Welcome Dear Prospective Applicant,

Welcome to University School of Medicine Psychiatry Residency at Vincennes! Our program represents a unique opportunity for residents to become experts in Psychiatry while working in a variety of community, collaborative and academic settings. Our enthusiastic faculty members have years of experience working in diverse settings, which will give residents exposure to a wide range of psychiatric practice. It also allows students to gain exposure to community settings in both rural and urban locations where you can train to lead inter professional teams.

Our program is structured to provide a wide variety of exposure to the different fields of Psychiatry within the first two years of training. In addition, our program offers clinical training in collaborative psychiatric care within primary care and, depending on interest, specialty clinics. These types of collaborative clinics are rapidly expanding throughout health systems to increase access to quality psychiatric care, and we provide residents the ability to train in these models as they grow in importance. Our residents will also gain wide training in medication assisted treatment for addictions integrated with robust outpatient psychotherapy and an IOP program with multiple elective options. We have a wide range of psychotherapists practicing different therapeutic modalities providing residents with clinical supervision in a wide variety of both traditional therapy and newly developed interventions.

We are unique because of our ability to train residents in community models of psychiatric practice while also providing full access to research opportunities, faculty and educational resources at Indiana University School of Medicine, which has campuses all over the state including Evansville, Indiana. We provide ample opportunities to participate in local and national conferences and encourage resident original research. As a new program, we offer residents a once-in-a-lifetime ability to help design electives and make an impact in a program that can truly meet their needs and interests. It is our goal for residents to feel a sense of expertise and ability in our field regardless of practice setting after graduation. I am delighted in your interest in our program and look forward to discussing your goals for residency.

Sincerely,

Allie Thomas-Fannin, MD Indiana University Psychiatry at Good Samaritan - Vincennes Indiana University Psychiatry at Good Samaritan

The Psychiatry Program was created as a separate Indiana University Residency, along with Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, and later, Emergency Medicine and General Surgery, expanding the opportunity for resident training across hospitals in Southern Indiana. Good Samaritan is one of only four hospitals in the state affiliated with a Community Mental Health Welcome Center. Internal Medicine residents will co-locate with psychiatry residents starting in 2020 at Good Samaritan. Residents are afforded opportunity based on this structure to train in a unique community-based program with full support for research, scholarship, didactic and educational support from Indiana University.

For more than 100 years, Good Samaritan has been a health care leader in southwestern Indiana and southeastern Illinois. Located in historic Vincennes, Good Samaritan is a 232-bed community health care facility with more than 1,900 employees committed to delivering exceptional patient care.

Good Samaritan serves more than 269,000 residents throughout 11 counties in southwestern Indiana and southeastern Illinois, and is proud that generations of families have chosen us as their preferred health care provider, allowing us to be the first, best place in health care.

About Vincennes

Vincennes, Indiana was founded in 1732 and is the longest continually inhabited European settlement in Indiana. Located in Knox County, Vincennes is a community often described as offering “small-town living with big-city flair.” As the home to , Indiana’s first university, it offers many of the amenities found in larger cities while maintaining the friendliness, comfort and safety found in small towns.

The city is located on the lower side of the Wabash River in the southwestern part of Indiana almost half way between Evansville and Terre Haute. You can hop on a freeway and explore a variety of large city cultures, then return to the serenity of your small-town home. There is a diversity of industry including education, manufacturing, mining and health care. Knox County is proud of its award-winning public and private school systems as well as multiple early childhood programs. New state-of-the-art buildings and historic facilities, updated with the latest technology, offer a variety of school choices for parents in search of just the right fit for their child.

Whether you want to stretch your muscles or your mind, Vincennes has something for you. From the arts, to sports, to the great outdoors, there is something for everyone. Indiana University Psychiatry at Vincennes Overview

The program is accredited from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) in April of 2018 and the first class of residents PGY1 are starting in July 2019. The IU School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry participates exclusively with the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS), and applications are accepted between September and November each academic year. After all application material is submitted, the department considers all applicants without bias, and selected candidates are notified. Non-U.S. medical graduates may be sponsored through the Educational Council on Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG). This program sponsors J1 Visas only.

Indiana School of Medicine’s Psychiatry Residency at Good Samaritan is designed to provide comprehensive broad-based education in clinical psychiatric diagnosis and treatment in a community setting. Our services are organized to provide care to people with a wide range of psychiatric diagnoses using current therapies and treatment modalities. Our community mental health center provides wraparound services, and is integrated with our inpatient psychiatry unit, group homes and graduated apartments, which allows our residents a rare opportunity to follow patients throughout their care; expanding treatment and knowledge of lifetime psychiatric illness. Furthermore, residents will have education and clinical experience in developing fully integrated models of care as they work alongside inter-professional students, primary care and specialty physicians with a goal to increase access to psychiatric services within underserved communities. Upon graduation, residents will be well prepared to enter academia, public and private psychiatric practice, or go on to fellowship.

