Creativity, San Francisco, CA

2012 So, What Do You Like About Crack? And What's Not So Good About It?" How

2012 Stigma and Sexual Minority Health, San Francisco, CA


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2012 Looking into the Crystal Ball: How Informatics Will Revolutionize the Practice of Psychiatry, San Francisco, CA

2013 Ask a Neurologist, San Francisco, CA

2013 A Strange New Disease in San Francisco: A Brief History of the City and its Response to the HIV/AIDS Epidemic, San Francisco, CA

2013 A History of the Present Illness: A Clinician and Author Considers Human Nature in Health, Disease, and Stories, San Francisco, CA

2013 The Development of Modern Psychiatry in the Progressive Era: Doctors, Reformers, and Families, San Francisco, CA,

2013 Mass Murderers: Forensic Issues for Psychiatrists, San Francisco, CA

2013 Clangings, San Francisco, CA

2013 Service Utilization Patterns at UCSF Alliance Health Project, San Francisco, CA

2013 Global Mental Health: Providing Integrated Mental Health Services in Low-Income, San Francisco, CA

2013 Food Insecurity Among People with Severe Mental Illness: A Cross-Sectional Study at Citywide Focus, San Francisco, CA

2013 Breaking the Cycle: Naltrexone for Alcohol Use Disorders, San Francisco, CA

2013 The "Creativity Fountain of Youth" Found…and It's Right Here at SFGH, San Francisco, CA

2013 Measuring and Manipulating Neural Circuits in Psychopathology, San Francisco, CA

2013 Responding to Trauma: Early Responses to Children and Families, San Francisco, CA

2013 Cultural Issues: From DSM-IV to DSM-5, San Francisco, CA

2013 Hearing Voices in San Mateo, Accra and Chennai, San Francisco, CA

2013 Family-Based Treatment for Adolescent Eating Disorders: Overvalued or Undervalued?, San Francisco, CA

2013 DSM-5 Changes and How They Might Affect You, San Francisco, CA

2013 Psychiatry and Developmental Neuroscience: Guiding Principles from Research on Anxiety, San Francisco, CA

2013 The Genetics of Autism, San Francisco, CA

2014 A Window of Opportunity: Human Brain Mapping with Intracranial Recordings, San Francisco, CA

2014 Ketamine: From Probe of Cortical Dysfunction in Schizophrenia to Rapid-Acting Antidepressant, San Francisco, CA

2014 Managing Late Life Anxiety and Dementia: An Interdisciplinary Model, San Francisco, CA

2014 Global Mental Health Research: A Burgeoning Field, San Francisco, CA

2014 “Danger to Self:” An Incarcerated Transgender Woman, Attempted Self-Orchiectomy, and the Implications of Surgical Intervention, San Francisco, CA

2014 Bipolar Disorder and Chronic Irritability in Youth: Diagnosis and Brain Mechanisms, San


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Francisco, CA

2014 The ADHD Explosion: Mechanisms, Sex Differences, and Policy, San Francisco, CA

2014 Inhalant Abuse: Neuropsychiatric Consequences of Nitrous Oxide Toxicity, San Francisco, CA

2014 Neuropsychiatric Effects of Nitrous Oxide Abuse, A Case Report, San Francisco, CA

2014 Deinstitutionalization and the Shape of Community Mental Health, San Francisco, CA

2014 Gold Cards vs. Citywide Linkage: Evaluating Current Linkage Strategies and Utilization of Acupuncture in Different Populations in a Community Mental Health Clinic, San Francisco, CA

2014 Assisted Outpatient Treatment: Research and Real-World Experience, San Francisco, CA

2014 The History of Public Psychiatry: Part IV Introduction to the Recovery Model, San Francisco, CA

2014 Morbidity and Mortality – QIPS Learning Conference, San Francisco, CA

2015 Why Can’t You Let Me Be Homeless?”: Minimizing Vulnerabilities in High-Risk Psychiatric Patients, San Francisco, CA

2015 Recovery from the 2011 “Triple Threat” Japanese Disaster, San Francisco, CA

2015 San Francisco County: Improving the Safety of Sedative-Hypnotic Prescribing, San Francisco, CA

2015 “Are You Experienced?” Adolescent and Adult Cognitive Experience Can Radically Alter Neural Circuits, San Francisco, CA

