Holly Schneier, M.D.
Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry
Assistant Director, Department of Adult Psychiatry, New York Presbyterian Medical Center, Columbia Campus
I have been integrally involved with clinical work, education and adminiatration at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center since I graduated from the Columbia Residency program in 1989. For five years, I served as director of the Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program. During this time, I was awarded Teacher of the Year by the Graduating Resident Class. Currently in my position as Assistant Director of the New York Presbyterian Dept. of Psychiatry, Columbia Campus, I am involved with all of the Presbyterian Hospital Services. I continue to teach extensively in teh Emergency Services. I also function as Medical Director of Quality Assurance for Presbyterian Medical Center Dept of Psychiatry. In addition, I graduated from the Columbia Center for Psychoanalytic Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research. I continue to teach at the Center. I run the Course on Assessment for psychoanalysis. I teach in the Psychopathology section. Further, I am a co-chair of the Center's Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Program, and teach extensively in this program. I also serve on the Selection Committee.
Undergraduate: Brandeis University, BA, Psychology, 1977-81
Medical School: Tufts University, M.D., 1981-85
Internship: St Lukes Medical Center, 1985-6
Residency: New York State Psychiatric Institute, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, Psychiatrist, 1986-89
Post-Graduate: Columbia Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research, Psychoanalyst, 1993-98
Board Certifications: American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
1. Caligor E, hamilton M, Schneier H, Donovan J Luber B, Roose S : Converted versus Clinic Patients as Control Cases: A Comparison with Implications for Psychoanalytic Training. . J. American Psychoanalytic Association. 2003;Winter
2. Hollander E, DeCaria CM, Schneier FR, Schneier HA, Leibowitz MR, Klein DF: Fenfluramine Augmentation of Serotonin Reuptake Blockade: Antiobsessional Treatment. J. Clinical Psychiatry 1990;March
3. Schneier H, Kahn D : Case Report: Selective Response of Patient with Organic Affective Disorder to Carbamazepine. J. Clinical Psychiatry 1990;November
