To apply for the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship, please complete the following (more information in the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship pages):

1. Download our application form (and PRESTO form).
2. Fill it out completely and legibly (see instructions).
3. Attach supporting documents (or arrange for other materials, like letters of recommendation, to be mailed by their authors).
4. Submit your application via US Mail or the express courier of your choice.
5. Contact Alicja Cziao at the address below for an informational packet about our program.

All application materials should be directed to:

Alicja Cziao, Training Program Coordinator
UCLA Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
10920 Wilshire Blvd. #300
Los Angeles, CA 90024
310-794-3712
acziao@mednet.ucla.edu

Downloadable application materials:

• Full description of the fellowship program (PDF)
• Complete fellowship application and instructions - (PDF document) Editable form that can also be saved and emailed to UCLA for review. Hard copies will be required for final submission.

if you have any questions about the application process:
Karina Amaya, Housestaff Coordinator
UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior
Department of Psychiatry, Office of Education
760 Westwood Plaza, Room C8-225
Los Angeles, CA 90024-1759
310.825.0018, Direct – 310.825.0018, Fax
kamaya@mednet.ucla.edu

This is a one-year program (with an optional second year for research) aimed at developing addiction psychiatrists with interest in and exposure to research.  The fellowship involves rotations on the inpatient ward, outpatient clinics, Consultation Liaison Service and Methadone Clinic.  Directed by Dr Tim Fong

Candidates in the general track who are interested in research and academic careers are encouraged early in their training to consider the possibility of devoting one year to full-time research training.

Residents who have completed the PG-3 year of residency are eligible for this special training.  Continuation of limited clinical activities may be permitted.  The schedule of research activities is developed on an individual basis, following designation of research training goals.

The resident may elect to pursue original research or to participate in ongoing projects.  Although research training emphasizes actual participation in research work and the assumption of responsibility for projects, time is available for taking appropriate University courses and attending seminars and research discussion groups.

The department offers a number of NIMH funded two-year post-residency research fellowships in clinical and basic psychiatric research.  Fellows work under the direction of a senior research advisor and also participate in a core research methods curriculum.  A large number of senior faculty participate as research mentors.