2015 Racial Disparities in Adults ADHD in the SF Mental Health System, San Francisco, CA

2015 Traumatic Brain Injury and Risk of Dementia: A Novel Video Game to Assess and Improve Cognition in Older Adults with TBI (Kaup); The Effects of Chronic Oxytocin in Cocaine and Opioid-Dependent Patients Receiving Methadone Maintenance (Stauffer) , San Francisco, CA

2015 Psychiatric Interviewing for Bipolar Disorder: The Life Course Method, San Francisco, CA

2015 Minding the Gap: Ensuring Continuous Care in a Fragmented System

2015 Dangerous Divas: When Patients Sabotage Their Treatment, San Francisco, CA

2015 Adventures in the Psychotherapeutic Encounter on the Inpatient Psychiatry Unit, San Francisco, CA

2015 A Psychodynamic Perspective on Trauma & Dissociation, San Francisco, CA

2015 The Hurt Locker: Caring for the Lethally Suicidal Patient, San Francisco, CA

2015 Marshmallow Baby from the Universe”: Using Psychoanalytic Theories to Make Sense of Psychotic Experience and Complex Delusions, San Francisco, CA

2015 New Onset Psychotic Symptoms in a Middle-Aged Chinese Male, San Francisco, CA

2015 From Rural Virginia to The Castro: Affective Regulation in a 56-Year-Old Man Seeking a New Life in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA

2015 Clinical Care of the Transgender Patient, NetCE

2015 2015 2015 2015 2015

Herbal Medications: An Evidence Based Review, NetCE A3 Thinking and Managing to Learn, Meta Star, San Francisco, CA Lessons for Trauma Treatment and Recovery, San Francisco, CA Cultural Considerations, San Francisco, CA How to Solve Double Blinds, Work with Patients who distort information, and Have Fun at Work.


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The Historical, Evolutionary, Developmental, Neurophysiologic, & Spiritual Aspects of Humor, San Francisco, CA Seeking Freedom from Persecutory Delusions, San Francisco, CA Reclaiming One’s Voice, San Francisco, CA Can the CANS be Meaningfully Used to Facilitate Transistions to SF county?, San Francisco, CA The Self: How do I get one? An Intro to Donald Winnicott, San Francisco, CA Mental Heal Assessment and Care of the Transgender Patient Seeking Surgery, San Francisco, CA Dialectical Behavior Therapy: Inpatient Applications, San Francisco, CA How to Make Productive Clinical Use of Tension Arising in the Treatment of a Psychotic Patient, San Francisco, CA Applying Clinical Ethics to Address Burnout, San Francisco, CA The Prevention and Treatment of Depression, San Francisco, CA Harnessing Digital Health Technology to Accelerate the Reach and Impact of Adolescent Behavioral Health Intervention Recreational Cannabis: What you need to know to help your psychiatric patients, San Francisco, CA Quality Improvement Meets Health Services Research, San Francisco, CA Providing Culturally Responsive Care to Asian Immigrants, NetCE Ischemic Stroke, NetCE Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, NetCE Medical Marijuana and Other Cannabinoids, NetCE

UNIVERSITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE SERVICE ACTIVITIES SUMMARY During the past two years my service activity has continued to center on efforts within the San Francisco Department of Public Health to improve the system of care for patients with serious, disabling psychiatric illness in a fiscal environment that has resulted in major funding cuts to the SFGH Psychiatry Department. These efforts have included memberships in key multi-agency committees (e.g. Community Behavioral Health [CBHS] Medical Directors Committee) and task forces, as well as building individual relationships with members of major divisions and agencies providing and managing care for our SFGH psychiatric patients (e.g. the DPH Placement Team, CBHS Leadership) My efforts within SFGH have continued to focus on improving quality of care across the hospital via active membership in the SFGH Performance Improvement & Patient Safety Committee, the SFGH Risk Management Committee and the SFGH Fair & Just Culture Committee. I have made multiple presentations of the Just Culture program to large groups of SFGH staff. Over the past two years I have provided periods of coverage as Acting Medical Director of SFGH Risk Management in the absence of the Medical Director, helping to manage the SFGH response to critical incidents hospital-wide.

