Cooper University Hospital
Grand Rounds at Cooper University Hospital, Camden, NJ.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists
London, UK.
American Psychiatric Association (APA)
San Diego, CA
Society of Biological Psychiatry (SOBP)
New York, NY
2019 BRAIN Conference: The Future of Psychiatry, Today
SuicidePostventionin collaboration with the American Association of Directors of Psychiatric Residency Training For more information see: https://nncionline.org/brain-conference/
University of Mississippi Medical Center Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior Grand Rounds
The National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative, (NNCI): Preparing for the future of Psychiatry
Society for Biological Psychiatry Pre-Meeting
ResearchRotationPINKCutting-edge science deserves cutting-edge teaching
American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting
Intern Year—The Board Game: An Educational Experience for Learning About Physician Wellness, Burnout, and Depression
American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting
ResearchRotationORANGEIntegrating Neuroscience into the Clinical Practice of Psychiatry: A Hands-on Practicum from the National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative (NNCI)
American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting
ResearchRotationORANGEThe National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative, (NNCI): Preparing for the future of Psychiatry
Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Integrating Neuroscience Into 21st Century Psychiatry Training: Lessons from the National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative
Middlesex Hospital, Department of Psychiatry, Middletown, CT
Grand Rounds Presentation: “Integrating Neuroscience into 21st Century Psychiatry: Lessons from the National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative.” .
Association for Academic Psychiatry, Boston, MA
Ross, DA, Cooper, J, Gopaldas, MM, Novick, A, Scott, E, Shapiro, D, Skikic, M, Walker, A: “Intern Year – The Board Game: An Educational Experience for Learning About Physician Wellness, Burnout, and Depression.” Workshop at the Annual Meeting.
Association for Academic Psychiatry Annual Meeting
Marriott Copley Square 110 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA, United StatesIntern Year—The Board Game: An Educational Experience for Learning About Physician Wellness, Burnout, and Depression
Learning Lab at the IPS: Mental Health Services Conference, New York, NY
Invited Workshop: “Intern Year – The Board Game: An Educational Experience for Learning About Physician Wellness, Burnout, and Depression” (Session Chair).
Alden Memorial Grand Rounds
Integrating Neuroscience into the Clinical Practice of Psychiatry
University of Connecticut Psychiatry Grand Rounds
Integrating Neuroscience into the Clinical Practice of Psychiatry
Royal College of Psychiatrists, London, UK
President’s Lecture: “Integrating Neuroscience into 21st Century Medical Education: Lessons from the National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative.”
American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, Orlando, FL
Berrettini, W, Grice, D, Kennedy, J, Potash, J, Mueller, D, Zai, G, Ross, DA, New, A, Campbell, EC, Soda, T, Nurnberger, J: “What Should the General Psychiatrist Know About Genetics?” Study Group at the Annual Meeting.
Developing Excellence in Medical Education Conference, Manchester, UK
Academy of Medical Educators Calman Lecture: “Integrating Neuroscience into 21st Century Medical Education: Lessons from the National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative.”
2020 BRAIN Conference: Navigating Modern Neuroscience, Dallas, TX
Each year, the impact of modern neuroscience on psychiatry becomes increasingly clear. While biological models of mental illness once emphasized “chemical imbalances”, modern perspectives increasingly incorporate the role of genetics and epigenetics, a more nuanced understanding of molecular pathways, the importance of neuroplasticity, functional dynamics of neural circuits, and a range of novel therapeutic approaches....
Western University, London, ON
"Cutting Edge Neuroscience Deserves Cutting Edge Teaching" Workshops are co-facilitated by Dr. David Ross and Dr. Ashley Walker.
2020 Society of Biological Psychiatry (SOBP) Annual Meeting, New York, NY
“Variability: The Good, the Bad, and the Interesting” For more information see: https://sobp.org/meetings/2020-sobp-annual-meeting/
BRAIN 2022: Society of Biological Psychiatry (SOBP) 2022 Annual Meeting pre-meeting
For details on virtual room information for the day, click here.
#NotGrandRounds Season 2, Session 1
ZoomThe goal of the #NotGrandRounds series is to bring clinically-relevant neuroscience to life through experiential learning. We are also explicitly focused on community building — one of the coolest opportunities of the online space is getting to connect with people from all over the world. Lastly, we firmly believe that learning should be fun. So…...
Neuroscience Perspectives in Psychiatry (NPiP)
The Neuroscience Perspectives in Psychiatry Course is designed around a series of active learning exercises including a range of experiential activities, largely to be done in learning pods, and a set of self-study resources that will be paired with asynchronous participation in an online community. Each day of the course will focus on a different...
Experiential Workshop
ZoomNNCI will be offering a longitudinal course on Effective Scientific Communication. Participants will have the option to create and develop either a brief talk for our “This ‘Stuff’ Is Really Cool” (TSIRC) series or a clinical commentary. Successful talks will be performed as part of a symposium at the SOBP Annual Meeting; successful clinical commentaries...
#NotGrandRounds Season 2, Session 2
ZoomThe goal of the #NotGrandRounds series is to bring clinically-relevant neuroscience to life through experiential learning. We are also explicitly focused on community building — one of the coolest opportunities of the online space is getting to connect with people from all over the world. Lastly, we firmly believe that learning should be fun. So… let’s...
