Nasreen Razack-malik

Provided telepsychiatry call coverage, delivering remote psychiatric consultation and supporting timely clinical decision-making.

Provided independent disability evaluations, conducting clinical assessments and preparing evaluation documentation for disability determinations.

Served as Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, supporting clinical teaching, academic rounds, and presentations for psychiatry learners.

Owned and operated a child and adult treatment services practice, managing day-to-day operations and patient-related workflows.

Provided executive administrative support to the Neurological Institute, coordinating office and documentation needs.

Served as Attending Physician providing psychiatric care and clinical oversight for inpatient treatment.

Led clinical operations as Medical Director, overseeing psychiatric services and supporting inpatient care delivery.

Provided attending psychiatric care, conducting assessments and contributing to treatment planning within an inpatient behavioral health setting.

Directed residential psychiatric services, managing programs supporting treatment delivery through the Promises and Solutions units.

Served as a volunteer physician for the Orange County Volunteer Physician Program, providing clinical services to support community healthcare.

Provided psychiatric services in a private practice setting, supporting ongoing patient evaluation and care planning.

Provided attending physician care within a residential treatment setting specializing in eating disorders.

Earned a Medical Doctor (MD) degree at St. George’s School of Medicine from 1994 to 1999.

Completed a Natural Science Program at SUNY Buffalo from 1993 to 1994.

Completed a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at SUNY Buffalo (Amherst) from 1989 to 1993.