Core Faculty

Dr. Allie Thomas- Fannin Dr. Michael Cantwell Dr. Cyrus Adams Dr. Greg Unfried Program Director Medical Director and full-time Outpatient Child and Medical Director Evansville Outpatient General Inpatient Psychiatrist for Adolescent Psychiatrist for State Hospital and Outpatient Psychiatrist for Samaritan Good Samaritan on LaSalle Good Samaritan in Vincennes Psychiatrist at Southwestern Center in Vincennes Behavioral Health Unit Behavioral Health

Dr. Willard Whitehead Dr. Shannon Jones Dr. Tejas Patel Dr. Mark Boling Medical Director at Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Child and Adolescent General Psychiatry at Southwestern Behavioral and Interim Superindent and Psychiatrist at Deaconess Deaconess Hospital Health and Outpatient and Medical Director at Evansville Crosspoint Child Inpatient Unit Addictions Psychiatry Psychiatric Children’s Center Our Facilities

Good Samaritan in Vincennes - Primary Teaching Site • Good Samaritan is a 232-bed acute care community hospital with a full range of outpatient services including oncology, women’s health, sleep medicine, neurology, primary care, palliative and hospice care, multiple medical specialties and general/specialty surgery clinics. New hospital tower, Gibault Memorial, opened summer of 2015.

• There are seven hospital-owned outpatient psychiatry clinics (collectively called the Samaritan Center) staffed with case managers, therapists, outpatient physicians and nurse practitioners. Samaritan Center Locations - The Willows - Washington Samaritan Center Child and Adolescent Patients General Outpatient Psychiatry 1901 Willow Street, Vincennes, IN 47591 2007 State Street, Washington, IN 47501 - Samaritan Center - Loogootee Samaritan Center General Outpatient Psychiatry General Outpatient Psychiatry 515 Bayou Street, Vincennes, IN 47591 200 S. JFK Avenue, Loogootee, IN 47553 - Riverfront Counseling Center - Petersburg Samaritan Center General Outpatient Psychiatry General Outpatient Psychiatry 121 Buntin Street, Suite 1, Vincennes, IN 47591 611 Main Street, Suite 110, Petersburg, IN 47567 - Interventions & Addiction Services Chemical Dependency Clinic 121 Buntin Street, Vincennes, IN 47591

LaSalle Behavioral Unit at Good Samaritan • All residents will rotate through for six months intern year • Dedicated full-time attending staff allows for continuity of experience • Newly renovated 20-bed unit opened in November of 2016 accepting acute psychiatric patients and those seeking detox • Fully integrated with outpatient staff and immediate access to outpatient mental health records • Opportunity for residents to lead inpatient groups • Residents will integrate into treatment team consisting of attending physicians, therapists, nurses, outpatient case managers, health professions students and Indiana University medical students • Range of post discharge treatment including direct referral for outpatient or long-term substance use treatment as well as State Hospital for serious cases of mental illness

5 Our Facilities

Evansville State Hospital - Evansville, Indiana • Founded in 1883 and renovated in 2003, the hospital has the capacity to host 168 patients • Resides on a park of 88 acres surrounded by ponds, playgrounds and running trails open to the public Evansville State Hospital • Utilizes active treatment model where patients can integrate into real life situations. The hospital hosts a cafeteria, library, salon, treatment groups, cooking labs, a chapel, full size gymnasium, a bowling alley and more! • Medically fragile and geriatrics unit is also on site • Evansville Psychiatric Children’s Center located a few blocks away Evansville Psychiatric Children’s Center

St. Vincent Hospital - Evansville, Indiana • 508-bed hospital hosting an Inpatient Psychiatric Unit • Offers ECT services • Comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services • Residents will spend time on Neurology and Psychiatry consultation services • Electives in ECT available

Deaconess Crosspoint - Evansville, Indiana • Inpatient Psychiatric Facility with 60 beds and continuity outpatient services • Features partial hospitalization program and alcohol/drug rehabilitation • Child and Adolescent unit serves ages 10-17 years old • Residents will rotate on the Child and Adolescent inpatient unit