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE

1989 - 1989 Rehabilitation Task Force Co-chair


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1989 - 1993 Quality Assurance Committee Member

1989 - 1995 HIV Task Force Co-chair

1989 - 2009 Cultural Competence & Diversity Program Member

1989 - 2011 Unit Chief Attending Committee Chair

1989 - present ZSFG Psychiatry Residency Training Committee Member

1989 - 1995 Inpatient Steering Committee Member

1991 - 1991 Short Stay Inpatient Treatment Committee Co-chair

1991 - 1992 Inpatient MD Workload Task Force Member

1992 - 1993 HIV Research Committee Co-Chair

1993 - 1994 Ad Hoc Diversity Committee Member

1993 - 1995 Unit Continuing Quality Improvement Committee Chair

1995 - 2008 Psychiatry Department Quality Council Chair

1995 - 2006 SFGH Medical Staff Assistance Committee (Physician Well-being Committee)

Chair

1995 - present Executive Committee Member

1995 - present Space Committee Member

1995 - present ZSFG Risk Management Committee Member

2003 – present

ZSFG Psychiatry Assault/Battery Review Board Co-Chair

2005 – present ZSFG Performance Improvement and Patient Safety Committee

Member

2008 - 2010 Schizophrenia/Psychosis Research Group Co-Chair

2009 - 2011 SFGH Psychiatry Violence Reduction Initiative Task Force SFGH Medical Executive Committee

Co-ChairMember

2009 - 2012 SFGH Root Cause Analysis Committee Member

2009 - 2014 ZSFG Cultural Humility Task Force Member

2012 - present ZSFG Utilzation Management Committee Member

2012 – present ZSFG Just Culture Committee Member

2014 – present

ZSFG Psychiatry Acute & Emergency Services Action Plan Committee

Member

2016 – present Acute & Emergency Services Committee Chair

2011 – 2015 SFGH Infant, Child & Adolescent Medical Director Search Committee

Chair

2015 – present ZSFG Psychiatry Emergency Services Medical Director Search Committee

Chair


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2015 – 2016 ZSFG Director of Psychiatric Social Services Search Committee (non-faculty)

Member

COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE

1987 - 1987 St. Mary's Hospital Neighborhood Lecture Series, "Coping With Stress" Guest Lecturer

1987 - 1989 St. Mary's Hospital Schizophrenia Family Psycho-education Group, Co-founder/Co-leader

1989 - 1989 Member, AIDS Dementia Task Force

1989 - 1992 Family Support & Psycho-education Group for Chronic Mental Illness, San Francisco General Hospital

Co-founder/Co-leader

1990 - 1990 Lecturer, Community Mental Health AIDS Dementia Training

1990 - 1992 San Francisco Alliance for the Mentally Ill, Co-facilitator of monthly Share and Care support meetings

1993 - 1993 Member, DMS Cluster Planning Committee

1995 - 2008 Member, DMS System of Care Committee

1995 - present Member, Medical Directors Committee

1998 - 2008 Member, CMHS/CHN Operations Meeting

2007 - 2010 Member, Department of Public Health Placement Task Force

2008 - 2009 Member, San Francisco Hospital Council Mental Health Task Force

2008 - 2012 Member, CBHS Urgent Care Coordinating Committee Member, CBHS Crisis Services Steering Committee

2009 – 2010

2009 – present

2014 – 2015

Member, Healthnet AIDS Advisory Panel

Member, Jail Psychiatry Steering Group (ZSFG Psychiatry, SF Sheriff’s, Jail Psychiatry Service)

Member, SF Mayor’s Council on Serious Mental Illness (Ad Hoc Committee)

