 My name is Leah Bauer, and I am a PGY-1. I’m really excited to be living in Boston and have been pleasantly surprised by how much time I’ve had to explore so far during intern year. Read More |
 I am Joan Camprodon, a PGY-2. As a resident in the Research Concentration Option, I have 1-2 afternoons per week to get to know the faculty and labs at MGH, McLean or the wider Harvard community. ...Read More
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 My name is Elizabeth Pinsky, and I’m in the PGY-3 class on the MGH-McLean child psychiatry track. I’m planning to travel to Cambodia later this fall to learn about systems of care and concepts of mental illness. Read More
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 My name is Ebele Okpokwasili-Johnson. I've had the opportunity to continue writing as a resident, with a recently published book review and as a contributing author to the MGH/Mclean Psychiatry Residency Handbook. Read More
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 My name is Brian Hurley. I have been one of the lucky PGY-1s to start on MGH’s inpatient psychiatry unit. I take ”The T” (MBTA Subway) to MGH each morning, which is about a 30 min commute. Read more |
 My name is Claire Brickell, and I am a PGY-2. On a typical day, I arrive at the hospital a little before rounds, which start at 8:30. Each resident is paired up with an attending, but at this point in the rotation we are the ones in charge of running rounds. Read more |
 My name is Brandon Unruh. As a PGY-3, the daily work I do, the mentors I do it with, and the campuses and settings where the work happens all play a role in helping me build a more comprehensive understanding of patients’ problems and potential solutions. Read more |
 My name is Roscoe Brady, and I am a fourth year resident. The flexibility of the fourth year curriculum has allowed me to construct a schedule that balances my family life with teaching, learning, seeing patients and research. Read more |
