Dr. Raju M. is a board-certified adult and addiction psychiatrist with over three decades of experience providing comprehensive psychiatric and addiction treatment across inpatient, outpatient, and detoxification settings. Based in Jupiter, Florida, he has served in several medical directorship and leadership roles at respected behavioral health institutions, including the Hanley Center, Origins Behavioral HealthCare, and Lighthouse Detox at Jupiter Medical Center. Throughout his career, Dr. Raju M. has demonstrated exceptional skill in diagnostic evaluations, psychopharmacology, and integrated treatment planning for patients with complex psychiatric and co-occurring substance use disorders. His extensive clinical background also includes forensic psychiatry, psychosomatic medicine, and addiction medicine, with board certifications spanning all four disciplines. In addition to his direct clinical practice, Dr. Raju M. has supervised numerous nurse practitioners and psychiatry students, fostering professional growth through mentorship and collaborative clinical learning. Areas of Expertise: • Adult and Addiction Psychiatry • Dual Diagnosis and Complex Case Management • Forensic and Psychosomatic Psychiatry • Detoxification and Residential Treatment Leadership • Utilization Review and Quality Improvement • Supervision and Clinical Education Philosophy of Collaboration: Dr. Raju M. believes that effective mental healthcare is rooted in teamwork, respect, and shared clinical insight. His approach emphasizes open communication, interdisciplinary coordination, and evidence-based treatment, ensuring continuity of care across varying levels of patient acuity. By maintaining strong collaborative relationships with nurse practitioners, therapists, and other healthcare professionals, Dr. Raju M. fosters a supportive, educational, and patient-centered environment that promotes recovery, clinical excellence, and lasting wellness.

Board Certifications

Board certified Psychiatry , Board certified Addiction medicine and addiction psychiatry