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ACLP’s Fellowship Education Subcommittee developed this page to help orient C-L fellows to the many resources available to them during and beyond training and to help fellows interested in becoming involved in ACLP.
All C-L fellows are granted ACLP membership. Please visit the ACLP membership page for details on joining.
Consider attending the annual meeting, which takes place each November. The annual meeting hosts a “meet and greet” for trainees, where you can meet ACLP members and leaders, learn about opportunities for C-L psychiatrists, find a mentor, and have your questions answered. Please visit the Annual Meeting page for more details. Fellow
Get Involved as a Fellow
While completing your C-L fellowship, consider participating in the ACLP activities listed below. Becoming involved in ACLP efforts and initiatives as a fellow helps to grow the organization while also offering an opportunity to work with others in the field, learn about active issues in C-L psychiatry, and contribute to the efforts of the organization.
ACLP welcomes new members from every country, from medical students to seasoned professionals in the field of Consultation-Liaison psychiatry. All CLP fellows are automatically offered membership to ACLP. If you have not been enrolled as a fellow, please ask your fellowship program director to notify the ACLP Executive Office of your current status and eligibility for membership.
The goal of the ACLP Trainee and Early Career Psychiatrist Mentorship Program is to offer guidance and additional support to fellows interested in Consultation-Liaison psychiatry.
The ACLP annual meeting is a fantastic way to learn more about the latest advancements in the field, meet other C-L psychiatrists and trainees with shared interests, and present your own work through workshops, symposia, or poster sessions.
To encourage fellows to join ACLP, attend the annual meeting, and eventually become new leaders in the field and within ACLP, a limited number of travel grants are available to help offset the cost of attending the annual meeting.
The Webb Fellowship Program is designed to foster the career development and leadership potential of advanced psychiatry residents and C-L fellows who plan to engage in an academic career in C-L psychiatry.
Many ACLP members are especially interested in one or more subspecialty areas of C-L psychiatry. We are pleased to sponsor a range of special interest groups (SIGs), which bring together professionals to discuss clinical care, teaching, and research in subspecialty areas.
For many years, SIGs have provided vital networking, mentoring, and collaborative support to hundreds of our members. SIGs meet at the annual meeting and also throughout the year via listserv, teleconferencing, and email.
Addiction & Toxicology
Bioethics
Burn & Trauma Injury
Collaborative & Integrated Care
Community-Based CLP Physician Practice Issues
Early Career Psychiatrists
Emergency Psychiatry
Geriatric Psychiatry
Hispano-American C-L Psychiatry
HIV/AIDS Psychiatry
Integrative Medicine (Complementary & Alternative Medicine)
ACLP uses a committee structure to organize the efforts of its members in advancing its mission. Please see the full list of committees and their respective subcommittees below. Fellows are encouraged to join subcommittees and committees that interest them. Subcommittee membership is another great way to contribute to and participate in ACLP.
Applications for subcommittee and committee membership generally open in the summer. Final committee and subcommittee acceptance announcements are sent in the fall. Please see the application page for more information.
Annual Meeting (Standing Committee)
Early Career Track
Local Arrangements
Networking
Oral Papers & Posters
Preconference Courses
Workshops & Symposia
Audit (Standing Committee)
Education (Standing Committee)
Fellowship Education
Interdisciplinary Education
Maintenance of Certification (MOC)
Medical Student Education
Online Education
Residency Education
Finance (Standing Committee)
Governance (Standing Committee)
Bylaws
Standards and Ethics
Membership (Standing Committee)
Business of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Fellowship and Awards
Mentorship
Nominating (Standing Committee)
Research & Evidence-Based Practice (Standing Committee)
ACLP’s Fellowship Education Subcommittee has gathered a list of helpful educational resources for fellows. Please consider utilizing the resources linked below, including a large number of ACLP-curated resources.
Each quarter since mid-2013, the Academy has posted commentary on journal articles relevant to important subspecialty areas in C-L psychiatry. Experts in the subspecialties select and review the most significant articles of the quarter.
C-L “How To” Guides
Concise educational materials related to common C-L topics, created by the ACLP Residency Education Subcommittee. Specific guides include:
We offer guidelines and advice to those preparing scientific papers for journal publication: we are eager to encourage submissions to the Academy’s official journal, Journal of the Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry. Included are notes from Theodore Stern, MD, FACLP, past editor-in-chief of our journal.
Case conferences providing trainees an opportunity to learn more about C-L psychiatry through interesting case presentations, moderated by leaders in the field.
General Hospital Psychiatry Journal General Hospital Psychiatry is bimonthly peer-reviewed journal that explores the many linkages among psychiatry, medicine, and primary care. ACLP members have access to online content.
Psychosomatic Medicine Psychosomatic Medicine is the official peer-reviewed journal of the American Psychosomatic Society. The journal publishes experimental, clinical, and epidemiological studies on the role of psychological and social factors in the biological and behavioral processes relevant to health and disease. ACLP members have access to online content.
Evidence-based information from the fields of critical care, resuscitation, and trauma, translated for bedside use in the Emergency Department (ED) and the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
Joshua Wortzel, MD, and Mark Oldham, MD, FACLP, from University of Rochester have developed this educational resource on how to assess for catatonia using the Bush-Francis Catatonia Rating Scale (BFCRS).
Hosted by Mark Mullen, MD, current faculty at Loma Linda University, this podcast covers need-to-know topics for anyone interested in learning the nuts and bolts of psychiatry.
Madeline B. Deutsch, MD, MPH is the editor of the comprehensive Guidelines for the Primary Care of Transgender and Gender Nonbinary People, Second Edition
Finding a Job after Fellowship
Choosing your first job after completing fellowship can be incredibly exciting but also stressful. The video below was created by ACLP members to help fellows navigate the process of finding a C-L job:
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The Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry is a professional organization of physicians who provide psychiatric care to people with coexisting psychiatric and medical illnesses, both in hospitals and in primary care. Our specialty is called consultation-liaison psychiatry because we consult with patients and liaise with their other clinicians about their care.
With nearly 2,000 members, the Academy is the voice of consultation-liaison psychiatry in the US with international reach.
Please browse our website, read our journal, Psychosomatics, and come to our annual meeting which is in November each year. In 2020 it will be a virtual event – see www.CLP2020.org for more details.
If you are a C-L Psychiatrist and not yet a member please join our great organization and welcoming, inclusive community. Please visit this page for details on joining.
