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Published Online: 5 February 2010

Jamaica Hospital Medical Continues 100% Club Membership

Publication: Psychiatric News
Volume 45, Number 3
https://doi.org/10.1176/pn.45.3.psychnews_45_3_030
The psychiatry residency program at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center in Jamaica, N.Y., has again reached APA 100% Club status. It means that all of the psychiatry residents in the 2009 training class are dues-paying members of APA.
Standing, from left: Kulwant Singh, M.D., Larisa Kouperschmidt, M.D., Khwaja Tariq, M.D., Sumerta Manchandani, M.D., Marian Georgiev, M.D., Isheta Shahed, M.D., Urmila Pai, M.D., Khemdat Umadat, M.D., Reneta Dudzics-Slowik, M.D., Rose Michael, M.D., Sachidanand Peteru, M.D., Padma Puppala, M.D., Omar Bashayan, M.D., Binu Chacko, M.D., and Satpal Rathour, M.D. Seated from left: Daniel Chen, M.D. (assistant residency director), Richard Deucher, M.D. (residency director), Seeth Vivek, M.D. (department chair), Adam Chester, D.O. (psychosomatic medicine fellowship director), and Jafar Bozorgmehr, M.D. (chief resident). Not pictured are Javaidia Beena Yazdani, M.D., Miriam Sevilla, M.D., and Mahmudur Rabbi, M.D.
Credit: Jamaica Hospital Psychiatry Residency Program
“Jamaica Hospital residents proudly celebrate another year of 100% membership in APA and all the benefits that it brings,” Richard Deucher, M.D., the program's residency director, told Psychiatric News.
As 100% Club members, the program receives a group picture of its residents and faculty mounted on a wooden plaque and a major psychiatry textbook, and each resident receives an online subscription to Focus: The Journal of Lifelong Learning. Both the textbook and journal are published by American Psychiatric Publishing Inc.
Psychiatry residents and directors of residency programs seeking more information about APA's 100% Club should contact Nancy Delanoche of APA's Division of Education at (703) 907-8635 or e-mail Delanoche at [email protected].

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