CONTRIBUTIONS TO DIVERSTIY CONTRIBUTIONS TO DIVERSITY


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Commitment to diversity and equal opportunity for patients needing treatment, as well as faculty, staff, and trainees has been a major focus of my work as a UCSF faculty member in Psychiatry at SFGH. My initial role was as unit chief of the AIDS Focus Inpatient unit. Subsequently, with my leadership our unit developed and added the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Focus Inpatient Team, one of the few such teams in the nation. In recent years I have been responsible for restructuring and maintaining the Inpatient Focus Teams (Asian, African-American, Women's, Latino, LGBT) during a period of budget cuts and bed closure. My commitment to diversity has led to a continuing strong track record of recruiting and retaining an extremely diverse faculty for the Inpatient, Psychiatric Emergency Services (PES), and Citywide Case Management program in our department.

TEACHING AND MENTORING

TEACHING

TEACHING SUMMARY

Teaching efforts over the past two years have also continued to focus on orienting and maximizing the educational experience of the PGY-1 and PGY-2 residents on the on the inpatient service. My weekly meetings with the PGY-1 and PGY-2 residents have centered on understanding clinical care of seriously mentally ill individuals in the public mental health system, and on developmental adaptations to the physician role in a multidisciplinary inpatient setting. This has included assisting the residents in adapting to changes in clinical services necessitated by budget imperatives, and understanding the importance of treating patients at the lowest appropriate level of care. In addition, major teaching efforts have been made to increase the residents' sense of safety in an acute inpatient setting.

INFORMAL TEACHING

1989 - present Morbidity and Mortality Conference Attendings, Residents, Medical Students

2009 - present Psychiatry On-Call Debriefing, SFGH PGY-1 Interns

1989- Present Case Conferences / Discussions / Daily Rounds: Junior Faculty, Residents, Medical Students

MENTORING

MENTORING SUMMARY

Mentoring activities have focused on regular meetings with SFGH clinician teacher faculty in the Psychiatry Department. I have provided encouragement and support for early and mid-career faculty, helping them to build on clinical and teaching strengths and directing them to opportunities for growth and development within our system. Examples include mentoring Dr. Fumi Mitsuishi in her initial Medical Director role at Citywide Case Management. We have worked together to manage challenging multidisciplinary personnel issues, and to successfully recruit and retain an increasingly diverse medical staff. Over the past six years I have worked closely each year with the UCSF Psychiatry Chief Resident at SFGH. Another example is the mentoring of Dr. Emily Lee as she has successfully managed the leadership challenge of reorganizing the Inpatient Service with completely new clinical programming, significant changes in multidisciplinary supervision structure, and multiple iterations of a new documentation system. Over the past six years I have continued to work closely each year with the UCSF Psychiatry Chief


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Resident at SFGH. This work has included career mentoring, leadership supervision, and professional development support.

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS AND RESIDENTS DIRECTLY SUPERVISED OR MENTORED

Dates Name Fellow Faculty Role Current Position

2013 - 2014 Jeffrey Seal, MD Chief Resident, SFGH

Clinical Supervision/ Mentoring

Public Psychiatry Fellow, Columbia

2013 - 2014 Bamgbose, Olusinmi UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-3

2013 - 2014 Hopkins, Melissa UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Bradley, Ellen UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Charles, Sylvia UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Combs, Kory UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Croft, Colby UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Elliot, Mark UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Flores, Inti UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Grubb, Hilary UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Hagstrom, Jennifer UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Jacob, Michael UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Long, Tua-Elizabeth UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Pierce, Mayumi UCSF, Psychiatry

Clinical Supervision/



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Resident, PGY-1 Mentoring

2013 - 2014 Rosati, Andrea UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Tran, David UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2013 - 2014 Vidrine, Steven UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1



2014-2015 Anderson, Brian UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Baumann, Sara UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Borovska, Stefana UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Breur, Jorien UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Buzza, Collin UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Hirschritt, Matthew UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Izenberg, Jacob UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Kaplan, Laura UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Kastner, David UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Morrow, Erin UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Rawson, Elizabeth UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1




