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CURRICULUM VITAE

ROBERT M. McCARRON, D.O., DFAPA

Professor and Vice Chair of Education and Integrated Care

Psychiatry Residency Program Director

Internal Medicine / Psychiatry Co-Program Director

Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior

University of California, Irvine School of Medicine

Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

University of California, Davis School of Medicine (WOS)

UCI / UC Davis Co-Director, Train New Trainers Primary Care Psychiatry Fellowship

President, California Psychiatric Association

Past President, Association of Medicine and Psychiatry

Member, Orange County Mental Health Board

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Work Address: University of California, Irvine School of Medicine

Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior

101 The City Drive South

Bldg #3

Orange, CA 92868

Marital Status: Married to Marina McCarron

Father to Nolan Robert McCarron

UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION

1991 Bachelor of Science, Psychobiology

Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, CA

MEDICAL EDUCATION

1998 Midwestern University – Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine,

Downers Grove, IL

MEDICAL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

1995-98 Student member, Midwestern University Admissions Committee

1996-98 Student member, Midwestern University Curriculum Committee

1997-98 Co-director, Volunteer Medical Clinic

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MEDICAL SCHOOL HONORS

1998 Outstanding Student, Department of Psychiatry, Midwestern University

1998 Sigma Sigma Phi Academic Award (top 15% of graduating class)

GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION

1998-03 Resident, Internal Medicine/Psychiatry, Rush University, Chicago, IL

2001-03 Chief Resident, Internal Medicine/Psychiatry Rush University, Chicago, IL

HOSPITAL & DEPARTMENT COMMITTEES

2005-2012 Founding Co-Chair, Medicine and Psychiatry (MAP) Advisory Group,

University of California, Davis School of Medicine

2006-2011 Member, Psychiatry Training and Education Committee (TEC) /

2013-2017 Education Policy Committee (EPC) Department of Psychiatry and

Behavioral Sciences, University of California, Davis School of Medicine

2007-2010 Member, Faculty Development Council, Department of Psychiatry and


2007-2014 Member, Medical School Admissions Selection Committee


2008-2017 Member, Residency Education Tract, Department of Psychiatry and


2008- 2017 Member, Clinical Competency Committee, Department of Internal

Medicine, University of California, Davis School of Medicine

2011-2013 Member, Dean's Advisory Council for Student Wellness, University of

California, Davis School of Medicine

2012-2017 Member, Core Faculty Committee, Department of Internal Medicine,


2010-2017 Member, Medical Student Education Committee, Department of

Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, University of California Davis

School of Medicine

2016-2017 Member, UC Davis Medical Center Public Hospital Redesign and

Incentives in Medi-Cal (PRIME) Oversight Committee (Representing Pain

Management)

2017-Present Member, UC Irvine Public Hospital Redesign and Incentives in Medi-Cal

(PRIME) Oversight Committee (representing psychiatry)

2017-Present Chair, UCI Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, Education

Policy Committee (EPC)

2017-Present Member, Clinical Competency Committee, UCI Department of Psychiatry

and Human Behavior

MEDICAL SCHOOL DUTIES & TEACHING RESPONSIBILITY

1999-2003 Instructor, introduction to clinical medicine, Rush University

2001-2003 Member, Residency Selection Committee, Internal Medicine,

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Rush University

2003-2010 Site Director, Sacramento County Crisis Unit (emergency psychiatry)

2004-2008 Facilitator and Lecturer, UC Davis Psychiatry 403 small group training

2004-2017 Lecturer, UC Davis Psychiatry 3rd

year medical student core lecture series

2004-2017 Lecturer, UC Davis Department of Family Medicine Physician Assistant

Psychiatry Curriculum

2005-2017 Transforming Education and Community Health (TEACH) internal

medicine and psychiatry clinical supervisor

2005-2011 Sacramento County Primary Care Center Clinical Supervisor for

psychiatry PGY 1 psychiatry interns

2005-2010 College Advisor, University of California, Davis School of Medicine

2006-2017 Co-instructor of Record for Psych 421 (med-psych medical student

elective)

2006-2010 Co-founder and Faculty Advisor for the UC Davis Medicine and

Psychiatry Student Interest Group (MAP SIG)

2006-2013 Faculty Advisor for the UC Davis Psychiatry Student Interest Group

(Psych SIG)

2008-2015 Co-Medical Director, UC Davis Willow Student Run Med Psych Clinic

2010-2017 Pain Medicine / Psychiatry Preceptor, Department of Anesthesiology,

Division of Pain Medicine

2012-2017 Director, Pain Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine, Department of

Anesthesiology, Division of Pain Medicine, University of California,

Davis School of Medicine

2012-2017 Director, Internal Medicine and Psychiatry Residency Education,


2016-Present Co-Director, Train New Trainers (TNT) Primary Care Psychiatry (PCP)

Fellowship

2016-2017 Director, Train New Trainers (TNT) Chronic Pain Management in

Primary Care Fellowship

2017-Present Residency Program Director, Categorical Psychiatry, Department of

Psychiatry and Human Behavior, University of California, Irvine

2017-Present Vice Chair, Education and Integrated Psychiatry, Department of

Psychiatry and Human Behavior, University of California, Irvine

2018-Present Founding Residency Co-Program Director, Internal Medicine Psychiatry

Residency, Departments of Internal Medicine and Psychiatry, University

of California, Irvine

CORE LECTURES IN UC DAVIS SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE AND NURSING

2003-2017 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

Psychosomatic Medicine Lecture Series (for psychiatry residents and

psychosomatic medicine fellows)

Medically Unexplained Complaints

(5 hours / year)

2005-2017 Department of Internal Medicine

Psychiatric Topics (primary care psychiatric interview, mood disorders,

anxiety disorders and unexplained physical complaints)

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(8 hours / year)

2005-2017 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

Third Year Core Medical School Lectures

Medically Unexplained Complaints

(10 hours / year)

2005-2017 School of Nursing

Core Lectures to Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant Students

Anxiety Disorders and The Primary Care Psychiatric Interview

(6 hours / year)

2007-2017 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences / Internal Medicine

Internal Medicine / Psychiatry Residency Curriculum (Director)

(48 hours / year)

2011-2017 Department of Anesthesiology, Division of Pain Medicine

Journal Club for fellows and visiting residents / students

(12 hours / year)

2011-2017 Department of Anesthesiology, Division of Pain Medicine

Core Psychiatric Lectures for Pain Medicine Fellows

(10 hours / year)

2014-2017 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Preventive and

collaborative care medicine in psychiatry

(20 hours / year)

2016-2017 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Train New Trainers

(TNT) Primary Care Psychiatry (PCP) Curriculum

(50 hours / year)

CORE LECTURES IN UC IRVINE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

2017-Present Pain Medicine Fellowship

Overview on Pain Psychiatry

(4-6 hours per year)

2017-Present Internal Medicine Residency

Overview on Primary Care Psychiatry

(6 hours per year)

2017-Present Psychiatry (PGY 1-4)

Interviewing, CBT Case Conference Series, Psychopharmacology Series,

Integrated Care Series, Chief Rounds, Journal Club

(65 hours per year)

2017-Present Psychiatry (Medical Students)

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Interviewing

(6 hours per year)

CLINICAL TEACHING UC DAVIS SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE AND NURSING

2003-2006 35 hours per week of clinical instruction and mentorship with medical

students, psychiatry residents and internal medicine residents


students, psychiatry residents, anesthesiology residents, internal medicine

residents, nursing students, physician assistant students


students, psychiatry residents, anesthesiology residents, internal medicine

residents, nursing students, physician assistant students (on average, 2-4

learners with me while seeing patients in clinic)

CLINICAL TEACHING UC IRVINE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE


students and psychiatry residents

HOSPITAL AND ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

1998-2003 Clinical Instructor, Internal Medicine/Psychiatry Resident, Rush University

2003-2011 Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences,


2003-2011 Assistant Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine, University of California,

