The Ohio State University College of Medicine Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health supports its fellows with unparalleled resources — excellent neuropsychiatric treatment and research facilities located within one of "America’s Best Hospitals," (U.S.News & World Report), and more than 100 clinical faculty members dedicated to providing you an outstanding education experience. Expanding training beyond psychotherapy and medications, into domains of wellness and health promotion, gives tomorrow’s physicians more avenues to help their patients thrive. Ohio State’s Neurological Institute fellows become excellent healthcare providers for widely diverse patient populations.
The college's Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health provides unparalleled resources for those interested in a subspecialty.
- Training at one of the nation’s largest teaching hospitals not only gives fellows access to experts throughout our medical center, but also in university departments beyond it. This collaboration is crucial for clinical care and also serves as a remarkable resource for research.
- Our department boasts more than 100 clinical faculty members who serve as mentors.
- Fellows are exposed to an incredibly wide range of cases in varied clinical settings.
- Our trainees learn compassionate care and innovative treatment that gives consideration to the interplay between mental and physical health. As a result, fellows learn to focus on the patient as a whole person, not simply on an isolated diagnosis.
Psychiatry Fellowships
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Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship Explores psychiatric applications to the courts, legal system and complex clinical cases, through a one year fellowship.
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Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship This integrated fellowship is a collaborative effort between Ohio State and Nationwide Children’s Hospital and trains child and adolescent psychiatrists to meet the needs of youth and families.
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Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Fellowship This subspecialty focuses on the evaluation and management of behavioral health conditions in patients with complex medical and surgical conditions, with an emphasis on collaboration with other medical specialties.
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Addiction Medicine Fellowship Focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of patients with substance use and addictive disorders.
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Sleep Medicine Fellowship This fellowship focuses on care of patients with a wide spectrum of sleep disorders with the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine.
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Pain Medicine Fellowship This fellowship provides training in both acute and chronic nonmalignant and cancer pain with the Department of Anesthesiology.
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Young Adult Mental Health Fellowship This one-year fellowship focuses on the crisis in young adult mental health, with more and more young adults (ages 18-26) being diagnosed with behavioral health conditions.