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Mentoring

2014-2015 Toyoshima, Takeo UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Williams, Emily UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Yoshimatsu, Kei UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2014-2015 Zhou, Albert UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Bartley, Christopher UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Benham, Kate UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Berendzen, Kristen UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Frolov, Latoya UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Guo, Jennifer UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Herman, Alexander UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Lockhart, Billy UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Morrison, Tyler UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Pokorna, Olesya UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Rampersaud, Ryan UCSF, Psychiatry




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2015-2016 Rienas, Christopher UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Rosen, Brooke UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Toutoungi, Christina UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Wallace, Amanda UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Young, Chelsea UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2015-2016 Yu, Helen UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2016-2017 Barton, Michelle UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2016-2017 Carson, Luke UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2016-2017 Chhabra, Divya

Duran, Pedro



Mentoring


2016-2017 Eipper, Jordan



Mentoring


2016-2017 Elma, Elizabeth



Mentoring


2016-2017 Halls, Andrew



Mentoring


2016-2017 Holliday, Jessica UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2016-2017 Hwong, Alison

UCSF, Psychiatry




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2016-2017 Kaas, Peter



Mentoring


2016-2017 Lee, Andrew



Mentoring


2016-2017 Schrobenhauser-Clonan, Alexander



Mentoring


2016-2017 Tarui, Nicole



Mentoring


2016-2017 Woodward, Eleanor UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2016-2017 Zheng, Yici UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2016-2017 Zhu, William UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2017-2018 Alcid, Eric Albert



Mentoring


2017-2018 Broster, Lucas



Mentoring


2017-2018 Drolet, Renee



Mentoring


2017-2018 Frank, Adam Charles



Mentoring


2017-2018 Hasassri, Methus Earth



Mentoring


2017-2018 Kinasz, Kathryn



Mentoring


2017-2018 Lee, Jennifer

UCSF, Psychiatry




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2017-2018 Nandam, Aneesh UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2017-2018 Nguyen, Kristin



Mentoring


2017-2018 Oxnard, Tianyi



Mentoring


2017-2018 Pennybaker, Steven



Mentoring


2017-2018 Quiggle, Aaron



Mentoring


2017-2018 Rozon, Nicholas UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2017-2018 Searles-Quick, Veronica



Mentoring


2017-2018 Sharifnia, Panid UCSF, Psychiatry Resident, PGY-1


Mentoring


2017-2018 Van Nieuwenhuizen, Adrienne



Mentoring


FACULTY MENTORING

Dates Name Position While

Mentored Mentoring Role Current Position

1996 - 2009 Emily Lee, MD

SFGH Inpatient Attending


SFGH Inpatient, Medical Director

2008 - 2012 Eric Woodard, MD

SFGH Psychiatric Emergency, Medical Director


SFGH Psychiatric Emergency Services Attending

2009 - 2013 Laurie Chen, MD

SFGH Forensic Medical Director, ECT


Psychiatrist, Kaiser, Pleasanton


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Dates Name Position While

Mentored Mentoring Role Current Position

Director Mentoring

2010 - 2011 Melissa Nau, MD



SFGH Psychiatric Emergency Medical Director

2003 - 2015 Peter Ferren, MD

Child Psychiatrist/ Psychiatric Emergency


Child Psychiatrist/ Psychiatric Emergency

2009 - present Christina Mangurian, MD

Community Liaison Psychiatrist / Psychiatric Emergency


Community Liaison Psychiatrist / Psychiatric Emergency

2010 - 2013 Joseph Dwaihy, MD




2010 - present Emily Lee, MD




2010 - 2009 Chris Benitez, MD

Inpatient Attending Clinical Supervision/ Mentoring

UCSF Psychiatry

2011 -2015 Melissa Nau, MD




RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

RESEARCH SUMMARY

Research activities have focused on actively supporting research efforts in the ZSFG Psychiatry Department, including increasing attention to primary medical care needs in our Citywide Case Management Program. An additional area of focus has been quality improvement studies on the medical record documentation of inpatient psychiatry care at ZSFG. Areas of study for the future include patient flow dynamics within the public mental health system with an emphasis on emergency and inpatient services.

