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Submissions and corrections

Submit or correct a program

Tell us about a psychiatry residency program that should be in the guide, or correct something in an existing listing. We verify every entry against official sources before it publishes.

How submissions work

Anyone can submit a program, a program can submit itself, and anyone can flag a correction. A few things are worth saying plainly, because they're what keep the guide trustworthy:

  • Submission does not guarantee inclusion. We verify each entry against official sources and apply editorial judgment against the published inclusion criteria.
  • There is never any charge, for inclusion or for position. Nothing about a listing can be bought, and advertising or referral relationships never affect it.
  • We verify before we publish. Structured facts are checked against the ACGME data system, FREIDA, the NRMP, and the program’s official website, and dated.

What helps us verify faster

If you have them, include the official program name, the sponsoring institution, the city and state, the program's official website, and, for a correction, the specific field that's wrong and the correct value with a source. You don't need all of it, but more detail means faster verification.

We read and reply to every submission, usually within a couple of weeks, whether or not it ends up in the guide. Nothing about a listing can be bought, and submitting doesn't create any obligation on either side.

Your submission goes straight to our team by email. You can also email submissions@shrinkiatry.com directly.

New to the guide? Start with the standards and inclusion criteria, or read how to apply to psychiatry residency.

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