Davis School of Medicine

2005-2009 Associate Medical Director, Sacramento County Mental Health Treatment

Center, Crisis Services

2005-2017 Medical Director, Internal Medicine/Psychiatry Clinic, University of

California Davis Medical Center

2006-2017 Founding Training Director, Internal Medicine/Psychiatry residency,

University of California, Davis School of Medicine (two-year hiatus from

2012-2014)

2011-2017 Associate Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine, University of

California, Davis School of Medicine (Core Faculty Member)

2011-2017 Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences,


2012-2017 Associate Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology, Division of Pain

Medicine, University of California, Davis School of Medicine

2012-Present Director, Internal Medicine and Psychiatry Residency Education,


2012-2017 Director, Pain Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine, University of

California, Davis School of Medicine

2016-2017 Faculty Graduate Group Member, Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing

2017 Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

2017 Professor, Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine

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2017-Present Professor and Vice Chair, University of California, Irvine Department of

Psychiatry and Human Behavior

PROFESSIONAL AWARDS

2001 Alpha Omega Alpha – Resident Teacher Recognition, Rush University

2004 Early Career Psychiatrist Leadership/Advocacy Award, American

Psychiatric Association

2006 Vice Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Physician, University of

California Davis School of Medicine

2009 Current Psychiatry Section Editor of the year

2009 Outstanding Teacher and Faculty Member – UC Davis student run Willow

Clinic

2012 Outstanding Physician leadership award Central California Psychiatric

Society

2012 Distinguished Teacher and Mentor Award, American College of

Physicians

2013 Outstanding Leadership Award, Integrated Education and Clinical Care,

Association of Medicine and Psychiatry

2013 Outstanding Leadership and Teaching, Department of Anesthesiology,

Division of Pain Medicine, University of California Davis School of

Medicine

2016 Association of Medicine and Psychiatry Innovative Education and Clinical

Award (invitation to present an overview on the Train New Trainers

Primary Care Psychiatry Fellowship)

2016 National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) California, “Outstanding

Recovery Practitioner Award”

2017 Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine, Alan Stoudemire Award for

Innovation and Excellence in Psychosomatic Medicine Education

2018 Central California Psychiatric Society Donald Hilty Outstanding

Mentorship Award

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

1998-2009 Member, American Psychiatric Association

1998-Present Member, California Psychiatric Association

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1998-2008 Member, American Medical Association

1998-Present Member, American College of Physicians

2003-Present Association of Medicine and Psychiatry

2004-2018 Member, Central California Psychiatric Society

2009-2014 Fellow, American Psychiatric Association

2006-Present Member, Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine

2006-Present Member, American Association of Directors of Psychiatric Residency

Training

2006-Present Member, California Medical Association

2006-Present Member, Sierra Valley Medical Society

2011-Present Member, American Academy of Pain Medicine

2014-Present Distinguished Fellow, American Psychiatric Association

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS – ELECTED LEADERSHIP POSITIONS

Central California Psychiatric Society

2006-2008 President, Central California Psychiatric Society – Sacramento Chapter

2008-2010 President-Elect, Central California Psychiatric Society

2010-2012 President, Central California Psychiatric Society

2012-2014 Immediate Past President (Executive Council Member), Central California

Psychiatric Society

California Psychiatric Association

2008-2010 Assembly Deputy Representative, American Psychiatric Association

2011-Present Assembly Member, American Psychiatric Association, California

Representative

2016-Present President-Elect and Executive Council Member

2018-Present President and Executive Council Chair

Association of Medicine and Psychiatry

2008-2009 President-Elect Association of Medicine and Psychiatry

2009-2011 President, Association of Medicine and Psychiatry

2011-2013 Immediate Past President, (Executive Council Member) Association of

Medicine and Psychiatry

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES/COMMUNITY SERVICE

Journal Editorial Positions

2004-06 Deputy Editor, Current Psychiatry in Primary Care

2007-Present Section Editor (Med/Psych), Current Psychiatry

2009-Present Associate Editor, Primary Care Companion for CNS Disorders

2011-Present Reviewer, Academic Psychiatry

2012-Present Reviewer, Journal of General Internal Medicine

2013-Present Reviewer, American Journal of Psychiatry

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2018-Present Editorial Board Member, Mental Health Journal

Long Term Service

2004-07 Reviewer, Current Psychiatry

2004-2010 Chair, Government Affairs Committee, Central California Psychiatric

Society

2004-2010 Member, California Psychiatric Association Government Affairs Committee

2005-07 Mental Health Services Act, Training and Education Committee member

California Department of Mental Health

2007-2009 Member, Sacramento County Regional Partnership Committee

2008-Present Council Member, California Psychiatric Association (CPA)

2007-Present Member, Central California Psychiatric Society Annual Planning

Committee

2008-Present Member, California Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting Planning

Committee

2008-2010 Member, System-Wide Treatment Access (STAR) Committee

(subcommittee of the CPA)

2009-2012 Advisory Group Member / Consultant, California Primary Care and

Mental Health Policy Integration Initiative

2009-Present Committee Member, American Psychiatric Association Clinical

Guidelines Committee

2010-2012 Primary Care Clinical Co-Director, California Primary Care and Mental

Health Policy Integration Initiative

2010-Present CCPS Representative Member, Organized Psychiatry in California (OPIC)

Committee – California Psychiatric Association

2010-Present Committee Member, CPA Access to Care Committee

2011-2014 Member, Scientific Planning Committee for the American Psychiatric

Association Annual Meeting

2011-2017 Member, Assembly Rules Reference Committee, American Psychiatric

Association

2011-2014 Founding Co-chair, American Association of Directors of Psychiatric

Residency Training (AADPRT) Combined Psychiatric Residency Training

Director Caucus

2013-2018 American Psychiatric Association Practice Guidelines Committee (Area 6

Representative)

2013-2017 Member, Council on Quality Care, American Psychiatric Association

2013-2018 Member, Assembly Psychiatric Education Reference Committee,

American Psychiatric Association

2013-Present Chair, Committee on Integration of Psychiatry and Medicine, California

Psychiatric Association

2013-Present Member, American Association of Directors of Psychiatric Residency

Training (AADPRT) Integrated Care Task Force

2013-2018 Member, American Psychiatric Association Workgroup on Integrated

Care

2014-Present Member, World Health Organization (WHO) Committee on Primary Care

Medicine and Psychiatry Integration

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2014-2018 Chair, California Psychiatric Association Annual Planning Committee

2014-Present Psychiatric Representative Invited Committee Member, California Office

of Statewide Health Planning and Development, Workforce Education and

Training (Behavioral Health)

2015-2017 Chair, American Association of Directors of Psychiatric Residency

Training (AADPRT) Integrated Care Task Force

2015-2018 Area 6 (California) Regional Psychiatry Residency Training Director

Representative, American Association of Directors of Psychiatric

Residency Training (AADPRT) Integrated Care Task Force

2016-2018 American Medical Association Physician Consortium for Performance

Improvement (PCPI), Representing the American College of Physicians

(Behavioral Health)

2017-Present Faculty Leader, UCI Psychiatry Student Interest Group

2018-Present Member, Orange County Mental Health Board

Short Term Service

2007 Scientific Poster Judge, Northern California Chapter of the American

College of Physicians - Monterey, CA

2008 American Psychiatric Association Federal Legislative Advocacy Week

California Representative, Washington D.C.

