Dr Nina Baruch

I qualified from University of London in 2009. Prior to mymedical training I attained a first-class degree in psychology and cognitiveneuroscience from the University of Nottingham. During my psychiatric training Ihave published original research and book chapters across a range ofpsychiatric fields, with a particular interest in old age psychiatry, and I havewon a number of prizes in quality improvement, including at a national level.

I completed my higher training in Oxford, and I am listed onthe GMC specialist register for both general psychiatry and older adultpsychiatry, and as a trainer. I currently work as a consultant liaison psychiatristin the department of Psychological Medicine, which is based at the JohnRadcliffe Hospital, Oxford. I work within the department of general medicineand across the four general hospitals in Oxfordshire covering emergency andurgent assessment and treatment.

I have expertise in diagnosing and treating the full rangeof psychiatric conditions from age 18 upwards. My areas of interest include:Neuropsychiatry, Anxiety disorders, Mood disorders and Dementia.

I have practiced in Oxford for many years and my role as aconsultant psychiatrist in liaison psychiatry has given me extensive experiencein working collaboratively across medical and psychiatric specialties. I ampassionate about providing truly integrated and holistic care.

I treat adults of working age and older adults, from age 18and above.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science, Psychology and Cognitive neuroscience, University of Nottingham,1^st Class honours, 2004. Allen Standen Prize for Outstanding Dissertation
• Bachelor  of Medicine and Surgery, University of London, 2009.
• MRCPsych, Royal College of Psychiatry, 2014.

Professional Memberships

• Member of the Royal College of Psychiatry (RCPsych)
• Full licence to practice from GMC (Number 7040318)

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