Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Residency
Traditionally, residents enter the child and adolescent psychiatry program after PGIII and PG IV year of adult psychiatry. Residents who have completed PGYs I or II at other adult psychiatry training programs may apply simultaneously to the child and adult psychiatry programs to complete training in both areas.
Our mission is to address lack of access to children’s psychiatric services in our region. We are especially interested in training Child and Adolescent psychiatrists who want to live and work in rural areas, particularly Northern New England.
