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Psychiatry Residency Greer - Program Details

Mission Statement and Aims

The Prisma Health UofSC Greer Psychiatry Residency Program is a community-oriented, collaborative program that works with other disciplines and specialties. We take a holistic approach to patient care using the biological-psychological-social-cultural model, both for formulation and treatment. We emphasize evidence-based medicine in our training program and are excited to play a role in reducing stigma and addressing the social determinants of health associated with mental health using an integrative care approach. Our faculty strives to equip residents with the tools necessary to help them flourish in their careers and model the vision of our health system which is to inspire health, serve with compassion and to be the difference. 

Greer Psychiatry Residency Overview

The Greer Psychiatry Residency Program is a 4-year ACGME accredited training program with 8 residents per year at the Center for Psychiatry on the Greer Memorial Hospital campus in Greer, South Carolina.  The program is housed on the Greer Memorial Hospital campus alongside Neurology and Family Medicine in a newly constructed and custom-designed medical facility exclusively for and dedicated to the teaching mission. The program is administered by a program director and core faculty, along with assistance from community physicians and licensed mental health care professionals.

The focus of the Greer Psychiatry Residency Program is the training and retention of psychiatric physicians to address the current and ongoing provider shortages in this critical medical specialty, especially in rural areas of the Upstate. Integrating care with family medicine and other medical specialties, while partnering with community providers of mental health services, will improve access to psychiatric care and reduce utilization of emergency and inpatient services. 

 This residency enjoys the full support of its sponsoring institution, Prisma Health and University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville.