Kim Brandt, DO

Psychiatrist

(573) 882-1483 • Fax: (573) 884-1811

1020 Hitt St.
University Physicians Medical Bldg., 4th floor
University of Missouri
Columbia, MO 65212

Degrees and certifications

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine • General adult psychiatry

Education

University of Missouri School of Medicine, General Psychiatry Residency
A.T. Still University Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
Arizona State University, Biology, (BS)

Bio/Professional experience

Since 2012, Dr. Kim Brandt has been caring for students at the MU Student Health Center. After completing her residency training at the University of Missouri, she became an Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry and is currently the Associate Residency Training Director for the University of Missouri Department of Psychiatry. She has academic and clinical interests in college mental health, community psychiatry and the education of psychiatry residents and medical students.

Academic responsibilities

• Associate Residency Training Director, University of Missouri Department of Psychiatry
• Outpatient clinical and psychotherapy supervision for psychiatry residents at the Student Health Center
  
  

Professional responsiblities

• Psychiatry Residency Training Committee
• Psychiatry Curriculum Committee
• MU At-Risk Students Committee
  
  

Selected presentations & lectures

• “Patient Suicide in Residency Training: The Ripple Effect.” National American Psychiatric Association Conference, Symposium Presenter, May 3, 2014.
• “Physician Burnout.” UMC Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds Presentation, April 2013.

Honors & awards

• Academic Chief Resident, University of Missouri General Psychiatry Program, 2013-2014
• Chief Resident, University of Missouri General Psychiatry Program, 2012-2013
  
  
  

Professional memberships

• American Psychiatric Association
• Missouri Psychiatric Association
• American Association of Directors of Psychiatry Residency Training
• Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons