VA IME Doctor Psychiatrist Psychiatry Expert
Dr. Keyhill Sheorn, MD

1001 Boulders Parkway, Suite 160
Richmond, Virginia 23225

(804) 323-0003  phone
(804) 323-3930  fax

Email:  Sheorn@aol.com

http://www.KeyhillSheornmd.com

Medical Back-up and Supervision
of Psychologists and other Mental Health Professionals.

Associate Clinical Professor
Teaching psychiatric residents in specialty areas of diagnostic interviewing, mental status exam, object relations, group therapy, human psychological development.

Expert
Pro-Bono Conferences on Domestic Violence 1996
 

2005 - present
Member Residency Education Training Committee VCU / MCV

2004 - 2007
Consultant to Judge Kimberly O’Donnell’s Family Drug Treatment Court

2004 - present
Group Therapist for Resident Trainees VCU / MCV

2004 - present
Physician for Human Rights, Pro-Bono adjunct

2000 - 2003
Clinic Psychiatrist & Supervisor University Counseling Services VCU Richmond, Virginia

1997 - present
Associate Professor VCU / MCV Department of Psychiatry teaching Mental Status Exam, Diagnostic Interviewing, Group Therapy, Object Relations Theory

1989 - present
Solo Practice Psychiatry Keyhill Sheorn, M.D.

1989 - 1991
Group Therapy University Counseling Services VCU / MCV

1985 - 1991
Physician to the American Weight Loss Clinics with primary focus on medical management of patients with Eating Disorders

1979 - 1980
Trauma ER Technician, Operating Room Technician
Emory Hospitals, Atlanta, Georgia

1978 - 1981
Surgical Technician / Trauma Technician
Richland Memorial Hospital, Columbia, South Carolina

1974 - 1978
Mental Health Technician
South Carolina State Hospital Forensic Unit Columbia, South Carolina
 

Most Effective Group Therapy Supervisor VCU/MCV 2004

Most Effective Leader Diagnostic Interview Seminar VCU/MCV 2004

Most Effective Lecturer Psychoanalytic Seminar VCU/MCV 2004
 

1987 - 1989
Advanced Psychodynamic Instruction
Washington School of Psychiatry, Georgetown, D.C.

1985 - 1989
Doctor of Psychiatry, MCV Hospitals, Richmond, Virginia

1981 - 1985
Doctor of Medicine, University of South Carolina, School of Medicine, Columbia
 

2001
American Bar Association Conference on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

2000 - 2002
Psychopharmacology School of Psychology and Social Work VCU

2005
National Institute of Mental Health Medical Communication and Research Consultant

October 2006
American College of Forensic Psychiatry ‘How to Begin a Forensic Practice’

January 2006
Virginia Psychoanalytic Society ‘The Woman Who Dreamed of Dracula” Sexual Trauma in a Young Child

March 2009
American College of Forensic Psychiatry ‘PTSD or NOT? Iatrogenically-induced Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder’ 

October 2009
Medical College of Virginia ‘PTSD or NOT? Iatrogenically induced Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder’

April 2010
American College of Forensic Psychiatry ‘How to Deal with Difficult Retaining Attorneys’