Events

The Clinical Grand Rounds originally scheduled for March 15th focusing on increasing awareness about patient safety among health professionals and the public has been cancelled due to a scheduling conflict. We hope to feature this topic at a future date.

For More Information. Please contact Frances Patrick (Telephone: 412-246-6787; Email: patrickfm@upmc.edu) 

Dr. Luis Natividad's research integrates behavioral and biochemical approaches to study neurotransmitter and lipid signaling systems in brain regions that modulate behavioral anxiety and the anhedonic responses of the “dark side” of addiction. Expanding his research scope to broad-scale assessments of the brain proteome, he is interested in using advanced platforms in mass spectrometry to comprehensively study the effects of drugs of abuse and negative affective states on small molecule transmitters and protein signaling in the brain. Dr.

The Department of Psychiatry welcomes Steven Adelsheim, MD as our featured speaker for this year's Clinician Educator Grand Rounds. Dr. Adelsheim is a child and adolescent and adult psychiatrist who works to support community behavioral health partnerships locally, regionally, at the state level and nationally.

You are invited to join us for the next Brain, Behavior, and Cancer Seminar Series when Scott Beach, PhD will present a special lecture focusing on Survey Research at Pitt’s University Center for Social & Urban Research (UCSUR): Overview and Cancer-Relevant Examples from Research on Aging and Family Caregiving.

Children’s Telephonic Psychiatry Consultation Service (TiPS) is proud to announce that we will be hosting our third Pittsburgh Behavioral Health and Pediatric Primary Care Conference.

What is Children’s TiPS?
Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh’s primary care network, Children’s Community Pediatrics (CCP), has been selected by Pennsylvania state officials to take part in a new program to improve behavioral health treatment for children in the state. 

The University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine's Senior Vice Chancellor's Research Seminar Series will feature Rebecca Price, PhD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology, as its speaker on March 22, 2019.