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Medical Student Education |
Anthony P.S. Guerrero, MD
Associate Professor, Departments of Psychiatry and Pediatrics, Vice Chair of Education and Training
Director, Division of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
Director of Medical Student Education in Psychiatry
Division Head, Kapi‘olani Behavioral Health Service
Medical Executive Committee Representative (Psychiatry), Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women and Children
Attending Pediatrician, Queen Emma Clinics, The Queen’s Medical Center.
The Department of Psychiatry is committed to providing UH-JABSOM medical students with psychiatric education of the highest quality. We participate in medical student education at all levels, including: the basic problem-based learning units (during the first and second years), the clinical skills preceptorships (notably, the "brain and behavior" subunit), the third-year clerkship, and fourth-year electives.
In addition, we participate in the JABSOM Psychiatry Student Interest Group (JPSIG) and in career advising for medical students. We are committed to enhancing students' learning of the biological, behavioral, populational, and clinical aspects of medicine; as we believe that embracing this comprehensive approach can lead to the best care for patients. We take pride in the fact that, among our graduating students, our recruitment rate into the specialty of psychiatry is around twice the national average (of 3 to 4%).
[Link - 4th Year Elective]
[Link - The John A. Burns School of Medicine]
[Link - The JABSOM Psychiatry Student Interest Group]
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