Career Chat: Dr. Joanna Fried and Dr. Brice Reynolds on Psychiatric Outreach to the Homeless in New York City

Dr. Joanna Fried and Dr. Brice Reynolds discuss Janian Medical Care, the Manhattan Outreach Consortium, the NYC311 app, their roles as homeless outreach psychiatrists in New York City, and more! Timestamps: 00:10 Introductions 00:46 Janian Medical Care 01:46 ACT and IMT Teams 03:02 Manhattan Outreach Consortium 10:20 Typical Week of a Homeless Outreach Psychiatrist 23:50 Advice for Trainees Janian Medical Care NYC311 App Created by the American Association for Community Psychiatry (AACP). Free AACP Membership for Medical Students, Residents, and Fellows | Instagram | Twitter | Listener Survey | Follow, review, and share! Guests: Joanna Fried, MD earned her M.D. at the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and completed residency training at New York University Medical Center where she was a Chief Resident.  She completed fellowship training at Columbia University Public Psychiatry Fellowship and did her clinical placement with Janian/PPOH before joining PPOH as a staff psychiatrist in July 2010. She is a Medical Director for PPOH as well as Medical Director for the Manhattan Outreach Consortium.  Dr. Fried is a Clinical Instructor at New York University Medical School.  She provides psychiatric care to clients of street outreach teams in Manhattan. Brice Reynolds, MD is the Assistant Medical Director for Psychiatry at Janian, an NYC-based nonprofit group practice for psychiatry for the homeless. Through Janian, he practices psychiatry on the Harlem-based Goddard ACT team, shelter psychiatry based in Seafarers Safe Haven near Union Square, and street outreach with Breaking Ground as part of the Manhattan Outreach Consortium. He also leads residency recruitment, billing, and is part of the Janian leadership team. Dr. Reynolds was previously a Columbia Public Psychiatry Fellow and served as chief resident at The Mount Sinai Hospital. When he's not biking around the boroughs to meet with patients, he sometimes finds time to learn piano, practice improv comedy, and care for his family’s chickens. Host: Angela Liu, MD is a third-year psychiatry resident and Chair of the APA Public Psychiatry Fellowship.  Editor: Zoe Wyse is a third-year medical student. Credit Attribution: Stock Media provided by StockAudios / Pond5