Philadelphia Chapter
The Philadelphia Psychiatric Society (PPS) comprises over 950 psychiatrists practicing in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Montgomery, and Delaware Counties.
Its staff and membership are dedicated to assisting its members and working on behalf of their interests and those of the patients they serve. PPS is a chapter of the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society, a district branch of the American Psychiatric Association.
For more information regarding the Philadelphia Psychiatric Society, please call 888-723-2501, or send an email message to philapsych@papsych.org. Our Deputy Association Executive is Dawn Losiewicz.
Its staff and membership are dedicated to assisting its members and working on behalf of their interests and those of the patients they serve. PPS is a chapter of the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society, a district branch of the American Psychiatric Association.
For more information regarding the Philadelphia Psychiatric Society, please call 888-723-2501, or send an email message to philapsych@papsych.org. Our Deputy Association Executive is Dawn Losiewicz.
Upcoming Philadelphia Psychiatric Society Events
All Philadelphia Psychiatric Society members are invited and welcome to attend the events listed below. Please register through the "online registration" links provided, or call 888-723-2501 with any questions.
All Philadelphia Psychiatric Society members are invited and welcome to attend the events listed below. Please register through the "online registration" links provided, or call 888-723-2501 with any questions.
Save the Date!
Come join the Philadelphia Psychiatric Society Women’s Committee for a symposium on environmental psychiatry and climate change!
Forget Nature vs. Nurture - It's time to nurture nature!
Please plan to join us March 14th at The Inn at Swarthmore!
10 South Chester Road
Swarthmore, PA
Registration will be opening soon! Watch your email and check back often for updates.
View the agenda - click here.
Forget Nature vs. Nurture - It's time to nurture nature!
Please plan to join us March 14th at The Inn at Swarthmore!
10 South Chester Road
Swarthmore, PA
Registration will be opening soon! Watch your email and check back often for updates.
View the agenda - click here.
Exhibitors
Exhibit space includes:
- 1 (one) six-foot table
- 2 (two) company representatives
Save the Date!
Philadelphia Psychiatric Society Proudly Hosts the
2020 Colloquium of Scholars
Annual Update in Psychiatry
March 28, 2020
Thomas Jefferson Hospital - Jefferson Alumni Hall
Registration opening soon!
Abstract Submission
Residents, fellows, and medical students are strongly encouraged to present posters at the meeting. Barring unusual circumstances, all posters submitted will be accepted for presentation since the Society’s aim is to encourage students and residents to present posters.
There will be two categories that will be judged separately: Case Reports and Original Research. Case Reports can be an easy way for students and residents to take their first steps towards presenting posters at a meeting. For the category of Original Research, the presenter must have had a substantial role in conducting the research or analyzing the data for presentation. Prizes along with certificates will be awarded separately in each of the two categories. Names and photographs of the winners will also be published in transactions, the newsletter of the Philadelphia Psychiatric Society. All poster presenters will receive a certificate of participation and are encouraged to note their participation on the CVs.
Click here to submit an abstract.
2020 Colloquium of Scholars
Annual Update in Psychiatry
March 28, 2020
Thomas Jefferson Hospital - Jefferson Alumni Hall
Registration opening soon!
Abstract Submission
Residents, fellows, and medical students are strongly encouraged to present posters at the meeting. Barring unusual circumstances, all posters submitted will be accepted for presentation since the Society’s aim is to encourage students and residents to present posters.
There will be two categories that will be judged separately: Case Reports and Original Research. Case Reports can be an easy way for students and residents to take their first steps towards presenting posters at a meeting. For the category of Original Research, the presenter must have had a substantial role in conducting the research or analyzing the data for presentation. Prizes along with certificates will be awarded separately in each of the two categories. Names and photographs of the winners will also be published in transactions, the newsletter of the Philadelphia Psychiatric Society. All poster presenters will receive a certificate of participation and are encouraged to note their participation on the CVs.
Click here to submit an abstract.
Past Meetings
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2019 Benjamin Rush Gala Award Recipients
Congratulations to the following Philadelphia Psychiatric Society members and outstanding individuals, recipients of the 2019 Benjamin Rush Awards. The awards were presented at the Benjamin Rush Gala on Friday, November 15, 2019, at the Chubb Hotel & Conference Center.
Paul J. Fink Leadership Award Hope S. Selarnick, MD, DFAPA
Lifetime Achievement Award Mary Anne Delaney, MD
Outstanding Practitioner Award Alex Glijansky, MD, DLFAPA
Outstanding Educator Award Ellen H. Sholevar, MD
Benjamin Rush Amicus Award Jennifer Bonovitz, PhD
Robert Jones Award Robert W. Stanton, MD
Our Mission, Vision and Values
Mission:
The Philadelphia Psychiatric Society is an organization of psychiatrists in southeastern Pennsylvania that:
The Philadelphia Psychiatric Society is the voice of psychiatry in the region, promoting humane, accessible, quality prevention and treatment of psychiatric diseases.
Values:
Philadelphia Psychiatric Society Benefits of Membership
For more information on becoming a member of the Philadelphia Psychiatric Society and the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society, please send an email to papsych@papsych.org or 1-800-422-2900.
Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society members practicing in the greater Philadelphia metropolitan area have dues-free access to the additional benefits of the Philadelphia chapter, which provides...
