Eating Disorder Psychiatry Fellow (PGY-5)

Cockeysville, MD

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Job Summary: The Eating Disorder Fellowship is a comprehensive 1-year program designed to provide advanced training and clinical exposure in eating disorders across all levels of care. As a fellow, you will collaborate within a multi-disciplinary team under the guidance of Dr. Steven Crawford at Eating Recovery Center (ERC), a nationally acclaimed eating disorder program. This fellowship, affiliated with the University of Maryland, focuses on delivering training in evidence-based psychotherapy, medical management, and multidisciplinary care for patients dealing with moderate to severe eating disorders. Post-fellowship employment opportunities may include a role as an attending psychiatrist at ERC.

Responsibilities:

Develop expertise in identifying, diagnosing, and formulating treatment plans for individuals with eating disorders.
Administer psychological treatment modalities, including cognitive-behavioral therapy and family-based treatment, to patients experiencing eating disorders.
Address comorbidities associated with eating disorders, such as mood disorders, anxiety, trauma, OCD, and substance use.
Acquire an understanding of the pathophysiology of starvation, medical complications, and refeeding syndrome.
Make day-to-day medical decisions and act as the primary medical provider for assigned patients under supervision.
Participate in clinical care and research activities based on individual preferences.

Qualifications:

Completion of Psychiatry residency.
PGY Level 5.

Benefits:

CEDs certification expenses covered by ERC Pathlight.
Paid fellowship program with a salary at the attending level.
University of Maryland-provided benefits.
Opportunity to work in a mission-driven organization addressing complex cases.
Professional development and collaboration with experts in the field.
Training in evidence-based treatment modalities.
Career training, advancement, and leadership development.
Strong commitment to individual, family, and group therapy.
Access to technology and tools streamlining administrative functions.
Competitive salaries and industry-standard benefits.

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