PUBLICATIONS

PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

1. S.J. Youngner, C.S. Landefeld, C.J. Coulton, B.W. Juknialis, Leary, M. 'Brain Death' and Organ Retrieval, a Cross-Sectional Survey of Knowledge and Concepts Among Health Professionals. Journal of the


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American Medical Association, 261(15): 2205-2210. (My role in the publication included original conception of the project with Dr. Youngner, design of the study with Drs. Youngner & Coulton and Ms. Juknialis, and data collection.) 1989

2. Unick GJ, Kessell E, Woodard EK, Leary M, Dilley JW, Shumway M. Factors affecting psychiatric inpatient hospitalization from a psychiatric emergency service. Gen Hosp Psychiatry. 2011 Nov-Dec;33(6):618-25.PMID:21816482

3. Shumway M, Alvidrez J, Leary M, Sherwood D, Woodard E, Lee EK, Hall H, Catalano RA, Dilley JW. Impact of capacity reductions in acute public-sector inpatient psychiatric services. Psychiatr Serv. 2012 Feb 1;63(2):135-4 PMID: 22302330

4. Teo AR, Holley SR, Leary M, McNiel DE. The Relationship Between Level of Training and Accuracy of Violence Risk Assessment. Psychiatr Serv. 2012 Aug 31.PMID: 22948947

NON-PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

REVIEW ARTICLES

1. Lu, Francis; Leary, M: "SFGH Tailors Psychiatric Care to San Francisco's Diverse Populations "San Francisco Medicine, May/June 2006

BOOKS AND CHAPTERS

1. Leary, M. and Zeifert, P.: "Clinical Evaluation of HIV Dementia", in Cohen, P., Sande, M.A., and Volberding, P.A. (eds): The AIDS Knowledge Base (2nd Edition) , 1994.

2. P. Zeifert, M. Leary and A. Boccellari. AIDS & the Impact of Cognitive Impairment. San Francisco: AIDS Health Project UCSF, 1995

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

1. P. Zeifert, M. Leary and A. Boccellari. Treatment of cognitive Impairment. Focus: A Guide to AIDS Research and Counseling, 11(3):1-6. 1996

SIGNIFICANT PUBLICATIONS

1. S.J. Youngner, C.S. Landefeld, C.J. Coulton, B.W. Juknialis and M. Leary. 'Brain Death' and Organ Retrieval, a Cross-Sectional Survey of Knowledge and Concepts Among Health Professionals. Journal of the American Medical Association, 261(15): 2205-2210. (My role in the publication included original conception of the project with Dr. Youngner, design of the study with Drs. Youngner & Coulton and Ms. Juknialis, and data collection.) 1989

2. Unick GJ, Kessell E, Woodard EK, Leary M, Dilley JW, Shumway M. Factors affecting psychiatric inpatient hospitalization from a psychiatric emergency service. Gen Hosp Psychiatry. 2011 Nov-Dec;33(6):618-25.PMID:21816482

3. Shumway M, Alvidrez J, Leary M, Sherwood D, Woodard E, Lee EK, Hall H, Catalano RA, Dilley JW. Impact of capacity reductions in acute public-sector inpatient psychiatric services. Psychiatr Serv. 2012 Feb 1;63(2):135-4 PMID: 22302330


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4. Teo AR, Holley SR, Leary M, McNiel DE. The Relationship Between Level of Training and Accuracy of Violence Risk Assessment. Psychiatr Serv. 2012 Aug 31.PMID: 22948947

CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS

1. "Cultural Psychiatry on Inpatient Units: The Ethnic/Minority Programs at the University of California at San Francisco/San Francisco General Hospital," Lu, F., Gee, K., Brainin-Rodriguez, J., Ndlela, C., Donald, A., Leary, M., and Okin, R. Proc American Psychiatric Association, 154:170, 2001

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