Promoting the Highest Standards in Psychiatry
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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Statement on Systemic Racism from The American College of Psychiatrists Board of Regents and the Committee on Diversity and Respectful Inclusion
The senseless murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor, among many others, have laid bare, once again, the inequity and systemic racism faced by Black or African-American people in the United States on a daily basis. As a leading voice in psychiatry, The American College of Psychiatrists condemns racism and oppression of marginalized people, whatever form they take, and joins with its sister psychiatric and medical organizations in calling for meaningful and sustained change to fight inequity.
To that end, on June 19, The American College of Psychiatrists Board of Regents voted unanimously to support the AAMC Statement on Police Brutality and Racism in America and Their Impact on Health and the Joint Statement issued by AAP/AADPRT/ADMSEP/AACDP on Police Brutality and Racism in America.
The Board of Regents of The American College of Psychiatrists
The College Committee on Diversity and Respectful Inclusion
PRITEPRITE® 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. |
PIPEPIPE® is a comprehensive online exam allowing clinicians to assess their knowledge and skills throughout their careers. PIPE is designed to:
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2017 Child PRITE Updates to Score Reports
Resident Reports
Training Director Reports
2017 PRITE Updates to Score Reports
Resident Reports
Training Director Reports
Resident Fellowships
Our fellowship programs are designed to recognize outstanding accomplishments by psychiatry Residents and Fellows.
Laughlin Fellowship
PRITE Fellowship
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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.
50th Anniversary Video
