The SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PSYCHIATRIC SOCIETY is our voice in local mental health systems. We ensure access to essential mental health services. We engage psychiatric residents and faculty in the broader psychiatric community and ensure a proper professional environment for psychiatrists. An online resource for patients, families and those interested in mental health issues.
Includes information about mental illness including ADHD, Autism, PTSD, Substance Abuse and Depression. Find a Psychiatrist in your area. SCPS offers numerous educational and networking events throughout the year including an Annual Update of Advances In Psychiatry, Installation & Awards Reception, Career Day, and Women's Brunch.
Includes information about mental illness including ADHD, Autism, PTSD, Substance Abuse and Depression. Find a Psychiatrist in your area. SCPS offers numerous educational and networking events throughout the year including an Annual Update of Advances In Psychiatry, Installation & Awards Reception, Career Day, and Women's Brunch.
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To create a collegial network where you can work on special interests with like minds, sharing insights leading to positive action. To provide a forum for the development of your professional leadership capabilities at Council, regional, committee, state and national levels. To allow you, through organized action, to determine what is strategically important and work towards desired professional outcomes.
The Southern California Psychiatric Society offers a free, online directory of its membership. The Directory includes information such as office address and phone, treatment modalities, special interests, types of patients, and practice environment. SCPS offers numerous educational and networking events throughout the year including an Annual Update of Advances In Psychiatry, Installation & Awards Reception, Career Day, and Women's Brunch.
Dr Ijeoma Ijeaku is a Nigerian-American lady born in San Francisco and raised in Nigeria. This unique experience has exposed her to the lot of underserved people and created a hunger in her to help alleviate the suffering. She has been involved in organized psychiatry since the beginning of her residency training in 2009.
It is a call for social justice in psychiatry, equity for the disenfranchised, a look at our collective history, and an attempt to move our organization in the direction of enlightened and culturally sensitive practice and professionalism. The resolution focuses on actions that SCPS can take that affect psychiatric practice, our patients and the vulnerable populations we serve.
The GAC is tasked with developing policy and advocacy recommendations for the SCPS Council to consider and potentially adopt. These relate to positions on government initiatives, legislative bills, and regulations. To forward this activity, the committee tracks and monitors government actions, helps manage our Society's partnerships with key stakeholders and ensure that we are engaged in critical forums for public policy discussions.
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NormanFandom
Oct 28, 2021
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Mikayla Seley
Oct 04, 2021
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I waited 25 minutes after my appointment time just to have the doctor not ask me about my concerns, not find out what help I was seeking, and to disregard me when I said I have had a not so pleasant experience with the medication she ended up prescribing me. I was referred here by my insurance and have already lodged a complaint with my insurance provider in hopes I will never have to deal with this company or that doctor again.
Elizabeth Albarran
Apr 16, 2021
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I was in the virtual waiting room for over 35 minutes, had to call the receptionist office 4 times to get an answer, just to be told that the doctor was still with another patient. Then i received a call 4 minutes later stating that i have to reschedule because the doctor tested my camera once and it didn’t work. The receptionist was unprofessional and not helpful.
Heather Miller
Dec 18, 2020
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