Office Phone: 208-323-1125

Work experiences/areas of interest:

Intermountain Hospital, Boise, ID:

• President-elect of hospital (2008)
• Physician Appreciation Award presented by staff (2011)

Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, Boise, ID:

• Appointed as Medical Director of Outpatient Psychiatric Services (2012)
• President-Elect of Psychiatry (2012)
• Includes representation on hospital’s Medical Executive Committee on behalf of psychiatry
• Medical Director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (2009-2012)

Current clinical work:

Outpatient psychiatric practice (70% child and adolescent / 30% adult)

• See patients of all ages and of all mental health conditions

Inpatient/emergent call coverage for child, adolescent, and adult psychiatry:

• Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, Boise, ID, a tertiary non-profit hospital and level II trauma center
• Intermountain Hospital, Boise, ID, a psychiatric and chemical dependency hospital
• Allumbaugh House, Boise, ID, a community based, dual diagnosis facility for psychiatric and substance addiction problems

Consult liaison services provided:

• Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, Boise, ID
• St. Luke’s Medical Center, Boise, ID
• St. Luke’s Medical Center, Meridian, ID

Supervision of residents affiliated with the University of Washington psychiatry program

Education:

Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
University of Washington Medical Center
575 E. Parkcenter Blvd., Suite 100
Boise, Id 83706

Office Phone: 208-336-2972
Email: cwbeaver@boiseneuropsych.com

Work experiences/areas of interest:

In 1983, I established a psychological/neuropsychological department at a major medical center. Later I helped establish a comprehensive brain injury/spinal cord rehabilitation program and helped run that program for 23 years. Neuropsychology and brain injury rehabilitation has been an area of interest. Much of my practice also involves mental health and the law. I have been recognized by multiple state and federal courts for my expertise. I have taught many seminars on mental health and the law.

Current clinical work:

Currently I maintain a private practice that involves both forensic services and neuropsychological treatments. I am on the review board for the Idaho Bar Association. I consult throughout the Intermountain West on issues of law and mental health, in both civil and criminal matters.

Education:

Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
University of Washington Medical Center
VA Medical Center (531/B116)
500 W. Fort Street
Boise, ID 83702

Office Phone: 208-422-1163

Work experiences/areas of interest:

Staff Psychiatrist and Chief of Psychiatry at Catawba Valley Medical Center, Hickory, NC 2005-2010

Board Certified in General Adult Psychiatry, 2006
Chief Resident in Psychiatry, Mount Sinai SOM, New York, NY 2003-2004

Current clinical work:

Boise VA Medical Center, Staff Psychiatrist.
Caseload Supervisor, ID/UW Advanced Clinical Psychiatry Residency Program

Education:

Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

University of Washington Medical Center

1221 West Hays
Boise, ID  83702

Phone: (208) 336-8839

Email: stevebrownphd@gmail.com

Work experiences/areas of interest:

I’ve had a private practice in Boise, Idaho for 20 years doing therapy and psychological testing. Currently, I’m not doing forensic work, but I’ve been a court-appointed expert on hundreds of cases from child custody evaluations to sentencing/death penalty hearings. I’ve done projective and neuropsychological testing of adults and children.
I was a founding trustee and board chair for Riverstone Community School. This independent K-12 school promotes environmental and international education.
My dissertation, The Names of the Psyche: Metaphors and their reification in psychoanalysis, was awarded the year’s Best Writing and Research.

Current clinical work:

I see adults and adolescents for psychotherapy, primarily psychodynamic depth therapy. A focus is on bringing the present moment into therapy. Depending on the client’s needs, we also draw from cognitive behavioral, family systems, and existential/transpersonal approaches. A special interest is using eco-therapy to assist people to overcome alienation.

As the Psychotherapy Project Coordinator, I help organize the therapy training and supervision. An emphasis is helping the talented residents develop a strong professional identity where they can be themselves while using science based interventions.

I am writing a psychology book with the working title: The Entrancers: Brain spells, blended realities and our natural selves. This adventure story explores how our brains “couple” or synchronize with virtual people in blended, mixed, and immersive virtual realities.

Education:

State Hospital South-ID Dept of Health & Welfare

700 East Alice
Blackfoot, Idaho 83221

Work experiences/areas of interest:

Aug 2004 – Present: Idaho State Hospital South, Blackfoot, ID, Inpatient Psychiatrist.
Sept 2007-Jan 2008: HealthWest, Inc., Pocatello, ID; Consult Psychiatrist.
Oct 2007 – Oct 2009: Shoshone Bannock Tribes, Fort Hall, ID; Consult Psychiatrist.
July 2004-Aug 2004: La Frontera Mental Health Services, Tucson East Clinic Tucson, AZ; Outpatient Psychiatrist. Dr. Wilson specializes in Adult Psychiatry, Combining Psychotherapy and Pharmacotherapy.

Education:

Portneuf Medical Center

500 S 11th Suite 503
Pocatello, Idaho 83201

Work experiences/areas of interest:

Have clinical experience as general practice psychiatrist working with children, adolescents, geriatrics (geropsychiatry), and chronic pain and substance abuse/dependence disorders. Cultural experience with Shoshone-Bannock Tribe (Ft. Hall, Idaho) and Maori in Hamilton, New Zealand. Inpatient work has included acute adult inpatient, acute and subacute geropsychiatry as well as subacute and chronic care of patients at the State Hospital in Blackfoot, Idaho. Outpatient clinical work has included private practice, community mental health, consultation to primary care clinics as well as work with ACT teams and community based mental health treatment in rural settings with telepsychiatry. Therapy experiences have included group and individual IPT and CBT type of approaches for those with mood and anxiety disorders.

Current clinical work:

Manage acute inpatients and provide ongoing outpatient care for patients at Portneuf Behavioral Health Clinic with supervision of psychiatric physician assistants employed by PMC. Affiliate faculty to ISU for teaching of Family Practice residents and Physician Assistant students.

Education:

State Hospital South-ID Dept of Health & Welfare

700 East Alice
Blackfoot, Idaho 83221

Work experiences/areas of interest:

2010-Present: Medical Director, State Hospital South, Blackfoot, ID;
2002-Present: Consultant and Provider to Indian Health Services, Fort Hall, ID;
1994-Present: Staff Psychiatrist, Adolescent Unit, State Hospital South, Blackfoot, ID;
1994-Present: Consultant and Provider to Idaho Department of Juvenile Corrections;
1994-Present: Consultant, Children’s Mental Health, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare;
1992-1994: Chief, Community Mental Health, Fort Riley, KS;
1990-1992: Division Psychiatrist, Awarded Bronze Star.

Current clinical work:

Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist

Certified by American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in the specialties of Psychiatry and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.

Education: