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Psychiatry residency at Wright State University
Verified facts
Checked against official sources on July 25, 2026.
- Program
- Integrated Psychiatry Residency
- Sponsoring institution
- Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine
- Location
- Dayton, Ohio
- Program type
- General (adult) psychiatry
- Training length
- Four years (PGY-1 to PGY-4)
- Official website
- https://medicine.wright.edu/psychiatry/psychiatry-residency
- Accreditation
- ACGME-accredited. See the ACGME ADS finder for the program's current accreditation status and identifier.
Reported by the program
The program describes the following on its official website, reviewed on July 25, 2026.
- Program director
- Suzie C. Nelson, MD, DFAACAP, FAPA, Training Director
- Department chair
- Julie P. Gentile, MD
- Program coordinator
- Marcia Boeck
- Air Force partnership
- For more than 30 years the program has been integrated with the United States Air Force, with each civilian class joined by up to five military residents.
- Training emphasis
- An eclectic, biopsychosocial program with a strong psychotherapy focus, including a Resident Therapy Clinic with video-recorded sessions and individual supervision, plus cognitive behavioral, brief, and marital and family therapy.
shrinkiatry context
Founded in 1977, the Wright State University Integrated Psychiatry Residency reports that over the past eight years 92 percent of its graduates passed the psychiatry board certification exam on the first attempt. It is in Dayton.
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Sources
- Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine, Psychiatry Residency. https://medicine.wright.edu/psychiatry/psychiatry-residency
- ACGME, Accreditation Data System public finder (for current accreditation status and program id). https://apps.acgme.org/ads/public/
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