New Jersey College of Medicine - Journal Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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2 . 2551! - I 152 The Department- of Psy- endeavors to convey the classical ideas, techniques, and philos- to the student. Its ultimate purpose to give the student a broader and deeper of himself and his fellow man and their relationship to the vicissitudes of the environment. It is hoped that this philosophy will help create more effective medical care for the community. Utilizing a series of seminars, the first year program is directed toward teaching the parameters of normal growth and development. The curriculum of the sopho- more year investigates the mechanisms of human behavior and their dysfunctions, neuroses, and psychoses. The third and fourth year clinical clerkships are spent at the Essex County Overbrook Hospital in Cedar Grove and at the State Hospital in Trenton. At these institutions, the student applies the lecture material to a clinical setting with particular emphasis on diagnosis and therapeutics. LEO SHATIN, Ph.D. Professor of Psychiatry .11 .fs . . I t Y 1 4 i l J Q1 N 2 I 1 HARRY A. LA BURT, M.D. Clinical Professor at the New York School of Psychiatry Professor of Psychiatry at Adelphi College Senior Director at Creedmoor State Hospital Director of Harlem Valley State Hospital Director of Syracuse State School and Clinical Professor and Acting Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry. WILLIAM LAYMAN, M.D., Associate Professor of Psychiatry, is a graduate of Georgetown Medical School. After serving a fellowship in psychiatry at Yale, he joined the New jersey College of Medicine faculty in 1959. Dr. Layman's interest in human communications has led to research in psychotherapy, specifically non-verbal com- munication. He has published articles entitled Folie a deaux and Impotence and has also been instrumental in organizing a post-graduate course in oflice psychiatry.

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ZDENEK KUBES, M.D., Assistant Professor of Gynecology and Obstetrics, came to Seton Hall as a research associate in 1961. Prior to this, he held faculty appointments in six European universities including Chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gyne- cology at Postgraduate Teaching Hospital, Charles Uni- versity. Among his many scientific papers, Dr. Kubes' original work on blood clotting defects in obstetrics and gynecology met with wide recognition. He is the originator of a new technique for vaginal ureterolithotomy and vaginal repair of high intcapartal lacerations of the uterus. Among his many professional society member- ships, Dr. Kubes is a member of the Board of Directors of the International Union of Gynecologists and Obstetricians in Paris. 2 . mir ,mg Aar- 'i PAUL S. ANDRESON, M.D. Associate Professor of Gynecology :Sz Obstetrics i is J l r . l . SARGEI

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' ,,f'i! it WML- -N i 1 F He? J 1 'll N, -7 ff ff I lp! i X i 1 X XI! 5 , , i i a S N .aaa A l ji Y DAVID ABEL, M.D. Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry i l L 1 MORTON KURLAND, M.D., Assistant Professor of Psy- chiatry, received his degree at Downstate Medical School. He had his psychiatric training While a house oflicer in the United States Public Health service then later at the New York Psychi- atric Institute. His publications include studies on the Gilles de la Tourette Syndrome and Irnpotence. Currently, he is researching the pattern of sexual activity of the patients at Over- brook Hospital. PSYCHIATRY OR PINOCHLEIP! ani, HENRY A. DAVIDSON, M.D. Clinical Professor of Psychiatry ,nV,-,-if -,Eff ,. . - . .qs 5, Y - -Y , , If ,sg-, STANLEY R. KERN, M.D. Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry . , ,, .,r,,.,, D , ,,.. J . , .1 ., 'ii -iw - ea f :zmhwm lr.-1