Clinical Rotations

This is a sample CAP Year 1 Schedule in a tabular format showing a Monday through Friday schedule across all twelve months of the year including both AM and PM entries across the table.

This is a sample CAP Year 2 Schedule in a tabular format showing a Monday through Friday schedule across all twelve months of the year including both AM and PM entries across the table.

CLINICAL ENVIRONMENT HIGHLIGHTS

Adolescent Acute Psychiatric Unit:

Supervisor: Stephen Deci, MD
10-bed inpatient unit at Chestnut Ridge Center
Interprofessional team with nursing, social work, psychology, other trainees, etc.
Participation in multimodal treatment, including therapeutic interventions and psychiatric med management

Child & Adolescent Outpatient Therapies:

Broad based outpatient treatment, plus specialty training as available:

Multidisciplinary Therapy Clinic (MDT)
ReACT – trauma treatment
PREVENT – SUD prevention and treatment
Parent Child Interactional Therapy (PCIT)
Parent Management Training (PMT)
ERP for OCD
CBIT for Tics/Tourette’s

Child and Family Multidisciplinary Training Clinic:

Supervisors: Bridget Skidmore, MD; Maria Khan, PhD and Jenna Mosley Lohnes LICSW
Location: Chestnut Ridge Center
MDT clinic, is a team-based, observational and experiential treatment clinic for treating complex children and families.
Offers opportunities to work with psychiatrists, social workers, psychologists and practicum students from all three disciplines.
MDT trainees work under direct observation through the one-way mirror
Weekly half-day clinic, with fellows providing direct care and having opportunity to observe colleagues providing direct care, with case discussion as well as real-time behind-the-glass learning

Resilience After Complex Trauma (ReACT):

Supervisor: Maria Khan, PhD
Location: Chestnut Ridge Center
CAP1’s will attend a weekly one-hour case conference to discuss care for children (ranging in age from 2-17) and families who have experienced complex trauma and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).
Fellows will gain exposure to a host of complex difficulties including but not limited to, PTSD and symptoms of traumatic stress, anxiety and mood disorders, early childhood abuse and neglect, impact of caregiver substance use and substance exposure in-utero, foster care placement difficulties, loss and traumatic grief, emotional and behavioral difficulties related to traumatic experiences, attachment and parent-child relationship difficulties, parenting challenges and intergenerational trauma/attachment-related concerns, and medical trauma.
Fellows will learn evidence-based trauma-focused strategies including trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), while receiving support through individual reflective supervision as well didactic learning and multi-disciplinary group case consultation.

Pediatrics - Subspecialty Clinics:

Our Child Division faculty and staff are involved in a growing number of specialty clinics. Some are already developed into elective opportunities, while others can be developed into an elective upon fellow interest.

Pediatric GI Clinic
Pediatric Nephrology Clinic
Pediatric Cleft Palate Clinic
Pediatric Cystic Fibrosis Clinic
Pediatric Endocrinology Clinic
Family Weight Management Clinic/Adolescent Bariatrics
Pediatric Headache Clinic
Behavioral Sleep
EDIT Clinic for treatment of eating disorders
Pediatric Consultation/Liaison