Presenter: Noshene Ranjbar, MD

Original Date: December 4, 2021

 Dr. Ranjbar’s biography as relevant to:

• Culturally sensitive trauma informed care.
• Medical training and burn out (caring for the care giver.)
• Contribution to integrated psychiatry, defining integrated psychiatry.
• Indigenous medical practices and connections to alternative medicine.
• Immigrant journey and practice.
• Autoimmunity and family health concerns as relevant to practice and practitioner self care.
• Ethical lenses.
• Varied considerations in appropriateness, dignity and the cycle of care between practitioner and community of practice.
• Special considerations of community and cultural heritage.
•  Specific study of work with indigenous populations, immigrants, border-detainees, refugees.
• Work with training medical students.
• Alternative medicine and biomedicine light case study with culturally sensitive focus.
• Trauma informed care – culturally sensitive informed care – details.
• Example of alternative self care that also is trauma informed care that is applicable to varied cultural applications.

1.5 General CEUs approved by OBNM