Application Deadline for Effective Scientific Communication Course
Effective communication of scientific findings is a core professional skill. While researchers may receive training for traditional formats (such as giving scientific talks and writing for journals), relatively little time is devoted to honing the unique skills required to engage a broader audience. Making science accessible requires learning to distill complex topics down to their...
#NotGrandRounds Season 2, Session 3
ZoomThe goal of the #NotGrandRounds series is to bring clinically-relevant neuroscience to life through experiential learning. We are also explicitly focused on community building — one of the coolest opportunities of the online space is getting to connect with people from all over the world. Lastly, we firmly believe that learning should be fun. So… let’s...
Neuroscience Perspectives in Psychiatry (NPiP)
The Neuroscience Perspectives in Psychiatry Course is designed around a series of active learning exercises including a range of experiential activities, largely to be done in learning pods, and a set of self-study resources that will be paired with asynchronous participation in an online community. Each day of the course will focus on a different...
#NotGrandRounds Season 2, Session 4
ZoomThe goal of the #NotGrandRounds series is to bring clinically-relevant neuroscience to life through experiential learning. We are also explicitly focused on community building — one of the coolest opportunities of the online space is getting to connect with people from all over the world. Lastly, we firmly believe that learning should be fun. So… let’s...
#NotGrandRounds Season 2, Session 5
ZoomThe goal of the #NotGrandRounds series is to bring clinically-relevant neuroscience to life through experiential learning. We are also explicitly focused on community building — one of the coolest opportunities of the online space is getting to connect with people from all over the world. Lastly, we firmly believe that learning should be fun. So… let’s...
#NotGrandRounds Season 2, Session 6
ZoomThe goal of the #NotGrandRounds series is to bring clinically-relevant neuroscience to life through experiential learning. We are also explicitly focused on community building — one of the coolest opportunities of the online space is getting to connect with people from all over the world. Lastly, we firmly believe that learning should be fun. So… let’s...
#NotGrandRounds Season 2, Session 7
ZoomThe goal of the #NotGrandRounds series is to bring clinically-relevant neuroscience to life through experiential learning. We are also explicitly focused on community building — one of the coolest opportunities of the online space is getting to connect with people from all over the world. Lastly, we firmly believe that learning should be fun. So… let’s...
2024 Brain Conference
Columbia University Department of Psychiatry 1051 Riverside Drive, New York, NY, United StatesThe 2014 BRAIN Conference coincided with the launch of the National Neuroscience Curriculum Initiative (www.nncionline.org). As a day-long conference prior to the annual meeting of the American Association of Directors of Psychiatric Residency Training (AADPRT), our initial focus was to develop and disseminate a set of educational resources for effectively teaching neuroscience to psychiatry residents....
The OASIS Project – Dallas
Pickens Medical Education and Conference Center 6001 Forest Park Road, Dallas, TX, United StatesThe rate of drug overdose death in Texas has increased 75% over the last 5 years. Medical treatment leads to improved outcomes, but stigma is often a significant barrier to treatment. Join us for an interactive educational experience with national experts to help break through this barrier. Click here to register.
2024 Society of Biological Psychiatry (SOBP) Annual Meeting, Austin, TX
JW Marriott, Austin, TXThe OASIS Project – New Haven
Dixwell Q House - Community Center 197 Dixwell Avenue, New Haven, CT, United StatesUnintentional drug overdose deaths in Connecticut increased by 306% from 2012 to 2022. Medical treatment leads to improved outcomes, but stigma is often a significant barrier to treatment. Join us for an interactive educational experience with national experts to help break through this barrier. Coffee will be served at 9:00 AM, the session will begin...
#NotGrandRounds Season 3, Session 2
ZoomThe goal of the #NotGrandRounds series is to bring clinically-relevant neuroscience to life through experiential learning. We are also explicitly focused on community building — one of the coolest opportunities of the online space is getting to connect with people from all over the world. Lastly, we firmly believe that learning should be fun. So… let’s...
Experiential Workshop
ZoomThis winter, we'll be offering a course for individuals who are interested in either writing a Clinical Commentary or producing a "This 'Stuff' Is Really Cool" talk. To give people a sense of how we approach this space, we'll be offering an experiential workshop on Tuesday, October 22 from 3-5PM ET. The goal of the...
Effective Scientific Communication Course Application Deadline
Effective communication of scientific findings is a core professional skill. While researchers may receive training for traditional formats (such as giving scientific talks and writing for journals), relatively little time is devoted to honing the unique skills required to engage a broader audience. Making science accessible requires learning to distill complex topics down to their...
#NotGrandRounds Season 3, Session 3
ZoomThe goal of the #NotGrandRounds series is to bring clinically-relevant neuroscience to life through experiential learning. We are also explicitly focused on community building — one of the coolest opportunities of the online space is getting to connect with people from all over the world. Lastly, we firmly believe that learning should be fun. So… let’s...
#NotGrandRounds Season 3, Session 4
ZoomThe goal of the #NotGrandRounds series is to bring clinically-relevant neuroscience to life through experiential learning. We are also explicitly focused on community building — one of the coolest opportunities of the online space is getting to connect with people from all over the world. Lastly, we firmly believe that learning should be fun. So… let’s...