Title: Associate Clinical Professor
Education:
M.D. University of Minnesota Medical School
Postgraduate Training:
UCSF Psychiatric Internship and Residency
Biography Summary:
Dr. Linde has a broad set of interests as a general adult psychiatrist and enjoys working in clinically challenging settings. He is also a nonfiction writer. His first book, "Of Spirits and Madness: An American Psychiatrist in Africa" was published by McGraw-Hill in 2002. He is currently finishing a second book, about my work as a psychiatrist in San Francisco, called "Danger to Self: On the Front Line with an Emergency Psychiatrist" due to be published by University of California Press.
Clinical Expertise:
Emergency, cross-cultural, consultation-liaison, addiction psychiatry, clinical psychopharmacology.
Educational Expertise:
Experience teaching medical humanities to students, interns, and residents emphasizing skills of critical reading and writing. Clinical supervision of all levels of training.
Keywords:
nonfiction writing, emergency psychiatry, addiction medicine, cross-cultural issues, clinical psychopharmacology
Campus Location: SFGH
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