Philadelphia Psychiatric Society
Executive Committee and Committee Chairpersons
2019 - 2020 Officers
President/Delegate to the PaPS Council
Pietro Miazzo, MD
Immediate Past President/Delegate to the PaPS Council
Camille I. Paglia, MD, JD, FAPA
President-Elect/Delegate to the PaPS Council
Ilia Nikhinson, MD
Vice President
Holly Valerio, MD
Treasurer
Wei Du, MD
Secretary
Christopher Tjoa, MD
Councilors
Kavita Bharwani, MD
Ellen Conroy, DO
ECP Representative
Shalini Dave, DO
Committee Chairpersons
Senior Advisor
Michael Feinberg, MD, PhD
Education
Rajnish Mago, MD, Chair
Hospital Psychiatry Committee
Tahir Maqsood, MD, Co-Chair
Ilia Nikhinson, MD, Co-Chair
Women's Interest Committee
Andrea Bowen, MD, Co-Chair
Robin Hanson, DO, Co-Chair
Membership Committee
Kenneth J. Weiss, MD, DLFAPA
Community Psychiatry
Lawrence A. Real, MD, Chair
Liaison Representatives from Affiliated Organizations
American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry
Marina Goldman, MD, Liaison
American Academy of Psychiatry and Law
Kenneth J. Weiss, MD, DLFAPA, Liaison
American Psychoanalytic Association Liaison
Charles V. Giannasio, MD
Pennsylvania Society of Addiction Medicine
Abigail L. Kay, MD
Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health & Intellectual Disability Services
Geoff B. Neimark, MD, Liaison
Regional Council Child/Adolescent Psychiatry
Naushad R. Jessani, MD
Mission:
The Philadelphia Psychiatric Society is an organization of psychiatrists in southeastern Pennsylvania that:
- Advocates for its members and their patients.
- Promotes access to and implementation of the highest quality in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of psychiatric disorders - including substance abuse - for patients and their families.
- Sustains, enhances, and promotes psychiatric leadership in the provision of mental health services.
- Supports the professional development and practice needs of its members.
- Meets its goals by working in concert with its district branch, the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society, and its national organization, the American Psychiatric Association.
The Philadelphia Psychiatric Society is the voice of psychiatry in the region, promoting humane, accessible, quality prevention and treatment of psychiatric diseases.
Values:
- Preventing psychiatric illness and improving the health of people suffering from these illnesses.
Establishing and enhancing the importance of mental health as a cornerstone to the best overall health and quality of life. - Fostering intellectual and social diversity within the organization.
- Promoting the highest ethical standards of professional conduct.
- Supporting patient focused, scientifically based treatment.
- Defining psychiatric diseases and psychiatric treatment to encompass all illnesses in the DSM as well as concepts and terms such as mental illness, mental health, substance abuse, addictions, and behavioral health.
Philadelphia Psychiatric Society Benefits of Membership
For more information on becoming a member of the Philadelphia Psychiatric Society and the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society, please send an email to papsych@papsych.org or 1-800-422-2900.
Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society members practicing in the greater Philadelphia metropolitan area have dues-free access to the additional benefits of the Philadelphia chapter, which provides...
- Educational meetings on a wide variety of psychiatric issues.
- Governing council meetings.
- Social and other meetings.
- An opportunity to work with committees.
- Opportunities for psychiatric residents, including representation on the Society's Council, invitations to all CME meetings, and participation in the Benjamin Rush Awards Night.
- Opportunities to socialize and interact with colleagues. A quarterly newsletter transactions with information about members, local psychiatric issues, and chapter activities.
- Representation of local issues through its representatives to the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society's governing council.
Philadelphia Psychiatric Society
Executive Committee and Committee Chairpersons
2019 - 2020 Officers
President/Delegate to the PaPS Council
Pietro Miazzo, MD
Immediate Past President/Delegate to the PaPS Council
Camille I. Paglia, MD, JD, FAPA
President-Elect/Delegate to the PaPS Council
Ilia Nikhinson, MD
Vice President
Holly Valerio, MD
Treasurer
Wei Du, MD
Secretary
Christopher Tjoa, MD
Councilors
Kavita Bharwani, MD
Ellen Conroy, DO
ECP Representative
Shalini Dave, DO
Committee Chairpersons
Senior Advisor
Michael Feinberg, MD, PhD
Education
Rajnish Mago, MD, Chair
Hospital Psychiatry Committee
Tahir Maqsood, MD, Co-Chair
Ilia Nikhinson, MD, Co-Chair
Women's Interest Committee
Andrea Bowen, MD, Co-Chair
Robin Hanson, DO, Co-Chair
Membership Committee
Kenneth J. Weiss, MD, DLFAPA
Community Psychiatry
Lawrence A. Real, MD, Chair
Liaison Representatives from Affiliated Organizations
American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry
Marina Goldman, MD, Liaison
American Academy of Psychiatry and Law
Kenneth J. Weiss, MD, DLFAPA, Liaison
American Psychoanalytic Association Liaison
Charles V. Giannasio, MD
Pennsylvania Society of Addiction Medicine
Abigail L. Kay, MD
Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health & Intellectual Disability Services
Geoff B. Neimark, MD, Liaison
Regional Council Child/Adolescent Psychiatry
Naushad R. Jessani, MD
