Vlad Coric, M.D.
Associate Clinical Professor, Yale University School
of Medicine
Vlad Coric, M.D.,
completed his psychiatry training at the Yale Psychiatry
Residency Training Program, where he served as
the Program-Wide Chief Resident for the Yale Department
of Psychiatry. Dr. Coric earned his medical degree
at Wake Forest University School of Medicine in
North Carolina.
Dr. Coric is an Associate Clinical
Professor of Psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine.
He served as Chief of the Yale Clinical Neuroscience
Research Unit for six years, and he served as Director
of the Yale Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Research
Clinic.
Dr. Coric supervises and teaches
psychiatry residents, medical students, and physician-assistant
students at the Yale School of Medicine. His research
interests include the neurobiology and treatment
of anxiety disorders, OCD, post-traumatic stress
disorder, psychobiological indices of stress, mood
disorders, psychotic disorders, and substance abuse/dependence.
In addition to serving
on the Cenestra Health Scientific Advisory Board,
Dr. Coric is employed by a major pharmaceutical
company where he directs clinical neuroscience
research trials. Dr. Coric also continues to
practice clinical and forensic psychiatry. Dr.
Coric has served as President of the Connecticut
Psychiatric Society and has numerous peer reviewed
publications.
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