2010 California Medical Waiver 1115 Mental Health and Primary Care

Medicine Integration Committee

2011 Association of Medicine and Psychiatry Annual Meeting (Chicago)

Faculty / Medical Student Breakfast

2013-2014 Co-chair, Collaborative Care Taskforce, Department of Psychiatry and


2014 American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting (New York, NY)

Faculty / Resident Mentorship Breakfast

2015 American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting (Toronto, Canada)

Faculty / Resident Mentorship Breakfast

2015 American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting Psychiatry Student

Medical Student Interest Group (PSYCH SIGN) Speaker and Mentor

(Toronto, Canada)

2016 Medical Student Interest Group (PSYCH SIGN) Speaker and Mentor

(Atlanta, GA)

LICENSURE

1998-2003 Illinois medical license

2003-Present California medical license

SPECIALTY CERTIFICATION

2003 American Board of Internal Medicine

2004, 2014 American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology

2008 American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology – Psychosomatic Medicine

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GRANTS AND RESEARCH

2006 Richard Kravitz, M.D. Principal Investigator

Robert M. McCarron, D.O. Co-principal Investigator:

American Psychosomatic Society

Used to start the UC Davis Medicine and Psychiatry (MAP) Student

Interest Group

$1000.00 (2006)

2007 Robert M. McCarron, D.O. Co-principal Investigator

Richard Kravitz, M.D. Co-principal Investigator:

American Psychosomatic Society

Used to support the UC Davis Medicine and Psychiatry (MAP) Student

Interest Group

$1000.00 (2007)

2007-2009 Peter Yellowlees, M.D. (Principal Investigator), Don M. Hilty, M.D. (Co-

principal investigator, Robert M. McCarron, D.O. (Co-investigator):

Store & forward telepsychiatry: A cross cultural validation study in rural

California, The California Health Foundation and Trust (CHFT) 2007-09.

Assessed use of telepsychiatry in the primary care setting while utilizing a

non-psychiatrist as the principal interviewer and a board certified

psychiatrist as the “asynchronous telepsychiatry” consultant. $483,000

2008 Robert M. McCarron, D.O. Principal Investigator

Richard Kravitz, M.D. Co-principal Investigator:

American Psychosomatic Society -

Used to support the UC Davis Medicine and Psychiatry (MAP) Student

Interest Group

$1000.00 (2008)

2008-09 Glen Xiong, M.D.. Principal Investigator

Robert M. McCarron, D.O. Co-investigator:

UC Davis Clinical and Translational Science Center / National Center for

Research Resources (UL1 RR024146)

Understanding and Improving Diet and Exercise Practice in Group

Homes Serving People with Severe Mental Illness

$10,000 (2008-2009)

2009-2014 Robert M. McCarron, D.O. – Principal Investigator:

California Department of Mental Health Educational Grant - (5 year

residency training grant)

California Department of Mental Health Educational Stipend Program for

Psychiatry Residency Training (RFP# 08-78063-000)

Integrated Medicine and Psychiatry Ambulatory Residency Training

(IMPART)

$2,523,523.00 (2009-2014)

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2013-Present Scott Fishman, M.D. (Principal Investigator), Robert M. McCarron,

D.O. (Co-investigator and educator):

California Healthcare Foundation

Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO)

Provide weekly tele-mentoring and training of rural primary care

networks in pain management.

$698,000.00 (2013-2015)

2014-Present Jeffery Lieberman, M.D. (Principal Investigator), Cameron Carter and

Rick Maddock, M.D. (Co-Principal Investigators), Robert M. McCarron,

D.O. (Co-investigator): Validation study of magnetic resonance

spectroscopy (MRS) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)

for detection of ketamine effects on glutamatergic function in healthy

volunteers. Supported by NIMH – HHSN2712012000007. $240,552

(2014-2015)

2014-Present Peter Yellowlees, M.D. (Principal Investigator), Don M. Hilty, M.D. (Co-

Principal Investigator, Robert M. McCarron, D.O. (Co-investigator): A

controlled trial of patient centered telepsychiatry interventions, AHRQ

#1R01HS021477. Comparing synchronous and asynchronous

telepsychiatry (based in the primary care setting).

$2,499,500 (2013-18)

2014-Present Robert M. McCarron, D.O. (Principal Investigator), Mark Servis, M.D.,

Craig Keenan, M.D. and Sergio Aguilar-Gaxiola, M.D., PhD (Co-

Principal Investigators). California Office of Statewide Planning and

Development, Mental Health Services Act –Workforce, Education and

Training. Education Capacity – Psychiatrists RFP # 14-5017. Integrated

Medicine and Psychiatry Ambulatory Residency Training (IMPART)

Preventive Public Psychiatry (P3).

$1,350,000.00 (2014-2017)

2015-Present Robert M. McCarron, D.O., (Principal Investigator) Shannon Suo,

M.D. (Co-Principal Investigator). UC Davis Health System Practice

Management Board, Primary Care Network and the Department of

Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. Train New Trainers Primary Care

Psychiatry Fellowship (TNT – PCP).

$646,020 (2015-2017)

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2018 Robert M. McCarron, D.O. Principal Investigator

Shannon Suo, M.D. Co-Principal Investigator.

Cedars-Sinai Grant Agreement. Train New Trainers (TNT) Primary Care

Psychiatry (PCP) Fellowship

$650,000 (2018)

2018 R M. McCarron DO, Principal Investigator

Shannon Suo, MD, Co-Investigator

California Office of Statewide Planning and Development, Train New

Trainers Primary Care Psychiatry Fellowship.

$1 million (2018)

JOURNAL ARTICLES (peer reviewed)

1. 2005 McCarron RM. At risk for acute MI? Protecting your patients’ heart

health. Current Psychiatry 4:47-58

2. 2006 McCarron RM. Somatization in the primary care setting. Psychiatric

Times 23:32-34

3. 2006 Hilty DM, Seritan AL, McCarron RM. Psychopharmacology for

Neurologists: Principles, algorithms and other resources. Continuum

Lifelong Learning in Neurology 12:33-45

4. 2006 McCarron RM, Han J, Motosue-Brennan J: Somatization – an overview

for neurologists. Continuum Lifelong Learning in Neurology12:86-98.

5. 2008 McCarron RM, Xiong G, Chen W. Rheumatoid arthritis: A new

diagnostic approach. Current Psychiatry 2008; 7: 61-67.

6. 2008 Onate J, Hales R, McCarron RM, Han J, Pitman D. A novel approach to

medicine training for psychiatry residents. Academic Psychiatry 2008;

32:518-520.

7. 2008 Kathol RG, Kunkel E, Weiner J, McCarron RM, Worley LM, Yates WR,

Summergrad P, Huyse FJ. Psychiatrists for the Medically Complex:

Bringing Value at the Physical Health & Mental Health/Substance Use

Disorder Interface. Psychosomatics 2009; 50:93-107.

8. 2009 Khan R, McCarron RM. Medical Complications of Substance Abuse.

Current Psychiatry 2009 Vol 8, 11.

9. 2010 Leung MW, Xiong, GL, Leamon MH, McCarron RM, Hales, RE.

General-medical hospital admissions from a public inpatient psychiatric

Health facility: a review of medical complications over 30 months.

Psychosomatics, 2010 Nov;51(6):498-502.

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10. 2010 Xiong, GL, Iosif A, Bermudes RA, McCarron RM

Hales RE. Preventive Medical Services Use Among Community Mental

Health Patients With Severe Mental Illness: The Influence of Gender and

Insurance Coverage. Prim Care Companion J Clin Psychiatry 2010;12(5).

11. 2010 Fancher TL, Keenan CR, Stocker T, Harris T, Meltvedt C, Morfin J,

McCarron RM, Kulkarni-Date M, Henderson MC. A residency

track focused on the underserved and community engagement: the

Transforming Education and Community Heath (TEACH) Program.

Academic Medicine February 2011 Volume 86 - Issue 2.

12. 2010 Huang H, McCarron RM. Medically Unexplained Symptoms:

Evidence-based Intervention - An Integrated, Collaborative Approach Can

Overcome Treatment Barriers. Current Psychiatry Vol. 10, No. 7, 2011.

13. 2010 Scher LM, Loomis E, McCarron RM. Traumatic brain injury:

Pharmacotherapy Options for Cognitive Deficits - Different Medication

Classes Improve Different Areas of Cognitive Function. Current

Psychiatry. Vol. 10, No. 2. February, 2011.

