Women's Health/Reproductive Psychiatrist - Camp Hill PA

Our Women's Behavioral Health Services are expanding to a new location in December 2025: 100 Corporate Center Drive, Suite 202, Camp Hill, PA.With the full commitment and support of Women's Service Line Administration and the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, our specialized practice is expanding into a beautiful new space - an exciting milestone that reflects the rapid growth of our unique services in Central Pennsylvania.We are a mission-driven team dedicated to Reproductive Psychiatry, focusing on supporting and treating women with mental illness throughout their reproductive lifecycles - from menarche to menopause. Additionally, we include the care of women with psychiatric symptoms related to the diagnosis and treatment of breast and gynecologic cancers.We are proud to offer data-driven, compassionate care in a highly collaborative, and supportive environment. As part of our clinical growth, our new center will include a Perinatal Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), a well-suited procedure room for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) services, and observation areas for treatments such as injectable psychotropic medications and esketamine administration.Our growing clinical staff includes therapists, a certified mental health nurse practitioner, and psychiatrists. Clinical staff are well supported within the center. In addition to clinical care of our patients, there are ample opportunities to teach within the Department's Ob/Gyn residency, perform clinical research, and be involved in advocacy and policy efforts (as Harrisburg is the State Capital of PA).Education & CertificationMD or DO degree from an accredited institutionBoard-certified or board-eligible in PsychiatryFellowship training or demonstrated expertise in Reproductive Psychiatry strongly preferredEligible for medical licensure in PennsylvaniaIf you are a psychiatrist dedicated to Reproductive Psychiatry, desiring to be part of a team that makes an impact, please consider this opportunity.For more information, please contact Denise Bordner at bordnerdm2@upmc.edu.