2023 APA Annual Meeting: NYCPS Members In San Francisco

The APA Annual Meeting is being held in San Francisco, CA this year from May 20th-24th. Below is a list of NYCPS members who will be presenting at the meeting- we will continue to update as we receive more information. If you are an NYCPS Member and would like to be added to the list, please send the details to [email protected] so we can add you to this list!

Saturday, May 20

8:00 AM

10:30 AM

Is Measurement Based Care the Future of Psychiatric Practice?
NYCPS Speakers: Daniel Rollings Karlin, MD, MA

Minor Charges with Major Impacts: Misdemeanors Versus Pre-Arrest Jail Diversion for Individuals with SMI
NYCPS Speakers: Michael Compton, MD

No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Determining Decisional Capacity for Medically Ill Patients and Getting Sued for It
NYCPS Speakers: Philip Muskin, MD, MA, Kathryn Skimming, MD, MA

1:30 PM

Understanding Munchausen's by Proxy or Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another: Child Abuse by Another Name
NYCPS Speakers: Karen B. Rosenbaum, MD

PCP Coaching: An Underutilized but Very Effective Method to Increase Mental Healthcare Availability in the Community
NYCPS Speakers: Souparno Mitra, MD, Sasidhar Gunturu

Achieving Mental health Parity in New York State: Patient-Centered, Quality-Focused, Clinically-Driven Utilization Review
NYCPS Speakers: Flavio Casoy, MD, and Thomas Smith MD

You Are What You Eat, So Learn About Nutrition
NYCPS Speakers: Drew Ramsey, MD, Philip Muskin, MD, MA, 

1:30-3:30 PM

Poster Session
Fentanyl sneaks into social media: high risk adolescent substance use in the online era
NYCPS Speakers: Jose P. Vito, MD

3:45-5:15 PM

Poster Session
- Rat poison through a cultural lens: a unique case of warfarin overdose in an Asian woman with history of untreated depression
- Behavioral disturbance in a patient with frontotemporal dementia as a neuropsychiatric sequela of neurosyphilis
NYCPS Speakers: Meher Irani, MD

3:45 PM - 5:15 PM

AIDS and COVID: Similarities and differences. Lessons for psychiatry in the 21 century and beyond
NYCPS Speakers: Kenneth Bryan Ashley, MD, Adjoa Smalls-Mantey, DPHIL, MD

Amplifying Student Voices: How to Seize Leadership Opportunities Within the APA
NYCPS Speakers: Philip Muskin, MD, MA

Tips, Tactics, and Training to Improve Youth Mental Health in Your Community
NYCPS Speakers: Gabrielle Shapiro, MD

Sunday, May 21

8:00 AM

Here Fishy, Phishy...Catfishing and Other Cyber Crimes Across the Ages
NYCPS Speakers: Gabrielle Shapiro, MD

Chronic Cyclical Disasters: A Community Context-Sensitive Approach to Promoting Adaptive Disaster Response
NYCPS Speakers: Grant H. Brenner, MD

10:30 AM

Cult Leaders: The Fine Line Between Mental Illness and Opportunism 
NYCPS Speakers: Karen B. Rosenbaum, MD

10:30 - 12:00 PM

Poster Session

The MSBI Psychiatry Residency Burnout Study: Assessment of Burnout Rate and Contributing Factors Across PGY1 and PGY2 Years
NYCPS Speakers: Alexa Rivera, MD

1:30 PM

Confident Clozapine Prescribing: Motivating Clinicians to Address Racial and Ethnic Disparities... 
NYCPS Speakers: Claire Holderness, MD, Laura Clarke, MD, and T. Scott Stroup, MD, MPH

3:45 PM

A Journey to Death: The Story of Migrant Children
NYCPS Speakers: Gabrielle Shapiro, MD

Behind Closed Doors: Providing Psychiatric Treatment and Promoting Safety Remotely for Survivors of IPV
NYCPS Speakers: Elizabeth Fitelson, MD

Exploring Fellowship Awards in Psychiatry: Opportunities Beyond the APA
NYCPS Speakers: Dwight Kemp, MD

Monday, May 22

8:00 AM

Changing the Trajectory: Innovations in First-Episode Psychosis to Reduce Risk of Violence, Suicide, and Legal Involvement
NYCPS Speakers: Michael Compton, MD, Deirdre Caffrey, MD, and Ilana Nossel, MD

I Need a Psychiatrist but Can’t Find One: An Introduction to the Integrated Care Elective to Increase Access to Care
NYCPS Speakers: Souparno Mitra, MD

If You Are A Psychiatrist, You Need to Know How to Prescribe Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors...
NYCPS Speakers: Philip Muskin, MD, MA and Ron M. Winchel, MD