14. 2010 Onate J, Fisher T, McCarron RM (Editor) HIV Screening: Latest Testing

Guidelines. Current Psychiatry. Vol. 10, No 4. April 2011.

15. 2012 McCarron RM (Editor), Reed M. American College of Physicians

Physicians’ Information and Education Resource (PIER): Depression

Module. http://pier.acponline.org/physicians/public/d954/d954.html. Last

updated January 2012.

16. 2013 Chen, Jie, McCarron RM. Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome: There’s

Nothing Like a Hot Bath. Current Psychiatry Vol 12, No 10, October

2013.

17. 2013 Yellowlees PM, Odor A, Iosif I, Parish M, Nafiz N, Patrice K, Xiong G,

McCarron RM, Sanchez R, Ochoa E, Hilty D. Transcultural Psychiatry

Made Simple—Asynchronous Telepsychiatry as an Approach to

Providing Culturally Relevant Care. Telemedicine and e-health Vol.19

No. 4 April 2013.

18. 2013 McCarron RM (Editor), Reed M. American College of Physicians

Physicians’ Information and Education Resource (PIER): Depression

Module. http://pier.acponline.org/physicians/public/d954/d954.html. Last

updated January 2013.

19. 2014 Gibson M, McCarron RM. Treatment of chronic pain with psychotropic

medications. Psychopharm Review Vol 40 No. 1, January 2014.

20. 2014 Cowley D, Dunaway K, Folstein M, Frosch E, Han J, Joseph R,

McCarron RM, Ratzliff A, Solomon B, Unutzer J. Teaching Psychiatry

http://pier.acponline.org/physicians/public/d954/d954.html

http://pier.acponline.org/physicians/public/d954/d954.html

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Residents to Work at the Interface of Mental Health and Primary Care.

Academic Psychiatry. April 15, 2014.

21. 2014 Vanderlip E., Chwastiak L, McCarron RM. Non-Fasting Screening for

Cardiovascular Risk in Populations with Severe Mental Illness Taking

Second-Generation Antipsychotic. Psychiatric Services Vol 65 Number 5.

May 2014.

22. 2014 Frankel S, Bourgeois J, Xiong, G., McCarron RM, Han J, Erdberg P. Original Research Reports: The Medical-Psychiatric Coordinating

Physician–Led Model: Team-Based Treatment for Complex Patients.

Psychosomatics, June 2014.

23. 2015 Chwastiak L, McCarron RM, Han J, Wisse B. Clinical Management of

Diabetes and Psychosis. Invited submission to Lancet Psychiatry Volume

2 May 2015 p 465-476.

24. 2015 Xiong GL, Iosif AM, Suo S, McCarron RM, Koike A, Onate J, Carter C.

Understanding Preventive Health Screening Services Use in Persons with

Serious Mental Illness: How does Integrated Behavioral Health Primary

Care Compare? I’nt. J. Psychiatry In Medicine, Vol. 48(4) 279-298, 2015.

25. 2015 McCarron RM, Bourgeois J, Chwastiak L, Hales RE, Han J, Rado J,

Rivelli S, Yu A. Integrated Medicine and Psychiatry (IMAP)

Curriculum for Psychiatry Residency Training: An Innovative,

Interdisciplinary and Collaborative Response To Evolving Workforce

Needs. Academic Psychiatry: Volume 39, Issue 4 (2015), Page 461-465.

26. 2015 Reardon CL, Bentman A, Cowley DS, Dunaway K, Forstein M, Girgis C,

Han J, Hunk E, Jones J, Keeble T, McCarron R, Varley M. General and

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Resident Training in Integrated Care: a

Survey of Program Directors. Academic Psychiatry (2015) 39:442–447.

27. 2015 Ramezani A, McCarron RM, Lashai M, Lenaerts M. Head Pain and

Psychiatric Illness: Applying the Biopsychosocial Model To Care –

Integrating the Neurological, Cognitive, and Psychological Aspects of

This Condition Enhances Clinical Assessment. Current Psychiatry Vol 14,

Number 9, pages 13-26.

28. 2015 McCarron RM. Integrated Care at the Interface of Psychiatry and

Primary Care Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease. Psychiatr Clin N Am

38 (2015) 463–474.

29. 2015 McCarron RM. Rx: Treating chronic medical vulnerability in the

mentally ill. Current Psychiatry. Vol 14 Number 9. Pages 9-10.

Invited Editorial.

30. 2016 McCarron RM, Vanderlip E, Rado J. Assessment and Treatment of

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Depression – Clinical Updates. Annals of Internal Medicine.

Volume 4 Oct 2016 p51-63.

31. 2016 Ramezani A, Rockers DM, Wanlass RL, & McCarron RM.

Teaching Behavioral Medicine Professionals and Trainees an Elaborated

Version of the Y-Model: Implications for the Integration of Cognitive-

Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic Therapy, and Motivational

Interviewing. Journal of Psychotherapy Integration. 2016, August 8

32. 2017 Nguyen C, Xie L. McCarron RM, et. al. Epidemiology and Economic

Burden of Serotonin Syndrome With Concomitant Use of Serotonergic

Agents: A Retrospective Study Utilizing Two Large US Claims

Databases. Primary Care Companion CNS Disorders 2017; 19(0).

33. 2017 McCarron RM, Keenan CR, Lashai B, Onate JC. How to diagnose and

manage hypertension in a psychiatric patient. Current Psychiatry Vol 16,

Number 6, pages 23-30.2017.

34. 2018 Yellowlees P, Burke-Parish M, Gonzalez A, Chan S, Hilty D, Losif AM,

McCarron R, Odor A, Scher L, Sciolla A, Shore J, Xiong G.

Asynchronous Telepsychiatry: A component of Stepped Integrated Care.

Telemedicine and e-Health. Volume 24, No 5, May 2018

JOURNAL ARTICLES AND INVITED EDITORIALS (non-peer reviewed)

35. 2008 McCarron RM. Managing somatization disorder. American Medical

Association Journal of Ethics July 2008, Volume 10, Number 7: 447-452.

Virtual Mentor. http://virtualmentor.ama-assn.org/2008/07/cprl1-

0807.html. Accessed July 2, 2008.

36. 2008 McCarron RM. CCPS President-elect Report. Central California

Psychiatric Society Newsletter. July 2008, Issue No. 25.

http://www.CenCalPsych.org/newsletter.shtml


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Psychiatric Society Newsletter. July 2009, Issue No. 29.



Psychiatric Society Newsletter. October 2009, Issue No. 30.



Psychiatric Society Newsletter. January 2010, Issue No. 31.



Psychiatric Society Newsletter. April 2010, Issue No. 32.



Psychiatric Society Newsletter. July 2010, Issue No. 33,


45. 2010 McCarron RM, Aguilar-Gaxiola S, Meltvedt C. Mainstreaming Mental

Health: Integrating Substance abuse and mental health treatment into

primary care. San Francisco Medicine, Journal of the San Francisco

Medical Society. 2010, 83; 15-16.

46. 2013 McCarron RM. The DSM-5 and The Art of Medicine: Certainly

Uncertain. Annals of Internal Medicine. Vol. 155, Number 5, Sept 2013.

47. 2014 McCarron RM. From the Experts: Cross-Specialty Education Key to

Psychiatric Patients’ Health. April 29, 2014. Psychiatric News.

psychnews.psychiatryonline.org/newsArticle.aspx?articleid=1867327.

48. 2017 McCarron RM. Meeting the Need: Why UC Davis is Training Primary

Care Providers in Psychiatric Care. Medical Board of California

Newsletter. Summer 2017, pages 7-8

49. 2017 McCarron RM, Suo S, Parish M. Fellowship Expands Behavioral Health

Care Where Needed the Most. December 8, 2017. Psychiatric News.

https://psychnews.psychiatryonline.org/doi/full/10.1176/appi.pn.2017.12a

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BOOK CHAPTERS

1. 2007 McCarron, RM, Keenan C: Metabolic Syndrome. A Clinical Guide for

Managing Metabolic Abnormalities in the Psychiatrically Ill: What

Psychiatrists Need to Know. American Psychiatric Press Inc.






