Asheville Veterans Affairs Medical Center

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Department of Neuropsychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

Brian E. Wood, DO, Chair

2265 Kraft Drive

Blacksburg, VA. 24060

Dear Students:

Your core rotation in the discipline of psychiatry will be an initial opportunity to study and eventually master many skills that will be integral to your practice of medicine as an

Osteopathic physician. Having clear goals set for yourself and making contact with your preceptor prior to your arrival will help to assure your comfort in exploring a new clinical field and perhaps a new location as well as introducing yourself in a positive way to your preceptor(s). This is a set of instructions and descriptions of your clinical sites and contacts for each. If you have any questions that are not answered please let me know. Good luck on your core psychiatry rotation and have fun!

Instructions for

Student Rotations

2010-2011

Salem Veterans Affairs Medical Center

Primary Preceptors : Drs. Chahil, Perez, Sapra, Griffeth and Bhandari.

1970 Roanoke Blvd.

Salem, VA 24153

(540) 982-2463 x 1652

Primary Contacts: Ms. Linda Ferguson-Saunders, Coordinator, Psychiatric

Education, (540)982-2463 x 1652

Students will report on first day of rotation to Bldg 11, 1 st floor Psychiatric Education

Office at 0800. For specific directions/instructions as needed, please contact Ms.

Ferguson-Saunders prior to arrival for your rotation.

2265 Kraft Drive ● Blacksburg, Virginia 24060 ● Phone: (540) 231-4000 ● Fax: (540) 231-5252 ● www.vcom.vt.edu

Blacksburg/New River Valley CSB

Primary Preceptors : Drs, Miglani, DeLapp, Annadata and Joshi.

New River Valley Behavioral Health/Community Services Board, NRV

700 University City Blvd.

Blacksburg, VA

(540) 961-8400

Students are encouraged to contact Dr. Miglani prior to their rotation then meet him at the New

River Valley Community Services Board on the first day of the rotation.

Check in at the reception desk and proceed to the 2nd floor medical unit.

Southwestern Virginia Mental Health Institute

Primary Preceptors : Drs. Crisp and Gordon

340 Bagley Circle

Marion, VA 24354

Students are to report to the reception desk at the front entrance to the hospital after parking in the large lot across the street from the hospital. All students are asked to bring ID and license number for the vehicle they plan to park at the hospital.

Carilion New River Valley Medical Center– St. Albans Behavioral Health

Center

Primary Preceptors : Drs. Walker, Dalrymple

Carilion New River Valley Medical Center

2900 Lamb Circle

Christiansburg, VA 24073

Phone: 540-731-2000

The medical center is a 150 bed modern hospital facility that hosts both medical and psychiatric services, including Carilion Clinic Saint Albans Hospital. Students are to report to Dr. Walker’s office on the first morning of the rotation. They are encouraged to contact Ms. Reese at the above number prior to arriving to make specific arrangements.

Primary Contacts: Carol Reese

Project Coordinator and pre-rotation contact

VCOM, New River Valley Medical Center

540-731-2297 ccreese@carilionclinic.org

Asheville Veterans Affairs Medical Center

Primary Preceptors: Drs. Michalets, Miller, and Farmer

Asheville VA Medical Center

1100 Tunnel Road

Asheville, NC 28805

The Asheville VA psychiatry rotation is primarily an inpatient mental health experience. The unit consists of 16 acute care psychiatric beds that provide crisis stabilization services for veteran patients suffering from psychiatric illness. Students participate in daily interdisciplinary team rounds and follow a number of patients from admission until discharge. Over the course of the rotation, students learn about common mental illnesses affecting hospitalized veterans including post traumatic stress disorder, schizophrenia, bipolar illness, major depression and substance abuse/dependence.

Primary Contact : Katherine Marsh. Phone 828-298-7911 x5221

W.G. (Bill) Heffner Veterans Affairs Medical Center

Primary Preceptors: Dr. Donald Eknoyan

VA Medical Center

1601 Brenner Avenue

Salisbury, NC 28144

Phone: (704) 638-9000

Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System

Primary Preceptors: Drs. Memon, and Gravely

Spartanburg Regional Hospital

101 East Wood Street

Spartanburg, SC 29303

864-560-6000

Primary contacts: Ms. Bobbie Earls, Practice manager, 864-560-7517

Morganton, N.C.

Primary Preceptors: Drs. Frasca, and Strother

Dr. Thomas Frasca

Broughton Hospital

100 S. Sterling St.

Morganton, N.C. 28653

(828)433-2566

Fayetteville, N.C.

Primary Preceptors: Dr. Jonathan Flom

Behavioral Healthcare of Cape Fear Valley

3425 Melrose Rd.

Fayetteville, N.C. 28304

Primary Contact: LeNelle Davis (910)615-3741 Fax: (910)615-3748

Students are encouraged to contact Ms. Davis at the above number prior to arrival on their rotation. She will provide directions and more specific instructions as needed.

Danville Regional Health Systems, Danville Regional Medical Center

Primary Preceptor: Dr. Prasad

Danville Regional Medical Center

142 S. Main Street

Danville, VA 24541

(540) 799-2100

Students are to meet Dr. Prasad on the 6th floor inpatient psychiatry unit, front nurses station at 0830 on the first day of their rotation

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