SUD SERVICE EXPANDS FOR CORSICA RIVER
Corsica River Mental Health Services, Inc. welcomes Dr. Eric F. Ciganek, MD to Corsica River for a limited Medication-Assisted Treatment practice assisting patients seeking Substance Use Disorder service. Please contact Corsica River at 410.758.2211 for additional information.
For Immediate Release
For questions please contact:
John F. Plaskon, Executive Director
plaskonj@ccinonline.com
Corsica River Mental Health Services, a subsidiary of Crossroads, is pleased to introduce Dr. Jack Rosenblatt as their new Medical Director. Dr. Rosenblatt will be responsible for maintaining appropriate standards for treatment, including therapeutic modalities and prescribing practices. "I am honored to be joining the dedicated and hard-working staff at Corsica River Health," Dr. Rosenblatt said. "My background and commitment to this organization allow me to uphold Corisca River's quality of service to the communities we are privileged to serve.”
After graduating from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Dr. Rosenblatt completed his psychiatric residency at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Johns Hopkins Hospital. He then received additional
training at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), where he spent five years as Clinical Associate and Staff Psychiatrist, performing original research and publishing his findings in major scientific and medical journals.
Dr. Rosenblatt has been a Board-certified private practitioner in psychiatric practice for more than thirty years. He specializes in the treatment of children, adolescents, and adults with depressive disorders,
anxiety, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and bipolar disorder. He was the founding editor of a highly respected, noncommercial literature review in psychopharmacology, and is regarded as an expert in the practice of evidence-based psychiatry and
clinical pharmacology.
SAVE THE DATE
Annapolis Action Day: Behavioral Health
Coalition Rally - February 20, 2019
Join members of the Community Behavioral Health Association of Maryland and the Behavioral Health Coalition for a rally and march in Annapolis.
Educating your legislators about the importance of behavioral health is important as this year's election has resulted in broad turnover.
A new year has begun and the possibilities are endless. Wishing everyone joy and hope in 2019!