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2. 2007 Hilty DM, McCarron RM, Ton H: Management of mental illness in

patients with diabetes. Prim Care Clin Office Pract 34 (2007) 713-730.

W.B. Sanders Company 2007.

3. 2008 Young JS, McCarron RM: First aid for the USLME step 3, 2nd

edition -

Psychiatry. McGraw-Hill 2008.

4. 2008 Young JS, McCarron RM: First aid for the USLME step 3, 2nd

edition -

Neurology. McGraw-Hill 2008.

5. 2008 McCarron RM, Xiong GL, Henderson M: Unexplained Physical

Symptoms – Somatoform Disorders. Lippincott’s Primary Care

Psychiatry. Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins.

6. 2008 Fancher T, McCarron RM, Kukoyi O, Bourgeois JA: Mood Disorders –

Depression. Lippincott’s Primary Care Psychiatry. Lippincott,

Williams & Wilkins.

7. 2008 Onate JC, Xiong GL, McCarron RM: The Primary Care Psychiatric

Assessment. Lippincott’s Primary Care Psychiatry. Lippincott, Williams

& Wilkins.

8. 2010 Rivelli, SK, McCarron RM, Kathol RG. Psychopharmacology in the

Primary Care Setting. Glick ID, Balon R, Zisook S, et al. American

Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology Model Psychopharmacology

Curriculum (ASCP) for Training Directors and Teachers of

Psychopharmacology in Psychiatric Residency Programs, 6th Edition,

2010.

9. 2014 McCarron RM, Rivelli, S, O’Brien V, Onate J. Training the Next

Generation of Psychiatrists In Integrated Medical–Psychiatric Care.

Summergrad, P, Kathol, R. Integrated Care in Psychiatry. Springer

Publishing. May 2014.

10. 2014 McCarron RM, Hsu D, DeMoss, D. Hypertension. Preventive Medical

Care in Psychiatry A Practical Guide for Clinicians. Editors: McCarron

RM, Xiong GL, Keenan C, Nasrallah H. American Psychiatric

Publishing 2015.

11. 2014 Cowely D, McCarron RM. Preventive Medicine and Psychiatric Training

Considerations. Preventive Medical Care in Psychiatry A Practical Guide

for Clinicians. Editors: McCarron RM, Xiong GL, Keenan C, Nasrallah

H. American Psychiatric Publishing 2015.

12. 2016 McCarron, RM, Suo S (authors). Chapter 76, Psychotropic Medications

and Pain. Bajwa, Z.H., Wootton, J.R., Warfield,

C.A. (2016). Principles and Practice of Pain Medicine (3rd

ed., pp. 670-

676). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill

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13. 2016 Hilty DM, Johnston B, McCarron RM: “How Telemental Health Adds to

Traditional Outpatient and Newer Models of Integrated Care for Patients,

Providers And Systems.” In Key Issues in e-Mental Health. Eds Mucic D,

Hilty DM, Springer Publishing, NY, NY, pp. 129-150, 2015.

14. 2017 McCarron RM, Ramezani A, Koebner I, Sheth S. Integrated Chronic

Pain and Psychiatric Management. Integrated Behavioral Health and

Primary Care: Model and Concepts. Oxford University Press NY NY.

Editor Robert Feinstein, M.D.

BOOK CHAPTERS (IN PRESS)

15. 2018 McCarron RM, Sheth S, Koebner I. Chronic Pain Management and

Psychiatry. Integrated Psychiatric Clinical Care. Editor: Paul

Summergrad, MD. American Psychiatric Publishing.

16. 2018 McCarron RM, Reed M, Rivelli S, Han Jaesu, Suo S. Integrated

Psychiatric Education. Editors: De Golia, SG. American Psychiatric

Publishing.

17. 2018 McCarron RM, DeMartini J. The Primary Care Psychiatric Interview.

Primary Care Psychiatry. McCarron, R. et al, eds. Association of

Medicine and Psychiatry: Primary Care Psychiatry. 2nd

ed. Philadelphia,

PA: Wolters Kluwer; 2019.

18. 2018 McCarron RM, Enoch L, Kho C. Supportive Psychotherapy. Primary

Care Psychiatry. McCarron, R. et al, eds. Association of Medicine and

Psychiatry: Primary Care Psychiatry. 2nd

ed. Philadelphia, PA: Wolters

Kluwer; 2019.

19. 2018 McCarron RM, Ramezani A, Reed M. Pain Medicine and The Psychiatric

Interview. Primary Care Pain Medicine. Editors: Sheth S, DeMesa C,

McCarron RM, Fishman S. Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer; 2019.

BOOKS EDITED

1. 2009 McCarron RM, Xiong GL, Bourgeois JA. Lippincott’s Primary Care

Psychiatry. Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins.

PSYCHIATRYFORPCP.COM (Companion web site)

2. 2013 McCarron RM, Xiong GL, Keenan C, Nasrallah H. Preventive Medical

Care in Psychiatry A Practical Guide for Clinicians.

American Psychiatric Publishing 2015.

3. 2016 McCarron RM, Xiong GL, Keenan C, Scher L, Servis, M, Han J.

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Preventive Medical Care in Psychiatry A Practical Guide for Clinicians:

Study Guide. American Psychiatric Publishing, 2016.

BOOKS IN PRESS

1. 2018 McCarron, R. et al, eds. Association of Medicine and Psychiatry:

Primary Care Psychiatry. 2nd

ed. Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer; 2019.

2. 2018 Primary Care Pain Medicine. Editors: Sheth S, DeMesa C,

McCarron RM, Fishman S. Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer; 2019.

3. 2018 Hersevoort S, McCarron, R. Xiong G, eds.

Primary Care Psychiatry Pocket Book. Philadelphia, PA:

Wolters Kluwer; 2019.

PRESENTATIONS - LECTURES (Selected invited CME presentations only)

1. 2001 McCarron RM. Inflammatory Depression: A Psychoneuroimmunologic

Approach. Psychiatry Grand Rounds. Rush University, Chicago IL

2. 2002 McCarron RM. Clinical Pathological Case Presentation. Rush

University, Chicago IL

3. 2004 McCarron RM. Primary Care Psychiatry: Hepatitis C and Mood

Disorders. Sacramento County Primary Care Clinic, Sacramento CA

4. 2005 McCarron RM. Primary Care Psychiatry: Major Depressive Disorders.

Central California Psychiatric Society, Aptos CA

5. 2006 McCarron RM. Mood Disorders in the Primary Care Setting…A

Practical Approach. San Joaquin County Mental Health Conference,

Stockton CA

6. 2006 McCarron RM. Primary Care Psychiatry: Mood Disorders. California

Society of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians,

Anaheim CA

7. 2006 McCarron RM. Unexplained Somatic Complaints in the Primary Care

Setting. Internal Medicine Grand Rounds. University of California,

Davis Medical Center, Sacramento, CA

8. 2006 Schwilk E, McCarron RM, Ton H: When the patient knows best…

Northern California Chapter of the American College of Physicians

Annual Scientific Conference. Monterey, CA. (Poster)

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9. 2007 Onate J, Rado, J, McCarron RM, Xiong G, Lim R, Rivelli S: Integrating

General Medical and Psychiatric Care. Institute of Psychiatric

Services Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA. (Workshop)

10. 2007 Zachary H, McCarron RM, Fitzgerald F: Worrying and wasting away.

Northern California Chapter of the American College of Physicians.

Monterey, CA. (Poster)

11. 2007 McCarron RM. Primary Care Psychiatry – Major Depressive Disorder.