Mentorship: Nuts and Bolts of the Gift of a Dynamic Reciprocal Relationship
NYCPS Speakers: Dwight Kemp, MD

Supporting the Helpers: A Discussion of the Role of Psychiatry and Psychology in Wellbeing Efforts for Healthcare Workers During COVID-19
NYCPS Speakers: Elizabeth Fitelson, MD

1:30-3:00 PM

Poster Session
Violence Behavior Among Young Adults Experiencing Early Psychosis: Patient and Clinician Perspectives on a Novel Treatment Approach
NYCPS Speakers: Deirdre Caffrey, MD

2:00 - 4:00 PM

Innovation Lab
NYCPS Finalist: Owen Muir, MD

3:45 PM

Queer in the Cornfields: How Psychiatrists Can Help Rural Youth Navigate the Coming Out Process
NYCPS Speakers: Gabrielle Shapiro, MD

Trauma and Psychosis: Pathways, Therapeutic Plans and Prevention Strategies
NYCPS Speakers: Paul J. Rosenfield, MD, David Jiang MD, and Luca Pauselli, MD

Tuesday, May 23

8:00 AM

Breaking the Glass Closet: Challenges and Opportunities for LGBTQ+ individuals in a Minority Culture of Psychiatry and Leadership
NYCPS Speakers: Kenneth Bryan Ashley, MD

Advances in Affect-Focused Psychotherapies for Postraumatic Stress Disorder
NYCPS Speakers: Barbara Milrod, MD and John C. Markowitz, MD

1:30 PM

Adding a New Diagnosis to the DSM: How Prolonged Grief Disorder Became an Official Diagnosis
NYCPS Speakers: Roberto Lewis-Fernandez, MD, Paul Appelbaum, MD, and M. Katherine Shear, MD

Alcohol Use Disorder
NYCPS Speakers: Frances Rudnick Levin, MD and Philip Muskin, MD

Breaking the Silence: Innovative Community-Based Approaches to Addressing the mental Health Crisis in AAPI Populations
NYCPS Speakers: Justin Chen, MD, MPH

Who Do We Care for/Who Do We Care About: Defining Mental Illness and Redefining Treatment for Individuals With Criminal-Legal Contact
NYCPS Speakers: Elizabeth Ford, MD, Anna Huh, MD and Saranyan Senthelal, MD

3:45 PM

The Algorithm Will See You Now: The Current State of Precision Psychiatry's Deployment Into Research and Practice
NYCPS Speakers: Daniel Rollings Karlin, MD, MA

The New Public Health Psychiatry: Addressing the Social Determinants of Mental Health
NYCPS Speakers: Michael Compton, MD

A Subacute Inpatient Unit for People Experiencing Homelessness and Serious Mental Illness in NYC
NYCPS Speakers: Carine Nzodom, MD, Charles Barron, MD, and Ann Sullivan, MD

Wednesday, May 24

8:00 AM 

The Psychiatry Research Lab: A Novel Intervention to Promote and Improve Research Literacy and Advocacy in an Inner City Community Hospital
NYCPS Speakers: Souparno Mitra, MD and Sasidhar Gunturu, MD

Struggle and Solidarity: Stories of How Americans Fight for Their Mental Health Through Federal Legislation
NYCPS Speakers: Michael Compton, MD, Flavio Casoy, MD, and Marc Manseau, MD, MPH

Equity, Ethics, and the World as It Is: An Oxford Debate on Whether Private Practice Psychiatrists Should Accept Insurance
NYCPS Speakers: David W. Brody, MD and Danielle Kushner, MD

A Journal's Systematic Effort to Tackle Structural Racism
NYCPS Speakers: Roberto Lewis-Fernandez, MD and Lisa Dixon, MD

Navigating What's Next in Interventional Psychiatry
NYCPS Speakers: Owen Muir, MD and Carlene MacMillan, MD

Overcoming Shame, Stigma and Barriers in Addressing Victims of Male Sexual Violence
NYCPS Speakers: Saranyan Senthelal, MD, Marissa Goldberg, DO, Obiora Nnaji, MD

Social Media and Psychiatry: Effects of Social Media on Users, Research, Advocacy, Networking and Intervention Opportunities
NYCPS Speakers: Victor Pereira-Sanchez, MD, PhD

1:30 PM

"No One Leaves Home Unless Home is the Mouth of a Shark": Collaborating to Advance the Emotional Health of LGBTQ Individuals in Crisis Zones
NYCPS Speakers: Joanne Ahola, MD

Life in ACEs: An Interactive Experience to Teach About Social Determinants of Health
NYCPS Speakers: Paul J. Rosenfield, MD and Arifa Zaidi, MD

Lifestyle Interventions for Mental Health: Drugs Are Not Everything
NYCPS Speakers: Victor Pereira-Sanchez, MD, PhD