Texas Tech – Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Symposium 2026
Texas Tech – Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Symposium 2026 On behalf of the Texas Tech Health El Paso Department of Psychiatry, the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship is excited to announce our First Annual Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Symposium! This event will bring together healthcare professionals, trainees, educators, counselors, mental health providers, community organizations, and members […]
APA Women’s Leadership Institute, October 8-9
Join APA’s Inaugural Women’s Leadership Institute The American Psychiatric Association invites you to the inaugural Women’s Leadership Institute: Shaping the Future of Leadership in Medicine, taking place October 8–9, 2026, in Washington, DC, and virtually. Designed for women physicians across career stages, the Institute will feature an incredible lineup of women leaders in medicine for inspiring conversations, practical leadership development, and opportunities to build meaningful professional connections. […]
New TMB CME Requirements
New CME Reporting Requirement Begins September 1, and TSPP Will Report Your Annual Meeting Credits for You Beginning September 1, 2026, the Texas Medical Board will require physicians to track their continuing medical education through CE Broker. Physicians renewing on or after that date will not be able to complete their renewal unless the Board […]
Suicide Risk in Pediatric & Perinatal Care Deserves Evidence-Based Support – CPAN & PeriPAN
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month—a reminder that suicide is the second leading cause of death among children and youth ages 10 to 24. Suicide prevention is also a critical part of perinatal care, with nearly one in four maternal deaths linked to underlying mental health conditions. Whether you care for children and youth or […]
BCBSTX Implements New E/M Downcoding Policy as Physician Concerns Grow Nationally
BCBSTX Implements New E/M Downcoding Policy as Physician Concerns Grow Nationally Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas implemented a new evaluation and management claims-review policy on July 1, 2026. The policy permits reimbursement at a lower E/M level when the insurer determines that the billed service does not support the code submitted. The change […]
Family Mental Health Care Fund
In partnership with the Community Foundation of Texas Hill Country, the Meadows Institute administers the Family Mental Health Care Fund, which connects families who lost loved ones in the 2025 Hill Country floods to high-quality mental health care and cover their related out-of-pocket expenses. In addition, the Fund offers support to licensed providers who are seeking […]
UTMB Health CMC is currently hiring Staff Psychiatrists – Kingwood, Sugarland, Tyler area
University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) – CMC has a few select opportunities in Texas for Psychiatrists to work with adults. Compare our Benefits with other Organizations ► Relocation allowance ► 5 days paid CME leave ► Competitive salaries ► Flexible schedules ► Limited on-call rotation ► Professional liability coverage ► Comprehensive medical coverage ► […]
Hill Country Flood Disaster
Flood Disaster – Mental Health Resources The recent flooding in Texas has caused immense hardship for individuals, families, and entire communities. Whether you’re providing care to those directly affected or offering support from afar, the following mental health resources are here to guide recovery, resilience, and healing. General Mental Health Resources Center for the Study […]
5 Years of Better Mental Health Care Access – CPAN & PeriPAN
We’re celebrating 5 years of the Child Psychiatry Access Network (CPAN), which includes the Perinatal Psychiatry Access Network (PeriPAN).
This Mental Health Awareness Month, it’s all about the 5’s…
TMA Rural Health Task Force Survey
TMA Rural Health Task Force Survey The TMA has formed a Rural Health Task Force, specifically examining ways to improve rural health access and quality via physician-run or resourced clinics and clinic models. The focus is on total health and hence slants toward the central role of primary care. Clearly, resources that support primary care (and primary psychiatric care) […]