Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Faculty
Program Director
Cody Roi, DO
Dr. Roi is a native of Utah, who has come to love and claim New Orleans as his home. He completed his general psychiatry residency at LSU in New Orleans where he went on to complete his Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship. In addition to his role as the program director, he is also the course director for the psychotherapy seminar and pediatric developmental theory course. Dr Roi is the past president of the Mid-Gulf Council for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and a recent recipient of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry’s Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Mentorship Program. His interests include teaching and training in medicine, applying models of social determinants of health to the practice of psychiatry, and working with children’s drawings in assessment and case formulation. |
Megan Campbell, DO |
Ashifur Rahman, MD
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Chuck Coleman, MD
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Megan Maher, MD
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Chuck is interested in social psychiatry especially family systems, health inequity, and social justice. In addition, he has specialized training in ethics, spirituality, and religion. Chuck is active in many local civic organizations and serves on state governmental boards. |
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Hannah Scott, M.D.
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Jennifer Creedon, M.D.
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Jennifer Creedon, MD, ABPN – Dr. Creedon received her medical degree from Tulane University SOM in New Orleans. She completed her general psychiatry residency at Oregon Health and Science University in Portland, Oregon, followed by child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at Tulane and addiction psychiatry fellowship at LSU. She is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at LSUHSC-NO, and treats patients at Children’s Hospital of New Orleans and University Medical Center. She has special clinical interest in transgender and gender non-conforming youth, and works as part of the Gender Health team at CHNOLA. Additionally, she provides psychiatric care for adolescent survivors of sex trafficking through a group home in Baton Rouge. She has presented nationally on physician and trainee mental health, addiction, and treatment of marginalized populations. Her personal interests include participating in several Mardi Gras dancing and riding krewes, never missing a Jazz Fest, and taking care of her animals. |