Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship
Susie Morris, MD, MA
Program Director
Curriculum
Year-by-year training structure and rotation schedule
Client interviews and report writing: It is an ACGME requirement of the fellowship to provide the fellow with time to interview clients, prepare forensic reports, and engage in research, prepare teaching materials (resident didactics and grand rounds), and other scholarly activities (including a mandatory QI project).
Client interviews: The fellow will be receiving a variety of case appointments with clients who are incarcerated at any one of Riverside County�s five county jails, structured placements (board & care settings, nursing facilities, locked placements), Arlington campus or the medical center (some clients are inpatients), the resident-operated clinic (the RECC, located on Arlington campus)Testimony in a forensic capacity: Patients at Arlington campus and at the medical center may have court-based hearings that require in-person testimony at the Riverside Courthouse. In the setting where the treating psychiatric team is unable to spare a psychiatrist to provide testimony, the fellow would testify in the hearing on behalf of the treating team. This would include: traveling to the site where the patient is located (Arlington campus or the medical center) and traveling to the Riverside Courthouse to provide testimony
- Grand Rounds Wednesday Monthly
- Journal Club Second Wednesday monthly
- QI or research project
- Writing Seminar December
- Mock Trial February
Faculty & Staff
Meet the physicians and coordinators who lead our program
Current Fellows
Our fellows by training year
Salary & Benefits
Compensation and benefits for all RUHS residency program trainees
| Year | Annual Salary | Biweekly |
|---|---|---|
| PGY-5 | $90,026 | $3,463 |
Required Disclosure Documents
Per ACGME requirements, the following documents must be made available to all applicants