Moses Campus is a 700-bed tertiary care center serving patients in the Bronx, Westchester and the Lower Hudson Valley. As the university hospital for Montefiore-Einstein, all surgical and medical specialties are represented here.

The Adult Outpatient Psychiatric Department (AOPD) at Moses Campus is a high-volume, hospital-based community mental health clinic that serves approximately 1,400 patients, most of whom are Bronx residents. The AOPD provides individual, group and family psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy for a broad range of psychiatric conditions, including mood, anxiety, psychotic and personality disorders. While training here, interns receive comprehensive, one-on-one supervision from licensed psychologists who have expertise in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), psychodynamic (PD) therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), mindfulness, integrative perspective and other therapies. 

Within our Addiction Psychiatric Consultation-Liaison Service at Moses Campus, our interns provide consultations to patients admitted to the general hospital and gain experience with substance use and transplant evaluations. 
 

Housed on Moses Campus, the Psychiatric Observation Suite is a five-bed unit within the Psychiatric Emergency Room of the Emergency Department, ranked one of the busiest in the country and the most visited in New York State. Most of the patients cared for here are acutely ill, and seen for immediate evaluation, crisis intervention and disposition. Under the supervision of Medical Director Melissa H. Rooney, MD, and other attending psychiatrists, our interns learn to diagnose patients quickly, make triage and referral decisions, perform suicide and violence risk assessments and carry out crisis interventions. While training here, interns also work closely with the Chief Resident, nurses and social workers, and attend daily rounds and meetings.