Programs:

The Psychiatric Neuroscience Division at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) is comprised of several programs, encompassing research, training and clinical services. Faculty within the Division are principally concerned with employing contemporary neuroscience methods, including neuroimaging, psychophysiology, molecular biology and genetics, to advance understanding of psychiatric diseases and to develop improved treatment. Training opportunities exist at all levels, including pre-doctoral, graduate, post-doctoral, and visiting faculty positions. In addition, relevant clinical services are provided in an integrated fashion, such as with regard to geriatric psychiatry and modern device-based therapies for psychiatric illnesses. These various enterprises are located across the MGH main campus, the Simches Research Building and the Charlestown Navy Yard campus.

Contact information for the Division of Psychiatric Neuroscience:

Darin Dougherty, MD MSc
Director, Division of Psychiatric Neurotherapeutics
Associate Director, Psychiatric Neuroimaging Research
Massachusetts General Hospital-East
149 Thirteenth Street, Room 2612
Charlestown, MA 02129
Tel: (617)-724-6143; Fax: (617)726-4078
Publications by Dr. Dougherty

Randy L. Gollub, MD, PhD
Associate Director, Division of Psychiatric Neuroscience Research
Co-Director Biomedical Imaging Core, Mallinkcrodt General Clinical Research Center
Massachusetts General Hospital-East
Member of the Faculty of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology (HST) at HMS
Building 149 - 13th Street, Room 2660
Charlestown, MA 02129
Tel: (617)-724-9602; Fax: (617)726-4078
Publications by Dr. Gollub