Fellowships and Other Opportunities

In addition to our standard training curriculum, many psychiatry residents participate in the opportunities listed below.

Fellowships and Residency at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center

• Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship

• Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship

• Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Fellowship

• Geriatric Psychiatry Fellowship

• Hospice and Palliative Medicine Interprofessional Fellowship

• Leadership Preventive Medicine Residency Program (LPMR)
  This 2-year training program is a popular adjunct to the psychiatry training at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. Participants are paid a resident salary to earn a free Master's Degree in Public Health, in a program that focuses on policy issues, outcome measures, and quality improvement related to psychiatry.

• Pain Medicine Fellowship

• Sleep Medicine Fellowship

Additional learning opportunities

• Dartmouth Center for Healthcare Delivery Science
  The Master of Health Care Delivery Science (MHCDS) at Dartmouth College offers physician and executive leaders skills and knowledge needed to design and lead crucial transformations within their organizations and across the health care industry.

• NIDA T32 Science of Co-Occurring Disorders
  The Science of Co-occurring Disorders training program offers a unique experience in transdisciplinary research related to the co-existence of substance use and other mental disorders.

• SYNERGY Center
  The SYNERGY Center allows for a variety of research resources to be organized in one center, providing for training and resources that residents may access to support career development in psychiatric research.

• The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice (TDI)
  In addition to formal programs that may be pursued through TDI, psychiatry residents may take select courses, free of charge, on a variety of topics (e.g. Research Methodology, Microsystems).

• Primary Care Research Fellowship
  This fellowship program is designed to support four postdoctoral fellows annually for two to three years each. The program's goal is to quickly and efficiently develop a new generation of early career investigators with the skills to address critical gaps in knowledge, to improve healthcare quality and population health, while reducing overall healthcare costs.

• VA Quality Scholars Program (VAQS)
  This year long fellowship program has also been utilized by psychiatry residents to gain experience in outcomes research and quality improvement for health care systems.