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Associate Vice Chair of Education for the Department of Psychiatry
Assistant Clinical Professor, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Sabrina Reed is the Associate Vice Chair of Education for the Department of Psychiatry and holds an appointment as Assistant Clinical Professor in the division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. She is originally from the suburbs of Chicago where she earned a BA in psychology at Northwestern University and completed her medical degree at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Following her psychiatry residency at the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she participated in the clinical educator track, she completed a fellowship in child & adolescent psychiatry at UCLA and served as chief fellow.
Dr. Reed has built a career as a clinician educator and held many roles since completing fellowship including serving as the associate program director for the USC/LAG psychiatry residency and as assistant director for the psychiatry clerkship at the Keck School of Medicine. She has also been involved in the southern California society for child & adolescent psychiatry (SCSCAP) since being a fellow as a member in training and now serves as the president for the 2024-2025 year.
Dr Reed currently serves in various clinical roles at UCLA including supervising psychiatry trainees and medical students on the child & adolescent inpatient unit (4 West) and the child & adolescent emergency and consult-liaison psychiatry service. In addition to these clinical roles, Dr. Reed has developed her expertise in clinical education and is passionate about training the next generation of psychiatrists. She completed a masters in academic medicine at the University of Southern California and currently serves as a specialty advisor for medical students interested in psychiatry and as a co-chair for the clinician educator area of the distinction.
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