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Reflections on how to approach early career psychiatrist roles and challenges

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Looi, Jeffrey
Finlay, Angus
Heard, Daniel S.

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Sage Publications Inc

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Objective: To reflect upon and provide experiential advice to address the roles of early career psychiatrists. The main roles include leading patient care; working in teams; clinical supervision and governance of trainees, and of the psychiatrist by clinical directors/managers. While these roles vary across public and private sectors, the discussion focuses on common elements. Conclusions: The first several years of an early career psychiatrist’s work often involves roles for which formal training cannot provide direct guidance, and which benefit from planning and reflective practice. Learning how to navigate clinical care, clinical supervision and governance, formal/informal mentoring and peer review are necessary to effective practice.

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Australasian Psychiatry

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2099-12-31

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