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Department of Psychiatry

Spring 2018 Newsletter (Reality Check)

  • Elizabeth Rossi, BA

    Beth Rossi named clinic manager

      Beth Rossi Elizabeth “Beth” Rossi, director, quality management, has been named to a newly-created position, clinic manager. As clinic manager, she oversees the day-to-day operations of the Center’s three clinic sites in Orange and Wake counties. Her new responsibilities include monitoring patient-focused issues such as scheduling and clinic flow, and maintaining policy compliance with … Read more

  • Laurie Paolicelli

    Center welcomes Paolicelli and Gilmore to Advisory Board

      Laurie Paolicelli Matthew Gilmore Laurie Paolicelli and Matthew Gilmore have joined the Center Advisory Board Paolicelli, executive director for the Chapel Hill/Orange County Visitors Bureau, has held the position since 2005. She has worked with convention and visitor bureaus for 25 years, and served in leadership roles in Houston, Texas and Palm Springs, Calif. … Read more

  • Wake OASIS changes name to UNC Wake Encompass

    Wake OASIS becomes UNC Wake Encompass effective June 1. A specialty clinic for adolescents and young adults, Wake Encompass will remain at the same address, 3010 Falstaff Rd. in Raleigh and is housed with the Center’s ACT (Assertive Community Treatment) Team, the Wake STEP Clinic, and the North Carolina Psychiatric Research Center (NCPRC). The Wake … Read more

  • Daniel Weinberger, MD, John Gilmore, MD and Lisa Dixon MD, MPH

    Twenty-fifth Annual STEP Symposium focuses on advances in the neurosciences and treatment of schizophrenia

      Daniel Weinberger, MD, John Gilmore, MD and Lisa Dixon MD, MPH Nearly 100 patients, families and mental health professionals learned about the advances in neurosciences and treatment of schizophrenia at the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the STEP Symposium, April 14, 2018, at the UNC William and Ida Friday Center. John Gilmore, MD, … Read more

  • Wake OASIS changes name to UNC Wake Encompass

    Wake OASIS becomes UNC Wake Encompass effective June 1. A specialty clinic for adolescents and young adults, Wake Encompass will remain at the same address 3010 Falstaff Rd. in Raleigh and is housed with the Center’s ACT (Assertive Community Treatment) Team, the Wake STEP Clinic, and the North Carolina Psychiatric Research Center (NCPRC). The Wake … Read more