Addiction Psychiatrist
Addiction Psychiatrists diagnose, treat, and prevent substance use disorders. They work with individuals, families, and communities to address the physical, mental, and social effects of addiction. Addiction Psychiatrists play a vital role in helping people overcome addiction and lead healthy, productive lives.
Education and Training
Addiction Psychiatrists must complete medical school and a residency in psychiatry. They must also complete additional training in addiction medicine. This training can be obtained through fellowships, continuing medical education courses, or other programs. Addiction Psychiatrists must be licensed to practice medicine in the state in which they work.