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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2023 · 30 MIN

Beyond Solo Psychiatry Practice: Thriving through Networking and Community

from Psychiatry Tomorrow · host michael banov, Carlene MacMillan, Awais aftab, Alison McInnes, Andrew Penn

The power of community and networking in private practice psychiatry cannot be overstated.‍Clinicians often grapple with isolation while staying up-to-date on research, best practices, finding mentors, and collaborative care. Addressing this, a panel of experts from the Osmind Community Advisory Board.The forum, centered on overcoming the challenges of solo practice through community engagement featured insights from:Andrew Penn, MS, PMHNP, Clinical Professor at UC San Francisco, School of NursingDr. Michael Banov, Medical Director at Psych AtlantaDr. Awais Aftab, Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Case Western Reserve UniversityDr. Charles Miller, Founder and CMO at Scenic City NeurotherapyModerated by: Dr. Alison McInnes, VP of Scientific Affairs at Osmind, and Dr. Carlene MacMillan, Chief Medical Officer at Osmind.Listen to learn why community is not just a support system, but the very foundation of a successful psychiatry private practice. Brought to you by: Osmind.org, the #1 All-in-one Billing Solution + EHR for the modern private psychiatry practice

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Private practice in psychiatry doesn't mean isolation. Learn how to thrive by leveraging networking, community engagement, and the latest research. This expert discussion offers essential tips for mental health clinicians to stay connected and thrive in private practice.

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