xxAACP Newsletter, Volume 15, Number 4, Fall 2001

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Welcome to New ECP Board Member

The AACP Bylaws specifiy that an Early Career Psychiatrist (ECP) representative sit on the Board. Last year the Board solicited nominations which were reviewed by the Nominating Committee. This summer Sue Bailey, MD was selected as the first ECP Representative. Her tenure on the Board will begin with the fall Board meeting in Orlando, FL.

Dr. Bailey was born in Wichita, Kansas, grew up in New Orleans, earned a BA in English literature from LSU Baton Rouge and an MA in English literature from the University of New Orleans. She then taught remedial writing at the University of California, Berkeley, for eight years before entering medical school at George Washington University in Washington, DC. She completed her internship and psychiatric residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital in 1998. For the last three years she has worked in Maine as a National Health Service Corps Scholar.

In 1999, Dr. Bailey established the Machias River Clinic, a not-for-profit community mental health center in rural Washington County. The clinic provides mental health and substance abuse services to a psychiatrically underserved population. It also serves as a training site for advanced practice nursing students from Husson College and general nursing students from the University of Maine. The clinic has provided consultation and supervision to two different statewide attempts to expand access to psychiatric services in rural areas. In addition to directing the Clinic, Dr. Bailey has provided contract services to one of the two Native American reservations in Washington County and to an innovative residential program for women with histories of trauma.

Dr. Bailey’s areas of interest include schizophrenia and the care of the chronically mentally ill; personality disorder and psychotherapy; mental health policy and services delivery.

If early career psychiatrists would like to contact Dr. Bailey with opinions, concerns or questions, she can be reached at: The Machias River Clinic, PO Box 630, Machias, ME 04654; phone: 207-255-4906; email: sbailey@nemaine.com

 

 

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