Psychiatry - Forensic Fellow

REBECCA S. STENERSEN, DO

Forensic Psychiatry Fellow – PGY 5

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EDUCATION & TRAINING

****-**** ********** ** ******** Psychiatry, University of Miami Health System/Jackson Health System, Miami, Florida – expected completion June 2025

2020-2024 Psychiatry Residency, Woodmont Hospital - HCA East Florida Division, Tamarac, Florida. Chief Resident (2023-2024)

2016-2020 Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Davie, Florida.

2012-2016 B.S. in Biology, Minor in Behavioral Neuroscience, Certificate in Leadership, Nova Southeastern University, Davie, Florida. Alpha Chi Honor Society Distinction

CLINICAL AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Residency Training: Comprehensive experience across inpatient adult, geriatric, and adolescent units, including a Baker Act receiving emergency department. Gained significant interventional exposure to Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) with Neurostar and Brainsway, as well as Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT). Outpatient rotations included a diverse array of clinics, a Partial Hospitalization Program, and longitudinal experience at the William “Bill” Kling VA Clinic. I was recognized as the 2022 “Resident of the Year,” an annual award for a PGY 2 resident who demonstrates leadership, mentorship, and advanced clinical skills.

Chief Resident: In my fourth year, I was appointed Chief Resident, where I was responsible for managing the schedules of 33 residents, coordinating with visiting residents and medical students, and delivering lectures to junior residents. I regularly attended monthly department meetings and played a key role in facilitating interviews for incoming residents and participating in ACGME program evaluation meetings.

Educational Experiences: I authored several question sets for the Rosh Review Psychiatry Question Bank, specifically tailored for PRITE preparation. I also mentored junior residents in preparing and presenting various case conferences. Additionally, I assisted in facilitating our weekly 'live interviews' and provided evaluations for PGY-1 psychiatry residents to enhance their interviewing skills.

CERTIFICATIONS & LICENSURE

•Florida Osteopathic State Medical Board - Osteopathic Physician License

•Basic Life Support, AHA

•American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology – Board Eligible for September 2024

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS & SOCIETIES

•American Psychiatric Association

•Florida Psychiatric Association

•American Medical Association

•American Osteopathic Association

RESEARCH

Current Projects in Progress:

Voluntary Acceptance of Recommended Psychotropic Medication and Inpatient Hospital Outcomes: A Retrospective Review – Principal Investigator Dr. Mousa Botros, MD. Ongoing retrospective analysis of patients admitted to MDFAC at Jackson Health System.

The extent of education of premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) in residency training curricula - Principal Investigator Dr. Mousa Botros, MD. Prospective qualitative survey of psychiatry, family medicine, and obstetrics-gynecology residents to assess PMDD education in residency curriculum.

Publications:

Effect of Initiation of Medications for Opioid Use Disorder on Hospitalization Outcomes for Endocarditis and Osteomyelitis in a Large Private Hospital System in the United States, 2014–18 – Principal Investigator Dr. Young Jo, MD. Published in Addiction, January 2021.

Antinuclear Antibodies (ANAs), Biochemistry – published in StatPearls, December 2018.

Presentations:

Potential for artificial-intelligence powered chat therapy in psychiatry. Principal Investigator Dr. Young Jo, MD. Co-presented at a General Session at the APA Annual Meeting in May 2023, San Francisco, CA.

Effects of methionine deprivation from methionine γ-lyase deaminase (Mgld) on various cell lines – Faculty Advisor Dr. KV Venkatachalam, Ph. D. Presented at NSU Research Day 2018, Davie, FL.

Posters:

Neuromodulation in Autism Spectrum Disorders: emerging insights into neural connectivity and symptom etiology. Faculty Advisor Dr. Krithika Iyer, MD - presented at the FPS Research Symposium, April 2024, Orlando, FL.

Metabolic implications of antipsychotic use in adolescents admitted to an inpatient facility, a retrospective review. Faculty Advisor Dr. Krithika Iyer, MD - presented at the FPS Research Symposium, April 2023, Orlando, FL.

Pituitary adenoma presenting with depression and psychosis: a case report. Faculty Advisor Dr. Nelson Hernandez, MD - presented at the FPS Research Symposium, March 2022, Orlando, FL.

Psychotropic polypharmacy and recognizing risk: a case report. Faculty Advisor Dr. Robert Antoine, MD - presented at the FPS Research Symposium, March 2021, Orlando, FL.

Added Sugar Intake and Risk for Depression in Individuals Receiving Interventions to Improve Health Literacy. Faculty Advisor Dr. Raymond Ownby, MD, Ph.D - presented at NSU HPD Research Symposium, April 2020, Davie, FL.

Effects of Methionine Deprivation on the Growth of Colon Cancer Cells and Baby Hamster Kidney Cells. Faculty Advisor Dr. KV Venkatachalam, Ph. D - presented at American College of Physicians - Internal Medicine Annual Meeting April 2019, Philadelphia, PA.

Effects of Methionine Deprivation on the Growth of PC3 Prostate Cancer. Faculty Advisor Dr. KV Venkatachalam, Ph. D - presented at Florida Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting March 2019, Orlando, FL.

Development of a method to analyze nicotine concentrations of electronic cigarette liquid solutions using HPLC. Faculty Advisor Dr. Michelle Larrea, Ph.D - Presented at NSU Undergraduate Research Symposium May 2016, Davie, FL.

The Role of the Brain Atlas in Research and Education with a specific focus on the Allen Brain Atlas and a Novel Fresh Brain Atlas. Faculty Advisor Dr. Robert Speth, Ph.D - Presented at NSU Undergraduate Research Symposium May 2016, Davie, FL.

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