Pittsburgh Chapter
For more information regarding the Pittsburgh Psychiatric Society, please call 866-659-8629, or send an email message to pittpsych@papsych.org. Our Executive Director is Diane Hockenberry.
Upcoming Pittsburgh Psychiatric Society Events
All Pittsburgh Psychiatric Society members are invited and welcome to attend the events listed below. Please register through the "online registration" links provided, or call 1-866-659-8629 or 717-558-7750 with any questions.
We have some exciting events planned for the beginning of 2019!
Special Event!
PPS Symposium Update on Psychiatry 2019
Saturday, March 23, 2019
8:00 am – 2:30 pm
Join us at the Pittsburgh Marriott North in Cranberry Township for an important Update on Psychiatry!
CME credit is available!
Online registration is now closed. Registrations will be accepted on Saturday onsite. Please plan to arrive by 8:00 am.
PPS Symposium Update on Psychiatry 2019
Saturday, March 23, 2019
8:00 am – 2:30 pm
Join us at the Pittsburgh Marriott North in Cranberry Township for an important Update on Psychiatry!
CME credit is available!
Online registration is now closed. Registrations will be accepted on Saturday onsite. Please plan to arrive by 8:00 am.
Exhibitor Opportunity!
PPS Symposium Update on Psychiatry 2019
Saturday, March 23, 2019
Pittsburgh Marriott North
100 Cranberry Woods Drive
Cranberry Township, PA
Exhibit hours: 7 am - 2:30 pm
Exhibitor registration is closed. At this time we are no longer accepting exhibitors for this meeting.
Pittsburgh Marriott North
100 Cranberry Woods Drive
Cranberry Township, PA
Exhibit hours: 7 am - 2:30 pm
Exhibitor registration is closed. At this time we are no longer accepting exhibitors for this meeting.
Past Meetings
Annual Business Meeting
PPS held its annual business meeting on June 18, 2018. Amit Chopra, MD, FAPA was formally installed as Pittsburgh Psychiatric Society's President. Pictured below standing in for Immediate Past President Dan M. Udrea, MD is Marc E. Garfinkel, MD, DLFAPA for the official passing of the gavel to Dr. Chopra.
PPS held its annual business meeting on June 18, 2018. Amit Chopra, MD, FAPA was formally installed as Pittsburgh Psychiatric Society's President. Pictured below standing in for Immediate Past President Dan M. Udrea, MD is Marc E. Garfinkel, MD, DLFAPA for the official passing of the gavel to Dr. Chopra.
Pittsburgh Psychiatric Society
2018-2019 Executive Committee and Officers
President
Amit Chopra, MD, FAPA
President-Elect and Delegate to the PaPS Council
Maher O. Ayyash, MD, FAPA, FAPM
Treasurer
Amita D. Mehta, MD
Secretary
Mark A. Matta, DO
Chapter Councilors
Melina Spyridaki-Dodd, MD (Delegate to PaPS Council)
Manuel David Reich, DO
Immediate Past President
Dan M. Udrea, MD
Resident Representatives
VACANT
2018-2019 Executive Committee and Officers
President
Amit Chopra, MD, FAPA
President-Elect and Delegate to the PaPS Council
Maher O. Ayyash, MD, FAPA, FAPM
Treasurer
Amita D. Mehta, MD
Secretary
Mark A. Matta, DO
Chapter Councilors
Melina Spyridaki-Dodd, MD (Delegate to PaPS Council)
Manuel David Reich, DO
Immediate Past President
Dan M. Udrea, MD
Resident Representatives
VACANT
Pittsburgh Psychiatric Society Benefits of Membership
For more information on becoming a member of the Pittsburgh Psychiatric Society and the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society, please send an email to pittpsych@papsych.org or call 1-800-422-2900.
Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society members practicing in the greater Pittsburgh metropolitan area have dues-free access to the additional benefits of the Pittsburgh chapter, which provides:
For more information on becoming a member of the Pittsburgh Psychiatric Society and the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society, please send an email to pittpsych@papsych.org or call 1-800-422-2900.
Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society members practicing in the greater Pittsburgh metropolitan area have dues-free access to the additional benefits of the Pittsburgh chapter, which provides:
- Dinner 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 dinner meetings, and a Residents' Night program.
- Opportunities to socialize and interact with colleagues.
- A chapter page in the Pennsylvania Psychiatrist 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.