New Advances in Internal Medicine – Department of Internal Medicine,

University of California, Davis. Kohala Coast, Big Island of Hawaii

12. 2007 McCarron RM. Primary Care Psychiatry – Anxiety Disorders. New

Advances in Internal Medicine – Department of Internal Medicine,

University of California, Davis. Kohala Coast, Big Island of Hawaii

13. 2007 McCarron RM. Medicine and Psychiatry – An Overview. The

University of Iowa Medicine and Psychiatry, Integration at the Bedside,

Iowa City IA

14. 2007 McCarron RM. Self-Evaluation Program (SEP) for Maintenance of

Certification: Internal Medicine Recent Advances Module (20-R) –

Invited Faculty Discussant. Northern California Chapter of the American

College of Physicians

Annual Scientific Session. Monterey, CA

15. 2008 McCarron RM, Serritan A. Metabolic Syndrome Workshop. Central

California Psychiatric Society Annual CME Conference. Monterey, CA.

(Workshop)

16. 2008 McCarron RM, Han J. Three stepped approach to help psychiatrists stay

current on the basics of general medicine…without reading all those

medical journals. American Association of Directors of Psychiatric

Residency Training (AADPRT). New Orleans, LA. (Workshop)

17. 2008 McCarron RM, Han J, Wulsin L, Clark S, Lau A. Developing a

Medicine and Psychiatry (MAP) Curriculum. Association of Medicine

and Psychiatry. Iowa City, Iowa. (Workshop)

18. 2008 McCarron RM. Painfully Depressed – An Overview of Depression and

Unexplained Physical Complaints in The Primary Care Setting.

California American College of Family Physicians Annual Conference,

Anaheim, CA

19. 2009 McCarron RM, JA Bourgeois, Xiong GL, Onate JC. Medical Mysteries

and Practical Med-Psych Updates: Is It “Medical”, “Psychiatric” Or A

Little Of Both…? American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting –

Advances in Medicine, San Francisco, CA. (workshop)

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20. 2009 McCarron RM. Joint Injection Practice – Knee, Shoulder, Hand and

Wrist. UC Davis

Health System New Advances in Internal Medicine, Monterey CA. (workshop)

21. 2009 McCarron RM. Management of Depression and Anxiety. UC Davis

Health System New Advances in Internal Medicine, Monterey CA.

(workshop)

22. 2009 McCarron RM. Psychiatry and Neurology Board Review Course –

Invited Faculty Lecturer. American Psychiatric Association Annual

Meeting, San Francisco, CA

23. 2009 McCarron RM. Recognize Depression and Improve Quality of Life: A

Quick Approach In the Outpatient Setting. UC Davis Occupational and

Environmental Medicine Annual Symposium, Sacramento, CA

24. 2009 McCarron RM. Mood Disorders – What’s Up With All These

Medications? UC Davis Health System New Advances in Internal

Medicine, Monterey CA

25. 2009 McCarron RM. “AMPS”: A Quick, Effective Approach to The

Psychiatric Interview For The Non-Psychiatrist. UC Davis Health System

New Advances in Internal Medicine, Monterey CA

26. 2009 McCarron RM. How to manage the agitated patient in the emergency

room. UC Davis Health System Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds,

Sacramento CA

27. 2009 McCarron RM. Your Asked for It UC Davis CME Grand Rounds –

Diagnosing and Treating Mood Disorders in The Primary Care

Setting…Just What You Need To Know. University of California, Davis

Department of CME, Sacramento CA

28. 2010 McCarron RM. Detection and management of malingering in the

emergency room setting. Mercy Health System Grand Rounds,

Sacramento CA

29. 2010 McCarron RM. The assessment and management of agitation in the

emergency room setting… just what you need to know. Mercy Health

System Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds, Sacramento CA

30. 2010 McCarron RM, Han J, Rivelli S, Han J, Hsu D. Medical

Mysteries and Practical Med-Psych Updates: Is It “Medical”,

Psychiatric” Or A Little Of Both…? American Psychiatric Association

Annual Meeting – Advances in Medicine, New Orleans, LA. (workshop)

31. 2010 Meltvedt BA, Malhotra BS, Guess M, Xiong GL, McCarron RM

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UC Davis Medicine / Psychiatry Combined Training: Who’s Applying?

Association of Medicine and Psychiatry Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL

(poster)

32. 2010 McCarron RM, Heinrich T, et al. Internal Medicine Updates Workshop –

sponsored by the Association of Medicine and Psychiatry. Academy of

Psychosomatic Medicine Annual Meeting, Marco Island, Fl (workshop)

33. 2010 McCarron RM. How to manage the agitated patient in the emergency

room. Sutter Health System Grand Rounds to emergency medicine

practitioners, Sacramento, CA

34. 2010 McCarron RM. The Inpatient Psychiatric Assessment. Sutter Health

System Grand Rounds to the Council on Patient Care. Sacramento, CA

35. 2010 McCarron RM. Why are your patients dying so soon?: Metabolic

syndrome and severe mental illness. Loma Linda University Department

of Psychiatry Grand Rounds. Loma Linda, CA

36. 2010 McCarron RM. The Agitated Patient: An Overview for Nurses. Sutter

Health System Grand Rounds for Nursing Staff. Sacramento, CA

37. 2010 McCarron RM. Primary Care Psychiatry: Treating Depression.

California Society of the American College of Osteopathic Family

Physicians, Anaheim CA

38. 2010 McCarron RM. Primary Care Psychiatry: Psychiatric Review of

Symptoms. Association of Medicine and Psychiatry Primary Care

Psychiatry Conference, Chicago IL

39. 2010 McCarron RM. Why are your patients dying so soon?: An Overview on

Metabolic Syndrome and Severe Mental Illness. California Psychiatric

Association Annual Conference, La Quinta CA

40. 2010 McCarron RM. Metabolic Syndrome and Psychotropics: An Evidence-

based Overview. Ventura County Annual Mental Health Conference

(invited speaker). Ventura, CA

41. 2011 McCarron RM, Heinrich T. Medical / Psychiatric Updates – Just What

You Need To Know. Central California Psychiatric Society Annual

Conference. Santa Cruz, CA.

42. 2011 McCarron RM, Gagliardi J, Han J, Xiong G. Medical



Annual Meeting – Advances in Medicine, Honolulu, Hawaii. (workshop)

43. 2011 McCarron RM, Leung, M, Hsu D. Medical Updates for Psychiatrists.

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California Psychiatric Association Annual Conference. Yosemite, CA

(workshop)

44. 2011 McCarron RM, Han J, Onate J, Suo S, Scher L. The Essential Elements

of Primary Care Psychiatry: A Practical Overview. California

Department of Mental Health / CalMEND Conference. Sacramento, CA

45. 2011 McCarron RM. Reorganization of Los Angeles County Mental Health –

Integration With Primary Care (invited by the LA County Mental Health

Medical Director to present to LA County psychiatrists). Los Angeles

California. (workshop)

46. 2011 McCarron RM. American Psychiatric Association Psych SIGN

(Psychiatry Student Interest National Group): Overview On Integrated

Residency Training. American Psychiatric Association, Institute of

Psychiatric Services Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA. (workshop)

47. 2011 McCarron RM. Statewide Innovations In Primary Care / Psychiatry

Integration: An Overview. American Psychiatric Association, Office of

Minority and National Affairs (OMNA) Primary Care and Behavioral

Health Integration Conference. Sacramento, CA.

48. 2011 McCarron RM. Primary Care Psychiatry: Treating Bipolar Disorder.

California Society of the American College of Osteopathic Family

Physicians, Anaheim CA.

49. 2011 Knapp P, McCarron RM, Shackelford J, Suo S, Mangurian C. Improving

integration of care for people with severe mental illness in California:

The CalMEND Pilot Collaboratives on Integration. American Psychiatric

Association Institute of Psychiatric Services. San Francisco, CA.

