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John B Roseman

John B Roseman, MD

Psychiatry

Mass General Brigham

Highlights

Age Groups Seen

  • Adults
  • Geriatrics

Languages

  • English

Gender

Male

About John B Roseman

John B. Roseman, MD, has interests spanning a broad range, with expertise in bioinformatics, medical education, and neurotherapeutics, particularly electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). As the associate director of the ECT Service at McLean Hospital, Dr. Roseman shares oversight of the busiest ECT service in the country (more than 10,000 ECT treatments per year). He is also the McLean psychiatry clerkship director for Harvard Medical School, helping train medical students at McLean.

As the psychiatry clinical content lead for Partners eCare since 2013, he has helped lead the integration of the Epic electronic health record into inpatient and outpatient psychiatry across Partners, with an ongoing focus on McLean’s optimization of the Epic system. In clinical practice, Dr. Roseman focuses on ECT treatment of severe depression, bipolar disorder, psychotic disorders, and agitation in dementia, while also maintaining a psychodynamically oriented outpatient practice.

Locations

  1. McLean Hospital
  2. McLean Hospital at Middleborough
    • McLean Hospital at Lincoln

    Expertise

    Education

    • Residency: Massachusetts General Hospital, Psychiatry, 2007
    • Internship: Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center, Internal Medicine, 2003
    • Medical Education: Cornell University Medical College, MD, 2002

    Board Certifications

    • Psychiatry: American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, 2008

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