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Anne Ruminjo, MD, MPH Women’s Mood Disorders Track Director<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe Women’s Mood Disorder Track is a three-year longitudinal experience for General Adult Psychiatry Residents interested in additional training in Reproductive Psychiatry. Residents can start the track PGY-2. The track combines a variety of reproductive psychiatry opportunities including: several outpatient clinics, perinatal psychiatry inpatient unit, community psychiatry (through Horizons), interventional psychiatry, medical student teaching, scholarly projects, mentorship, and didactics. The track has flexibility to be individualized to the specific interests of each resident.\u00a0<\/span>“<\/div>\n
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The PGY2 year consists of residents spending the year in the Women’s Mood Disorder outpatient clinics (seeing patients and engaging in didactics) as well as Horizons.<\/div>\n
PGY3 -scholarly projects, teaching and PPIU<\/div>\n
PGY4 -individualized -some residents elect to get more outpatient or inpatient experience as acting attending , experience in the NC telepsychiatric consultation program (NC MATTERS) or interventional psychiatry are all options.<\/div>\n
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https:\/\/www.med.unc.edu\/ncmatters\/<\/a><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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