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Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Residency Program

INFANT, CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY DIVISION


Martin Drell, MD. Infant, Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Director & Clinical Director at New Orleans Adolescent Hospital	H. (Bert) Quintana, MD. Associate Director of Child Psychiatry & Child Psychiatry Residency Program Director

Kris Kaliebe, MD	Associate Training Director and supervisor of Child/Adolescent Treatment Training Clinic and Forensic Child Psychiatrist.
Raga Malaty, MD & Steve Cochran, MD	Co-Directors of Inpatient Services
Milton Anderson, MD	Director of Child Psychiatry Services at Ochsner Hospital is 1st year residents Outpatient Supervisor.
Mark Sands, MD	Medical Director at Mercy Family Center is the 2nd year outpatient supervisor.
Robert Detrinis, MD	Pediatric Psychiatry C-L Director.
Patrick Drennan MD & Barbara Hamm MD	CMHC Medical Directors.
Patrick Drennan, MD	Infant Psychiatry.

The Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychiatry Section headed by Dr. Martin Drell began in 1987. The two-year ACGME Accredited Fellowship Training Program began in 1989 and accepts 2-3 residents per year. The program accepts candidates from all areas of the country, and graduates mostly stay in Louisiana in a variety of jobs in the private and public sector.

The program offers diverse clinical experience in Public, Private, and Academic/Research working with infants, children, adolescents, and their families. The training is balanced between both psychotherapy and psychopharmacologic and offers many research opportunities as well. The program prides itself on provide a well-balanced and flexible, individually based child psychiatry experience that aims at developing clinical excellence.