For psychiatry residency program directors
The teaching that belongs to the rotation itself, carried alongside your didactics — so conference time is free to go deeper.
Every module mapped to ACGME Milestones, with pre/post testing and PD analytics — all nine core rotations built, from emergency psychiatry to forensic — so attending time goes to teaching, not lecturing.
Alongside your didactics
Thin didactics is an ACGME red flag — and residents should participate in at least 70% of regularly scheduled didactic sessions. The modules carry the teaching that belongs to each rotation — all nine core rotations complete — mapped to ACGME requirements and Milestones 2.0, in the asynchronous format the requirements contemplate, counting toward your didactics as much as your program decides.
Built for busy faculty
Self-paced and self-grading: nothing to lecture, nothing to grade. It runs inside the protected didactic time your program already schedules — and faculty time goes where it belongs: case discussion, bedside teaching, and sign-off.
Evidence for the PEC
Every module opens and closes with a test. Score changes land in the PD dashboard formatted for PEC review — see the workflow, screen by screen — objective learning evidence that complements faculty evaluations rather than depending on them. Performance data only, visible on your program dashboard alone. No patient information, ever.
Rotations teach better
Residents arrive with the foundations, so attending time goes to applying concepts with real patients instead of lecturing basics.
Same teaching, every resident
Every resident gets the same quiz-first, case-based lessons on every rotation, at every training site — including the rural ones — whoever is on service.
Grounded in clinical rotations, built on the textbooks
Designed by Dr. Mahato from the realities of clinical rotations — and checked against the standard textbooks, current guidelines, and primary sources. Board-certified psychiatrist and Core Faculty at Garnet, who helped establish the Catskills hospital as a training site.
Stays cutting edge
A clinical digest of recent progress in the field — what changed since the textbooks went to press, and what it means at the bedside.
State-aware
Universal core works in every state, plus state supplements — NY built, all fifty charted.
Pocket cards
Every module distills to a printable one-pager for the wards.
Founding charter
Pilot programs are free through June 2027, and the charter locks your rate.
Built by a psychiatrist, not a publisher
Dr. Mahato
Board-certified psychiatrist (ABPN, 2021). MD, Harvard Medical School (2015); AB in Economics cum laude, Harvard College; postbaccalaureate premedical program, Columbia University; undergraduate studies, Brown University.
Trained in anesthesiology at UC Irvine before psychiatry residency at Garnet Health Medical Center. He helped establish the Catskills hospital as a training site, and as Core Faculty he supervises and teaches residents.
Every module is mapped to ACGME requirements and Psychiatry Milestones 2.0, with key references cited in each lesson.
See it in action
Explore the rotations
Emergency Psychiatry is live — read Module 1’s universal core and NY supplement, free.
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Pocket cards
Printable one-page references for the wards — free samples, no account needed.
Ask Dr. Mahato
Residents ask the questions that come up on rotation; selected answers are published for everyone’s benefit.
Monthly clinical digest
What’s new in the field, distilled every month — this is what staying current looks like.
Become a founding pilot program
Free through June 2027, co-designed with you — your residents get each rotation as it ships.
A resident? Try a free sample lesson — like what you see? Get a free account and nudge your PD →
Pilot program
Choose your rotation
Each rotation has its own home — lessons, tests, and tools for that service.
Emergency Psychiatry
Learn emergency psychiatry the way the ED actually works.
Short, quiz-first, case-based modules for psychiatry residents on the emergency rotation — self-paced, with pre- and post-tests that show what you gained. Module and lesson counts adapt to each program’s rotation length.
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The 12 modules
All 12 modules are built and in review. Every module’s objectives and outline are public now; lessons and tests open to a program’s residents as each module is released.
Rotation
Inpatient Psychiatry
Milieu, rounds, and the long-stay patient.
Module map draft — under clinical review.
Rotation
Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
Delirium, capacity consults, and the medical floors.
Rotation
Addiction Psychiatry
Withdrawal, motivational interviewing, and medications for addiction.
Rotation
Outpatient Psychiatry
The clinic: therapy, longitudinal prescribing, and the long arc of care.