Southwestern Behavioral Health, Inc. - Multiple Locations • Community Mental Health Center with clinics in four counties around Evansville, Indiana • Free standing outpatient clinics throughout southern Indiana • Residents will rotate during 3rd year outpatient year

Indiana University - Evansville Health Sciences Center • New center opened in June 2018 • Will host Evansville campus of Indiana University Medical School, the largest medical school in the country spanning nine integrated campuses throughout the state

6 Program Schedule

PGY-I

4 Months Medicine 2 Months Neurology 6 Months Inpatient Psychiatry • Inpatient 2 months at Good Samaritan • Inpatient neuro consults 1 month at • 6 months Inpatient Psychiatry at Good • Good Samaritan Emergency Room for St. Vincent Evansville Samaritan on LaSalle Behavioral Health 1 month • Outpatient 1 month at Midwest Unit • Good Samaritan Outpatient Primary Neurological Associates or Memorial Care for 1 month Hospital and Health Care Center at Jasper

PGY-II

1 Month 2 Months 3 Months 2 Months Child 1 Month 3 Months Primary Emergency Psychiatry Inpatient and Adolescent Geriatric Inpatient Integration Psychiatry Consultation Liaison Psychiatry Psychiatry Psychiatry Clinic

• 2 months • 2 months Inpatient • 1 month at • 1 month at • 3 months • 1 Month Emergency Psychiatry consults at Evansville Jasper Inpatient Psychiatry Psychiatry at Good Samaritan Psychiatric Memorial Psychiatry at Liaison at Good Samaritan • 1 month Inpatient Children’s Center Hospital and Evansville Good Samaritan Emergency Room Psychiatry consults at • 1 month at Health Care State Hospital Internal Medicine St. Vincent Evansville Deaconess Center Inpatient Resident Primary Hospital Geriatric Care Clinic Inpatient Child Psychiatry Unit and Adolescent Psychiatry Unit

PGY-III / IV Sample Schedule

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday • PGY III • 1 day at Petersburg • 1 day at Riverfront • ½ day at Bayou Office • 1 day at Southwest • ½ day at PDIC Clinic or Washington and Buntin • ½ day Didactics Behavioral Health • ½ day at Bayou Office Clinic in Chemical Clinic Washington, Indiana Dependency Clinic in Vincennes

• PGY IV • Elective • Elective • Elective • Elective • Elective • ½ day didactics

77 Primary Care Integration

• Residents will participate in collaborative care model with primary care both in family medicine clinic and internal medicine residency clinic. • Residents will have the opportunity to experience and work within models of collaborative care that are increasingly in demand. • There is significant opportunity for residents to expand knowledge of outpatient consultation liaison psychiatry and use our field’s unique skills to increase services and improve outcomes for patients.

Educational Curriculum

• All Residents attend protected ½ day Didactics organized by Program and IU Faculty • Residents as Teachers Program through IU and opportunity to teach and mentor medical students • Indiana University Psychiatry Department Grand Rounds bi-monthly • Full access to Indiana University Evansville (New Health Campus opened June 2018) labs, faculty and simulation center - Observed clinical encounters, interviews, simulations, neuroscience lab • Integrated distance learning with Indiana University Psychiatry Department including Grand Rounds • Bi-weekly Journal Clubs • Research Electives for interested residents • Opportunity for participation in national and local meetings • Book/computer allowance and full access to Indiana University Medical Libraries • Recorders provided to all residents for Psychotherapy Supervision • All Residents complete scholarly project PGY-III or PGY-IV years with faculty mentorship - Examples include original research and literature review on topics of resident interest

8 Didactics PGY I/II

• Introduction to Residency • Community Psychiatry • Residents As Teachers (RasT) in • Emergency Psychiatry conjunction with IU • Professional Development • Diagnostic Interviewing • Development through the Lifespan • Process Group • Consultation Liason Psychiatry • Biopsy (Biological Psychiatry) I • Child and Adolescent Psychiatry • Neuroanatomy and Physiology • Neuropsychiatric Testing • Introduction to Psychotherapy focus on • Geriatric Psychiatry DBT, MI • Intro to Family and Couples Therapy • Addiction Psychiatry I/II • EBM • Journal Club

Didactics PGY III/IV

• BIOPSY II • Outpatient Psychiatry and • Advanced Psychotherapy Psychotherapy Supervision • Psychodynamic Therapy • EBM II • Group Therapy • Forensics and Ethics • Introduction to Outpatient Psychiatry • Professional Development • Board Exam Review

