WICKED KNIGHTS | Dr. Anthony Tobia's Pop-Culture Psychiatry at Rutgers

Connect with Dr. Anthoy Tobia on LinkedIn

Dr. Anthoy Tobia on Robert Wood Medical School website

#March2Madness 2017 is on! Vote now!

Who's the most evil? The Scariest movie? Your favorite? No matter what criteria you use, vote for the monster who will win the head-to-head match-up on the way to the Final Four in our #March2Madness tournament.

MINOTAUR

MINOTAUR, or Medication Interaction Online Tutorial: with Acronyms to improve User Retention, was invented as a resource for physicians and allied health professionals to identify potential drug-drug interactions.

31 Days of Halloween

Join the Department of Psychiatry at Rutgers RWJMS as we get into the minds of films most horrific monsters. Each day we will post our synopsis and insights after having watched the designated movie. Please join us and comment along!

PSY-FELD 101

Dr. Anthony Tobia Using Seinfeld, ‘Show About Nothing,’ To Teach Psychiatry at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

52in52

Psychiatry at the Movies

A Rutgers Today article features Dr. Anthony Tobia;s efforts to shed light on mental illness through popular culture

In the News

Recent news articles featuring Dr. Anthony Tobia and innovative efforts at Robert Wood Johnson to teach Psychiatry.

Learn about PSY-FELD

PSY-FELD 101: Using Seinfeld to teach Psychiatry at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

52IN52

A psychopathology didactic taught as a movie club. REDRUM is the Psychopathology course at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School scheduled during our Department of Psychiatry.

PSY-FELD

In the Division of Psychosomatic Medicine at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, pre-rounds are called PSY-FELD, where we discuss the psychopathology demonstrated in Larry David’s syndicated situational comedy (not that there’s anything wrong with that).

FIDLER

An innovative 1 hoour elective course, Film Depictions to Learn Mental Disease, teaches med students about mental illness through movies and social media.