50. 2012 Cowley DS, Frosch E, McCarron RM, Han J, Snyder KM, Forstein M,

Joseph R. Preparing Residents for Future Health Care Models: Working

at the Interface with Primary Care. American Association of Directors of

Psychiatry Residency Training (AADPRT) Annual Meeting. San Diego,

CA

51. 2012 Cowley DS, Frosch E, McCarron RM, Han J, Snyder KM, Forstein M,

Joseph R. Preparing Residents for Future Health Care Models: Working

at the Interface with Primary Care. American Psychiatric Association

Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA.

52. 2012 Vanderlip,E, McCarron RM, Wulsin L. Combined Residency Training

Programs: Past, Present, and Future. American Psychiatric Association

Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA.

53. 2012 Heinrich T, McCarron RM, White C, Rivelli, S. Academy of Psychosomatic

Medicine Pre-conference, Updated in Medicine Symposium. Academy of

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Psychosomatic Medicine Annual Conference, Scottsdale, AZ.

54. 2012 McCarron RM. American Academy of Pain Medicine (AAPM) 2012 Essential

Tools for Treating the Patient in Pain: What Every Primary Care and Pain Specialist

Needs to Know --- How to Use the AMPS To Diagnose Common Psychiatric

Disorder In Pain Medicine. AAPM Annual Conference. Palm Springs, CA

55. 2012 McCarron RM, Rivelli S, Leung, Heinrich T. Medical



Annual Meeting – Advances in Medicine, Philadelphia, PA.

56. 2012 McCarron RM. Integration and Education – An Important Partnership. Center for

Public Service Psychiatry of the Western Psychiatric Institute. Pittsburgh, PA

57. 2013 McCarron RM, Onate JC. Los Angeles County Mental Health and

Primary Care Conference on Integrating Medicine and Psychiatry. Los

Angeles CA.

58. 2013 Vernderlip E, Raney L, Rivelli S, McCarron RM, Han J, Onate J, Suo S. Primary

Care Skills for Psychiatrists Workshop. American Psychiatric Association Annual

Meeting. San Francisco, CA.

59. 2013 Fishman S, McCarron RM. Updates In Pain Psychiatry and Opioid Prescribing.

American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA.

60. 2013 GL Xiong MD; AM Iosif PhD; L Phillips MD; D Patron BA; A Yu, MD;

J Han, MD; J Onate MD, S Suo MD; R McCarron DO. Understanding

and Overcoming Barriers to Use of Preventive Screening Services in

Persons with Schizophrenia. Poster Presentation at the Association of

Medicine and Psychiatry Annual Meeting 2013, Chicago, IL

61. 2013 Vernderlip E, McCarron RM, Raney L, Han J, Ward M. Primary

Care Skills for Psychiatrists Workshop. American Psychiatric Association Annual

Meeting. San Francisco, CA.

62. 2013 McCarron RM. Diagnostic considerations with lower back pain. Nevada Psychiatric

Association Annual Meeting: Updates in Preventive Psychiatry – Med Psych

Interface. Las Vegas, NV.

63. 2013 McCarron RM. Clinical Updates in Neurology. Nevada Psychiatric Association

Annual Meeting: Updates in Preventive Psychiatry – Med Psych Interface. Las

Vegas, NV.

64. 2013 McCarron RM, Rivelli S, Gagliardi J, Onate J. Medical



Annual Meeting – Advances in Medicine, San Francisco CA.

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65. 2013 McCarron RM, Han J, Scher L. Overview on integrated training for

Psych Student Interest Group National (SIGN) members panel discussion.

American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting – Advances in

Medicine, San Francisco CA.

66. 2013 McCarron RM. Keynote speaker – Metabolic risk and psychiatric

illness. Department of Nursing CME Conference, University of California,

Davis, Sacramento, CA.

67. 2013 McCarron RM. The essentials of back pain. California Psychiatric

Association Annual Meeting, La Quinta, CA.

68. 2014 McCarron RM. How to do a psychiatric interview using AMPS.

American Academy of Pain Medicine Annual Meeting, Phoenix AZ.

69. 2014 McCarron RM. An overview on somatic symptoms disorders –

diagnosis and treatment. American Academy of Pain Medicine Annual

Meeting, Phoenix AZ.

70. 2014 McCarron RM, Rivelli S, Gagliardi J, Sheth S. Medical



Annual Meeting – Advances in Medicine, New York, NY.

71. 2014 McCarron RM. Unexplained physical complaints and psychiatric pain generators.

Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO). University of

California, Davis, Division of Pain Medicine, Sacramento CA.

72. 2014 McCarron RM. Mood disorders and chronic pain.

Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO). University of

California, Davis, Division of Pain Medicine, Sacramento CA.

73. 2014 McCarron RM. Combined medicine / psychiatry training and preventive

medicine. Association of Medicine and Psychiatry Annual Meeting,

Chicago, Il.

74. 2014 McCarron RM. Preventive medical care in psychiatry – just what you

need to know. Plenary Address – California Psychiatric Association

Annual Meeting, Yosemite, CA.

75. 2014 Fishman S, Mahajan G, McCarron RM, Garcia J. Approach to the

patient with low back pain – panel participant. University of California,

Davis School of Medicine Internal Medicine Grand Rounds. Sacramento,

CA.

76. 2015 McCarron RM. Cardiovascular Disease Prevention in Psychiatry: An

Overview. American Academy of Clinical Psychiatrists, Chicago, IL.

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77. 2015 McCarron RM. Management of Obesity in Psychiatry. American

Academy of Clinical Psychiatrists, Chicago, IL.

78. 2015 McCarron RM. Preventive medicine in psychiatry: An overview.

Keynote Speaker. Wisconsin Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting,

Milwaukee, WI.

79. 2015 McCarron RM. Cardiovascular risk in those with severe mental illness:

Prevention is key. Wisconsin Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting,

Milwaukee, WI.

80. 2015 McCarron RM. Motivational interviewing in the primary care setting:

Addressing non-adherence to treatment. Keynote Speaker. 41th Annual

Diabetes & Endo Symposium, Sacramento, CA.

81. 2015 Robitz R, Folsom D, McCarron RM. Creating an integration

educational infrastructure for categorical psychiatric residency programs.

American Association of Directors of Psychiatry Residency Training

(AADPRT) Annual Meeting,Orlando, FL.

82. 2015 McCarron RM. Invited Professor Series University of California, San

Francisco, Fresno Branch. Preventive medicine in psychiatry: An

overview. Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Fresno,

CA.

83. 2015 McCarron RM. Invited Professor Series University of California, San

Francisco, Fresno Branch. Essentials of Primary Care Psychiatry – using

the AMPS approach. Department of Internal Medicine Grand Rounds,

Fresno, CA.

84. 2015 McCarron RM, Han J, Rado J, Pritham R. Medical



Annual Meeting – Advances in Medicine, Toronto, Canada.

85. 2015 Rado J, Raney L, Han J, McCarron RM, et al. Primary Care Skills for

Psychiatrists. American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting –

Toronto, Canada.

86. 2015 Raney L, McCarron RM, Unützer J, Nasrallah H, Druss B. Practical

Guide to Preparing Psychiatric Trainees to Practice in Integrated Primary

Care and Mental Health Settings. American Psychiatric Association

Annual Meeting –Toronto, Canada.

87. 2015 Koh S, Robitz R, McCarron RM. Integrated Care and Psychiatric

Residency Education. American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting

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Toronto, Canada.

88. 2015 McCarron, RM. Psychotropic Medications For Use in Pain Medicine.

Project ECHO – UD Davis Division of Pain Medicine. Sacramento, CA.

89. 2015 McCarron RM. The Primary Care Psychiatry Interview: The AMPS

Approach. American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians, Anaheim

CA.

90. 2015 McCarron RM. Preventive Medicine and Psychosomatic Medicine –

Just What You Need To Know. Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine

Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA.

91. 2015 McCarron RM. The Primary Care Psychiatric Interview and Overview

On the Treatment of Mood Disorders. Mental and Behavioral Health

Management for Primary Care CME Meeting, Contemporary Forums

(Meeting Chair). Las Vegas, NV.

