Sharyn Ann Lenhart M.D.
152 Holdenwood Road
Concord, MA 01742
Phone 978-369-1869
Fax 978-371-2593
SALenhart@aol.com
SUMMARY:
Psychotherapist and psychopharmacologist, consultant and workshop leader with twenty-five years experience as an educator, clinician, author and organizational leader/executive in medical school and professional organizations.
KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Transition Pathways (2003 - present) - comprehensive coaching and psychotherapy for individuals in transition, co-founded with Joan C. King, Ph.D.
Private Practice in Psychiatric Medicine - Boston, MA (1979 - present)
Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA
Attending Psychiatrist, McLean Hospital (1982 - present)
Clinical Faculty, Harvard Medical School (1979 - present)
Unit Director, McLean Hospital (1979 - 1982)
University Of Massachusetts Medical School, Worchester, MA
Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry (1996 - present)
Senior Consultant, Student Counseling Center (1997 - 2003)
Associate Vice Chancellor for Faculty Administration (2000 - 2001)
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Faculty Administration (1999 - 2000)
EDUCATION:
M.D. -- University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (1974)
B.S. -- Chemistry and English Literature, Allegheny College (1970)
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND COMMITTEES:
American Medical Women’s Association Past President, (1998 - present)
President (1997 - 1998)
President-Elect (1996 - 1997)
Vice President for Career Development (1991 - 1996)
American Psychiatric Association
Distinguished Fellow 2003
Fellow-2002
Massachusetts Medical Society - Liaison to Impaired Physicians Committee (1984 – 1986)
Chair, multiple medical school and medical organization committees such as Faculty Development and Ombudsman Advisory Committee, Mentoring Task Force, Leadership Task Force, Publications Committee, Women’s Health Committee
152 Holdenwood Road
Concord, MA 01742
Phone 978-369-1869
Fax 978-371-2593
SALenhart@aol.com
SUMMARY:
Psychotherapist and psychopharmacologist, consultant and workshop leader with twenty-five years experience as an educator, clinician, author and organizational leader/executive in medical school and professional organizations.
KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
- Awarded the Distinguished Fellow Citation by the American Psychiatric Association.
- Created successful educational programs for medical students, residents, graduate physicians, allied healthcare professionals, administrators, professional organizations and consumers.
- Published multiple books and articles related to mental health and employment issues.
- Lectured at national and international professional meetings.
- Received the American Medical Women’s Association President’s Award and Community Service Award, as well as multiple leadership/achievement awards from medical and educational organizations.
- Created and directed an employment hotline and a career development curriculum for healthcare professionals.
- Consulted to a wide variety of groups and organizations such as student counseling centers, employee assistance programs, police departments, business and consulting firms, Equal Employment Opportunity Offices, “ER” television series.
- Created and implemented an International Outreach Program for a national medical organization.
- Served as an expert advisor to U.S Public Health Service and to the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine; consulted to multiple business and professional organizations and attorneys regarding sexual harassment, employment discrimination and professional impairment issues.
Transition Pathways (2003 - present) - comprehensive coaching and psychotherapy for individuals in transition, co-founded with Joan C. King, Ph.D.
Private Practice in Psychiatric Medicine - Boston, MA (1979 - present)
Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA
Attending Psychiatrist, McLean Hospital (1982 - present)
Clinical Faculty, Harvard Medical School (1979 - present)
Unit Director, McLean Hospital (1979 - 1982)
University Of Massachusetts Medical School, Worchester, MA
Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry (1996 - present)
Senior Consultant, Student Counseling Center (1997 - 2003)
Associate Vice Chancellor for Faculty Administration (2000 - 2001)
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Faculty Administration (1999 - 2000)
EDUCATION:
M.D. -- University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (1974)
B.S. -- Chemistry and English Literature, Allegheny College (1970)
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND COMMITTEES:
American Medical Women’s Association Past President, (1998 - present)
President (1997 - 1998)
President-Elect (1996 - 1997)
Vice President for Career Development (1991 - 1996)
American Psychiatric Association
Distinguished Fellow 2003
Fellow-2002
Massachusetts Medical Society - Liaison to Impaired Physicians Committee (1984 – 1986)
Chair, multiple medical school and medical organization committees such as Faculty Development and Ombudsman Advisory Committee, Mentoring Task Force, Leadership Task Force, Publications Committee, Women’s Health Committee