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The American College of Psychiatrists comprises more than 750 psychiatrists who have demonstrated excellence in the field of psychiatry, and achieved national recognition in clinical practice, research, academic leadership, or teaching.

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Join us in New Orleans for the 61st Annual Meeting, February 21-25, 2024

Look for registration updates in the fall of 2023.  
(Annual Meeting attendance is limited to College Members and invited guests only.)

College Board of Regents Adopts Diversity, Respectful Inclusion, and Equity Vision Statement

The Board of Regents of The American College of Psychiatrists is pleased to announce the adoption of The College’s Diversity, Respectful Inclusion, and Equity Vision Statement.  The Statement was recommended for adoption by The College’s Diversity, Respectful Inclusion, and Equity Committee following a year-long development process.  Feedback from the Board and from respondents to a membership survey on a draft of the Statement were incorporated into the final version.  The College’s values and goals are clearly and succinctly expressed in this document, which addresses issues that are critically important to our College, our Members, and our profession. 

 The Board commends the Members of the Committee for their work: (Iqbal Ahmed, Chair; Michele Reid, Vice Chair; Constance E. Dunlap; Francisco Fernandez; Francis G. Lu; Francisco A. Moreno; Annelle B. Primm; Joshua T. Thornhill IV; Carol I. Ping Tsao; Board Liaison: George A. Keepers). 

 The Board also expresses its appreciation for the many Members who offered feedback on the draft Statement.  This Vision Statement will guide the Board, The College’s Committees, and its Members and Fellows in their work to continuously improve the diversity of our organization and in their advocacy for these values in every setting.

 The Board of Regents of The American College of Psychiatrists
The College Committee on Diversity, Respectful Inclusion, and Equity


PRITE

PRITE® is the educational resource for psychiatric residents and training programs.

Each section of the exam focuses on a particular component of psychiatry, offering references to support and explain correct answers.

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PIPE

PIPE® is a comprehensive online exam allowing clinicians to assess their knowledge and skills throughout their careers. PIPE is designed to:

  • Prepare psychiatrists for ABPN certification and maintenance of certification (MOC)
  • Fulfill ABPN's "self-assessment and lifelong learning" MOC requirement
  • Provide up to 30 hours of Cat. 1 CME credit

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2017 Child PRITE Updates to Score Reports

Resident Reports

2017 Child Psychiatry Resident In-Training Examination - PRITE Score Reports

Training Director Reports

2017 Child Psychiatry Resident In-Training Examination - Training Director Reports

2017 PRITE Updates to Score Reports

Resident Reports

2017 Psychiatry Resident In-Training Examination - PRITE Score Reports

Training Director Reports

2017 Psychiatry Resident In-Training Examination - Training Director Reports

Resident Fellowships

Our fellowship programs are designed to recognize outstanding accomplishments by psychiatry Residents and Fellows. 

Laughlin Fellowship
PRITE Fellowship
 

2022 Senior Laughlin Fellow

Dwight E. Kemp, M.D., M.S.

Columbia University/New York State Psychiatric Institute

New York, New York


Note to Fellows!

2022 Senior PRITE Fellow

Michael Hernandez, M.D.

University of South Florida

Note to Fellows - PRITE Fellowship

 

About The College

The American College of Psychiatrists (The College) is a not-for-profit honorary association dedicated to providing continuing education to its Members, promoting the latest advances in the specialty, and supporting the highest standards in psychiatry.

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50th Anniversary Video

50th Anniversary Video - Henry P. Laughlin