JohnBRosemanMD

Summary

• I am a board certified psychiatrist at McLean Hospital. I completed my training in the joint Massachusetts General Hospital/McLean Hospital Adult Psychiatry Residency Training Program. My interests span a broad range, with expertise in bioinformatics, medical education, and neurotherapeutics, particularly electroconvulsive therapy (ECT).
  
  As the associate director of the ECT Service at McLean Hospital, I share oversight of the busiest ECT service in the country (more than 10,000 ECT treatments per year). In this role, I am interested in the optimization of neurotherapeutic treatments for severe and treatment-resistant depression, bipolar disorder, psychotic disorders, and agitation in dementia.
  
  I am also the McLean’s Director of Medical Student Education for Harvard Medical School, focusing on increasing student engagement in learning about psychiatry while at McLean and increasing diversity of teaching faculty and didactic topics.
  
  As the psychiatry clinical content lead for Partners eCare since 2013, I helped lead the integration of the Epic electronic health record into inpatient and outpatient psychiatry across Partners Healthcare, with an ongoing focus on McLean’s optimization of the Epic system. My primary interest is improvement of the user interface with the EHR, to allow for greater ease of documentation and reduced redundancy in the process of documentation, while still fulfilling regulatory requirements for record-keeping.
  
  I also maintain a psychodynamically oriented outpatient practice.