Robert Grossman, M.D.          Psychiatry

1982                Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Honor Society

1984               Student Grant from The American Heart Association for research in sodium channel biophysics

1986               Phi Beta Kappa

1994                Chief Resident in Psychiatry, Most Outstanding Resident Award presented by the Resident Education Committee and Alumni Association, 99th percentile rank on PRITE Psychiatry Standardized Exam

1995                99th percentile rank on written portion of the National Psychiatry and Neurology Board Exam

1996                1996 Rafaelsen Fellowship Award, Twentieth Congress of The Collegium Internationale Neuro-Psychopharmacologicum, Melbourne, Australia

1997               NARSAD Young Investigator Award for project entitled, “Psychological Trauma, Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis Activity And Hippocampal Volume In Major Depression.”

2000              Invited Guest Editor, Psychiatric Annals Special issue on Borderline Personality Disorder

2000              Research Grant (RO3) From The National Institute of Mental Health to study serotonergic modulation of the stress hormone system.

2001              Research Grant (KO8) From The National Institute of Mental Health to study how stress hormones modulate cerebral metabolism and memory formation.

2006             Roeske Memorial Award From The American Psychiatric Association for outstanding teaching of medical students in the field of psychiatry.

 2006            Invited Keynote Speaker, Impulsive and Aggression Disorders Meeting, University of Madrid Medical Center, June.

 2006-2009   Highest-rated Professor by medical students 3 years in a row in the core seminar: Brain and Behavior.

 2009           Invited Guest Editor for Psychiatric Times special issue on Psychological Trauma and Violence. July 2009, Vol. XXVI, No. 7

Peer Reviewer

Brain

Neuroimage

American Journal of Psychiatry

Psychoneuroendocrinology

Journal of Clinical Psychiatry

Comprehensive Psychiatry

Biological Psychiatry