Dr. Brett J. is a double board-certified psychiatrist in Adult and Child​/​Adolescent Psychiatry with extensive clinical and administrative experience across private practice, community mental health, correctional systems, inpatient psychiatry, and managed care environments. He has served in multiple leadership capacities, including Associate Director and Medical Director roles, and has been appointed as a Federal Court expert in correctional psychiatry—reflecting both his clinical excellence and systems-level expertise. Dr. Brett J. is highly skilled in complex psychopharmacology, evidence-based psychotherapy, diagnostic evaluation, and multidisciplinary team leadership. His work spans care delivery, clinical oversight, utilization management, and program development, giving him a comprehensive understanding of psychiatric treatment across diverse settings and populations. Areas of Expertise • Adult & Child​/​Adolescent Psychiatry • Complex Psychopharmacology & Medication Management • Anxiety Disorders, OCD & Tic Disorders • Evidence-Based Psychotherapies • Correctional & Forensic Psychiatry • Inpatient, Outpatient & Crisis Psychiatry • Utilization Review & Levels-of-Care Determination • Multidisciplinary Team Leadership & Clinical Supervision • Report Writing, Documentation & Expert Testimony Philosophy of Collaboration: Dr. Brett J. prioritizes a team-based, collaborative approach that emphasizes mutual respect, open communication, and shared clinical decision-making. He has worked closely with nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and broader care teams throughout his career, providing structured guidance, mentorship, and reliable availability for case discussion. His approach balances clinical autonomy with strong oversight to ensure safe, high-quality, and legally compliant psychiatric care. Dr. Brett J. is committed to empowering advanced practice providers to grow confidently in their roles while maintaining coordinated, patient-centered care across all treatment settings.

Board Certifications

Psychiatry, Child​/​Adolescent Psychiatry