The Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Psychiatry Fellowship provides twelve month programs where fellows gain experience in a variety of clinical settings with a diverse patient population.

Find ways to donate to and support the Department of Psychiatry.

Missouri Child Psychiatry Access Project (MO-CPAP) has child and adolescent psychiatrists available within 30 minutes of request and a robust care coordination service that connects families with community-based resources.

Learn more about the Department of Psychiatry's research programs.

Find information regarding how to apply for a Psychiatry Fellowship. Fellowships include Child and Adolescent Psychiatry as well as Forensic Psychiatry,

A child and adolescent psychiatrist must have a thorough understanding of the development and prevention of psychopathology as it appears from infancy through adulthood.

The Psychiatry Department has two fellowship programs.

The psychiatry residency program offers 10 first-year positions.

The psychiatry residency is a four-year, fully accredited training program.

The University of Missouri School of Medicine Psychiatry Residency Training Program is a fully accredited four-year program in general psychiatry or which one year may be integrated with a two-year child and adolescent fellowship program.