Working together to diminish the impact of psychiatric illness
We seek to eradicate mental illness by training and developing new leaders in the field to explore new therapies for psychiatric disorders
Strong Mentorship
Our residency program helps future and current scientists build their skills under the leadership of world-renowned investigators.
Award-winning faculty
Our highly active group of 1,600 faculty physicians represents more than 76 specialties and subspecialties.
Diverse patient population
We have over 1.2 million outpatient visits annually with people from all nationalities and backgrounds in the surrounding metropolitan area.
Flexibile curriculum
Use of a competency-based curriculum that provides standardization of learning outcomes.
Research training
We have an outstanding history of biomedical research in an environment that cultivates the best minds in science and medicine.
History of innovation
Our scientists have pushed their fields to new discoveries, including developments in genomics and genetic testing.
Taylor Family Institute
The Taylor Family Institute for Innovative Psychiatric Research seeks to eradicate mental illness by exploring and developing new treatments and therapies for psychiatric disorders.
Multidisciplinary research approach
From the origins of diseases to their impact on public health, our scientists are making discoveries that move medicine forward.
As one fo the largest recipients of NIH funding for research and training, we have the nation’s most dynamic and robust research enterprises.
Medical Student Programs
The T32 Predoctoral Training Program for medical students provides 9-12 months of mentored research experience.
Fellowship Programs
Four fellowship programs provide advanced training workshops alongside leading physicians on the most complex cases.
I’d never considered living in the midwest and was a bit nervous abou the prospect. But after researching the school and learning about the curriculum, I was happy to give it a shot.
Jennifer, first year medical student
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