92. 2015 McCarron RM. Preventive Medical Care In Psychiatry: An Overview.

Psychiatry Update – American Academy of Clinical Psychiatrists Las

Vegas, NV.

93. 2015 McCarron RM. Weight Management and Mental Illness. An Overview.

Psychiatry Update – American Academy of Clinical Psychiatrists Las

Vegas, NV.

94. 2016 McCarron RM. Preventive Medicine and Mental Health – Only What

You Psychiatrists Need To Know. Northern California Psychiatric

Society Annual Meeting, Napa CA.

95. 2016 McCarron RM, Rivelli S, Rado J, Pritham R. Medical



Annual Meeting – Advances in Medicine (Invited), Atlanta, GA.

96. 2016 McCarron, RM, Rado J, Onate J. You’re Taking What? Understanding New

Commonly Used Medicines for Medical Disorders: A Case-Based Approach for the

General Psychiatrist. American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting – Advances

in Medicine (Invited), Atlanta, GA.

97. 2016 McCarron RM. Prevention in Psychiatry: An overview on combined psychiatric

training. American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting, National Psychiatry

Student Interest Group, (Invited), Atlanta, GA.

98. 2016 McCarron RM. Chronic pain management and psychiatric considerations. San

Diego Psychiatric Society Annual Meeting (Invited), San Diego, CA.

99. 2016 McCarron RM. “AMPS”: A Quick, Effective Approach to The Primary Care

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Chronic Pain / Psychiatric Interview. Pain Care for Primary Care CME Conference,

American Pain Society, Orlando FL.

100. 2016 McCarron RM. “AMPS”: The Primary Care Psychiatry Overview. Train New

Trainers Primary Care Psychiatry Conference, Long Beach, CA.

101. 2016 McCarron RM. Suicide Risk Assessment in the Primary Care Setting. UC Davis

Division of Pain Medicine ECHO CME, Sacramento, CA.

102. 2016 McCarron RM, Vanderlip, E. Models of Integrated Clinical Care and Education.

Association of Medicine and Psychiatry Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.

103. 2016 McCarron RM. Updates on the Treatment of Chronic Pain. Kaiser Permanente

Medical Staff CME, San Jose, CA.

104. 2016 McCarron RM, Scher L. Integrated Medicine and Psychiatry Curriculum for

Psychiatry Residency Training: A Model Designed to Meet Growing Mental Health

Workforce Needs. Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine Annual Meeting, Austin, TX.

105. 2016 McCarron RM. The Primary Care Psychiatry Interview. Connecticut

Meridian, CT.

106. 2016 McCarron RM. Personality Disorders: An Overview. Connecticut

Primary Care Association. Updates in Primary Care Psychiatry (Chair).

Meridian, CT.

107. 2017 McCarron RM. Preventive Medicine in Psychiatry: An Overview.

Grand Rounds University of California, Irvine, Orange CA.

108. 2017 McCarron RM. Pain and Psychiatry...What Psychiatrists Need to Know.

Northern California Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting, Napa CA.

109. 2018 McCarron RM, Kuritsky L. Diagnosis and Assessment: Performing a

Comprehensive Workup for Sudden Onset, Chronic and Acute Pain. 2017

Pain Care for Primary Care (PCPC) Conference, Orlando, FL.

110. 2018 McCarron RM, Herndon C. Update on Non-Opioid Analgesics and

Adjuvants. 2017Pain Care for Primary Care (PCPC) Conference,

Orlando, FL.

111. 2018 McCarron RM. Behavioral health integration and innovation.

2018 Cedars-Sinai Managing to Leading Networking Meeting, Los

Angeles, CA.

NATIONAL CME CONFERENCES ORGANIZED:

1. 2000 Course Director, Internal Medicine/Psychiatry Midwest Regional CME

Conference

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2. 2009 Course Director, UC Davis Primary Care Psychiatry Update CME

Conference. UC Davis Medicine and Psychiatry Advisory Group.

Sacramento, CA

3. 2009 UC Davis Integrated Medicine Psychiatry Ambulatory Residency Training

(IMPART) Retreat. Napa, CA

4. 2010 Primary Care Psychiatry Workshop for Sacramento County practitioners.

Sacramento, CA

5. 2010 Association of Medicine and Psychiatry Annual CME Meeting 2010.

Chicago, IL (Co-chair), Chicago, IL

6. 2010 Association of Medicine and Psychiatry Primary Care Psychiatry

Conference 2010. Chicago, IL

7. 2011 Association of Medicine and Psychiatry Annual CME Meeting 2011.

Chicago, IL (Co-chair)

8. 2012 Central California Psychiatric Society Primary Care Psychiatry

Conference (Co-chair), Santa Cruz, CA

9. 2013 Nevada Psychiatric Association Annual Conference – Preventive

Psychiatry at the Interface of Medicine and Psychiatry. Las Vegas

NV

10. 2015 California Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting 2015 (Meeting Chair),

Dana Point, CA

11. 2015 American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting 2016 (Vice

Chair), Atlanta, GA

12. 2016 Mental and Behavioral Health Management for Primary Care CME

Meeting, Contemporary Forums (Meeting Chair). Las Vegas, NV

13. 2016 California Psychiatric Association and UC Davis Department of

Psychiatry Essentials of Primary Care Psychiatry CME Conference,

Sacramento, CA (Co-chair)



Long Beach, CA (Co-chair)

15. 2016 California Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting 2015 (Meeting Chair),

Palm Springs, CA

16. 2016 California Psychiatric Association Psychopharmacology Updates CME

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Conference (Meeting Co-Chair), Palm Springs, CA

17. 2016 Connecticut Primary Care Association. Updates in Primary Care

Psychiatry (Chair). Meridian, CT.



Sacramento, CA (Co-chair)

19. 2017 Course Co-Director. UC Davis Annual Pharmacology CME Meeting,

Napa CA.

20. 2017 Connecticut Primary Care Association. Updates in Primary Care

Psychiatry (Chair). Meridian, CT.

21. 2017 California Psychiatric Association Psychopharmacology Updates CME

Conference (Meeting Co-Chair), Yosemite CA

22. 2017 California Psychiatric Association Annual CME Meeting (Chair),

Yosemite, CA

23. 2017 California Psychiatric Association and UC Davis / UC Irvine Department

of Psychiatry Essentials of Primary Care Psychiatry CME Conference,

Long Beach, CA (Co-chair)

24. 2018 Woodland Dignity Health Primary Care Psychiatry Course (Co-chair).

Woodland CA.

25. 2018 Train New Trainers Primary Care Psychiatry Conference (Co-chair).

Las Vegas, NV.

26. 2018 Train New Trainers Primary Care Psychiatry Fellowship Conference (Co-

chair). Sacramento, CA.

MEDIA CITATIONS:

1. 2009 Swine flu worry: Worse than the disease? Sacramento Bee, Health and

Fitness (Section I 1&8). May 10, 2009.

2. 2010 UCTV and YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-WED-k2IVo)

Your Asked for It UC Davis CME Grand Rounds – Diagnosing

and Treating Mood Disorders in The Primary Care Setting…Just What

You Need To Know. University of California, Davis Department of CME,

Sacramento CA.

3. 2010 Sorrow, questions follow suicide. Sacramento Bee, Our Region (Section

B). April 16, 2010.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-WED-k2IVo

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4. 2012 Antidepressants: No Easy Fix in Primary Care. American College of

Physicians (ACP) Internist: January 2012.

5. 2018 California needs more mental health professionals – and the shortage will

only get worse, experts say. Sacramento Bee July 11, 2018.

http://amp.sacbee.com/news/local/health-and-/article214019489.html

6. 2019 A NEW Podcast in SAMHSA’s Complex Clinical Decisions in

Psychopharmacology Series from Recovery to Practice: The Role of Pain

Management in Recovery from Serious Mental Illness (Podcast). 2018

http://amp.sacbee.com/news/local/health-and-medicine/article214019489.html

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