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Summary:
This workshop will provide Mental Health providers that are not medical in training with a basic understanding of the medications that are commonly prescribed to patients in both an inpatient and outpatient setting. Content will cover common indications, common dosages, side effects that may be seen, and some of the interactions that may occur and should be monitored for. This is not intended to be an exhaustive understanding of medications, and their functions, rather it will be an overview for nonmedical clinicians. The goal is to help the nonmedical provider to better understand the medication aspects of care for their patients.
Learning objectives:
1) After this lecture, attendees will have a basic knowledge of common psychiatric medications, dosages, and potential problems
2) Attendees will better understand the role that medication plays in the care of their patients.
1 CEUS: Oklahoma LPC, LADC (1 hrs. Mental Health), CADC, LCSW, LMFT, and Case Management. Nursing certificate of participation. Pre-registration is required.
About the Presenter: Dr. Zach Sullivan
Zach Sullivan D.O. is a Board Certified Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and currently serves as Chief Medical Officer at Parkside Psychiatric Hospital & Clinic in Tulsa Oklahoma. He is a graduate of Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed both his General Psychiatry Residency and his Child and Adolescent Fellowship training at University of Texas Houston.
Dr Sullivan has written academic papers and made presentations at both the American Academy of Child & Adolescent and at the American Psychiatric Association annual meetings. He enjoys teaching and was recipient of the 2020-21 DOME/School of Medicine Block Teaching Award for Integrated Neurosciences and the 2021-22 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Outstanding Clerkship Educator.
