William P. Drescher, M.D.

SUMMARY CURRICULUM VITAE

**EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:**
Private Practice of Psychiatry	Lansing, Michigan	1980-present
Kaiser Permanente Medical Group, Assistant Department Chief in Psychiatry	Freemont, California	1979-1980
Herrick Hospital, Chief Resident in Psychiatry	Berkeley, California	1978-1979
Herrick Hospital, Resident in Psychiatry	Berkeley, California	1977-1978
Great Lakes Regional Red Cross Blood Program, Physician	Lansing, Michigan	1976-1977
Michigan State University, Assistant Clinical Professor Department of Community Medicine	East Lansing, Michigan	1976-1977
Tri-County Comprehensive Substance Abuse Treatment Program Medical Director	Lansing, Michigan	1976
Michigan State University, Resident in Psychiatry and Instructor in Department of Psychiatry	East Lansing, Michigan	1975-1976
Graduate Medical Education, Inc. Resident in Internal Medicine Level I, and Assistant Clinical Instructor in Medicine Michigan State University	East Lansing, Michigan	1974-1975
Michigan State University, Assistant Professor, Office of Health Services Education & Research, and Department of Electric Engineering & Systems Science	East Lansing, Michigan	1971-1974
University Hospitals of Cleveland, Consulting Systems Engineer	East Lansing, Michigan	1969-1971
IBM Corporation, San Francisco GEM Office, Systems Engineer	San Francisco, California	1967-1968

EDUCATION:
M.D. Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, 1972
B.A. Radiation Biology (individual major) University of California, Berkeley, California, 1967

HONORS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND AWARDS:
    Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (Psychiatry), 1982
    Selected to study forensic psychiatry with Bernard Diamond,
                University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, 1978-1979
    Summer Fellow, Anti-TB League, Case Western Reserve University, 1970
    Summer Fellow, Anti-TB League, Case Western Reserve University, 1969
    U.S.P.H.S. Trainee, Case Western Reserve University, 1969
    A.E.C. Fellow, University of California Radiation Laboratory, Berkeley, California, 1966-1967

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
American Psychiatric Association
Michigan Psychiatric Association

SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS:
    15 Published involving the use of computers in medicine, including one invited paper
    1 Professional presentation, not published
    1 Clinical paper (hematology)
    -publication list available upon request-

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
"Biochemical Basis for Schizophrenia," American Journal of Psychiatry, No. 146:9, p. 1243

Areas of Clinical Interest:

Affective Disorders, especially Depression in Women
Mind-Body Interactions: Psychosomatic illness and medical illness complicated by depression
Individual and Group therapy of adults
Evaluation for and Management of Psychotropic medications

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