Our Electives

• Chief Resident • Therapy Electives: Trauma Focused Therapy EMDR and Exposure, CBT, DBT, Group Therapy, Family and Couples Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy • Research and Scholarly Electives • Addiction Psychopharmacology and Therapy • Young Adult and Adolescent Psychiatry in partnership with Vincennes University • Forensics- multiple opportunities at nearby correctional facilities • Extensive Psychiatry Integrated Electives Options - Oncology, OB/GYN, Cardiac, Rehabilitation and Geriatrics, Primary Care Consultation Liaison and others based on resident interest • Sleep Medicine • Neurology Outpatient • ECT at St. Vincent’s • Child and Adolescent Outpatient Psychiatry • Outpatient SMI (Serious Mental Illness) Teams/ACTT • State Hospital Medically Fragile and Geriatric Psychiatry • Opportunity for Resident to Develop Elective based on interest in a brand new expanding program

9 How to Apply

We only accept applications submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) and applications are accepted between September and November each academic year. After all application material is submitted, the department considers all applicants without bias, and selected candidates are notified. Non-US medical graduates may be sponsored through the Educational Council on Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG). This program sponsors J1 Visas only.

We participate in the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) and the “all-in” policy which requires all positions within a participating program to be filled by the match. eW are unable to offer positions outside of the match. Information regarding fees and ERAS application procedures can be found at: www.aamc.org/eras

Interested applicants may apply through ERAS starting in September. Please go to https://www.aamc. org/services/eras/ to apply. Important Graduate Medical Education (GME) information may be found at: http://gshvin.org/gme.

Requirements to Apply U.S. Medical Graduates Medical school graduates from a U.S. institution must have the following credentials in order to interview for a residency at IU School of Medicine:

• Satisfactory completion of USMLE Step 1 (or comparable test). Specific requirements set by program. • Dean’s letter • Three letters of recommendation • Transcript • Personal statement • Graduation from medical school (within the last three years preferred)

International Medical Graduates Medical school graduates from an institution outside of the U.S. must have the following credentials in order to interview for a residency at IU School of Medicine:

• Graduation from medical school within the last three years • U.S. clinical experience preferred (Observerships do not meet this requirement.) • Satisfactory completion of USMLE Step 1 (or comparable test). Specific requirements set by program. • Transcript (with translation included) • Personal statement • Valid ECFMG Certificate (before residency start date) • Visas: J-1 is the preferred training visa. Check with program for questions about visa sponsorship. • Three letters of recommendation from U.S. clinical attending physicians, one by specialty specific program.

10 Stipends

IU School of Medicine residents and fellows are paid monthly on the last business day of each month except for the December paycheck which is paid on the first business day in January. No advance pay can be made. Please adjust automatic payments accordingly. Federal, State, County Income Tax, and Social Security Tax are withheld from paychecks. In a few instances (fellows), where a portion of pay comes from non-taxable grants, income taxes are not withheld; these fellows are advised to file a Declaration of Estimated Tax, State and Federal, to cover the balance.

Residents and fellows at IU School of Medicine are required to have direct bank deposit for payroll deposits. This is a simple, convenient, and safe method for depositing pay. In addition, all residents and fellows will have a direct deposit pay advice from IU, even when rotating to affiliated hospitals and off-site electives. All pay information is managed and distributed electronically through the University One.IU system. Residents and fellows must use an IUPUI network login and password to access this system. Credentials will be granted upon arrival.

Amounts below are effective 7/1/2018 - 6/30/2019

Level Annual Monthly PGY 1 $55,771 $4,747.58 PGY 2 $57,122 $4,760.17 PGY 3 $58,711 $4,892.58 PGY 4 $60,673 $5,056.08

Benefits IU School of Medicine offers one of the best benefits packages in the country, including a variety of fringe benefits and perks for residents and fellows, their spouses, and families.

• 3-4 weeks of vacation per year • Pagers provided • Health and dental insurance with NO monthly • White coats and scrub suits provided premiums for residents/fellows, their spouses • Indiana University Tuition Benefit for residents/ and families fellows, their spouses, and dependent children • Free life insurance • Free software, including over 200 programs and • Free disability insurance training courses for applications like Photoshop • Free medical malpractice insurance and Microsoft Office • Free parking at all hospitals • Electronic access to textbooks (Zitelli, Nelson, • Meal money provided for on-call nights Redbook, etc.)

11 520 S. Seventh Street Vincennes, IN 47591

CONTACT INFORMATION

Allie Thomas-Fannin, MD Program Director 520 S. Seventh Street Vincennes, IN 47591 812-886-6800

Carmon C. Onken Program Coordinator 520 S. Seventh Street Vincennes, IN 47591 812-885-3228