Psychiatry is not delivered by a single clinician. It is delivered by a system — the same system whether the treatment is a medication, an infusion, or a course of TMS. At WIP, that system is thirty-three people, each with a defined role:

• 13 psychiatrists, board-certified, who evaluate every patient and own every interventional treatment plan
• 1 anesthesiologist, who performs stellate ganglion blocks
• 2 psychiatric nurse practitioners, who provide medication management and follow-up within psychiatrist-led plans
• 4 registered nurses, who administer ketamine and Spravato sessions and monitor patients throughout
• 2 TMS technicians, who deliver daily and accelerated protocols under psychiatrist supervision
• 11 administrative and care-coordination staff, who manage scheduling, refills, reimbursement filing, and prior authorizations through to decision

This roster is not fixed. When schedules approach capacity, we hire — so new patients are seen without a waitlist.

During clinic hours, a staff member is available to speak with directly. Refills and pharmacy problems are handled by a person, not a portal.

The coordination is not overhead. The system is the treatment.

Training includes Yale, Cornell, Columbia, and Mount Sinai. Five psychiatrists are fellowship-trained in child and adolescent psychiatry, with further subspecialty training in addiction and forensic psychiatry across the group. WIP is a Georgetown University teaching site