Sherab Tsheringla, MBBS, MD was a clinician and researcher in child and adolescent psychiatry and neurodevelopmental disorders in South Asia before coming to the United States.
Her career mission is to improve access to high-quality mental health care and reduce behavioral health disparities, across the life span, through effective system’s-based practice. She completed her undergraduate training at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, and then attended Rutgers, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital for medical school. While at NIMH, she served on the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Center Ethics Committee and the NIMH Disparities Team. She was awarded a Clinical Research Fellowship at the National Institutes of Mental Health (NIMH) for her 4th year of residency. She completed her first three years of general psychiatry residency training at Georgetown University. Onyi Okeke, MD recently graduated from Consultation-Liaison (C-L) Psychiatry Fellowship at Yale University. After completing the fellowship, she was selected to be the Chief of Behavioral Health Department for Connecticut Institute for Communities (CIFC). Maria completed her residency program at Yale Department of Psychiatry and took a one-year fellowship in Public Psychiatry Young Adult Services at Yale. During her Psychiatry residency in Tehran University, she joined a cross-national project between Iran, Turkey, and Yale Child Study Center (YCSC). Maria Motlagh, M D was born and raised in Tehran, Iran, where she completed medical school and developed an interest in neurodevelopmental disorders. She stayed at Chicago Medical School for residency, where, as chief resident, she advocated for residents and organized/participated in multiple activities involving members of the community Her past and current research endeavors include CBPAR with youth. His research interests include the role of neuroinflammation in childhood psychiatric disease primarily in thought, perception, and cognition.Īllison Lawler, MD began her Master of Education in Teaching in 2007 and transitioned from being a high school math teacher to a learning center director before leaving for Chicago Medical School in 2014. Matt is interested in bioethics as well as mentalizing and dynamic modalities of psychotherapy. For residency, he attended The Beth Israel Deaconess Harvard Psychiatry Program. Matthew Johnson, MD received his medical degree from Creighton University School of Medicine and concurrently completed additional Graduate School studies in Bioethics. Abbreviated bios are included below, with additional details and accompanying photos available in the linked listings for each fellowship type.Ĭhild and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellows New Haven Track The following outstanding trainees are joining the Center this year. This is gained through supervised clinical intervention delivery, didactic experiences, and involvement in research initiatives designed to increase knowledge and inform clinical decision-making. YCSC training programs share a common goal of providing a deep understanding adaptive and maladaptive development in children and their families.
A leader in understanding psychiatric disorders, child development, and the social, behavioral, and emotional adjustment of children, the Yale Child Study Center (YCSC) welcomes new trainees to its world-renowned fellowships each summer.
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