Curriculum Vitae.

Alcoholism-associated brain disorders: Psychiatric nosology and molecular medicine, was presented by Peter R. Martin at the University of Auckland, New Zealand in 2001.

Peter R. Martin
January 21, 2016

Peter R. Martin presented a lecture entitled, “Alcoholism, Hepatic Dysfunction, and Depression: How to Approach Management of this Patient?” to 3rd year postgraduate residents (PGY-3) in Psychiatry at Vanderbilt University on March 1, 2016 in Nashville, Tennessee.

 Peter R. Martin

June 2, 2016

Peter R. Martin presented “Coffee and Health” at the World Coffee Conference in London, United Kingdom, in 2001.

Peter R. Martin
January 28, 2016

Peter R. Martin presented, “Medical Complications of Alcoholism” to 4th year medical student (VMS III) in the Medical Management Course at Vanderbilt University during the early 1990’s in Nashville, Tennessee.

 Peter R. Martin

June 16, 2016

Peter R. Martin presented “Opioid dependence during pregnancy: balancing risk versus benefit” as a Plenary Speaker at the 4th International Congress on Psychopharmacology, Antalya, Turkey, November 24, 2011.

Peter R. Martin
March 10, 2016

Peter R. Martin presented “Substance use disorders treatment: Pharmacopsychosocial perspectives” to 1^st year postgraduate residents (PGY-1) in Psychiatry at Vanderbilt University in April 2015 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Peter R. Martin
February 25, 2016

Peter R. Martin presented this lecture entitled, “Treating obesity as an addiction (Can obesity understood as a bona fide mental illness?)”, in the Brain and Behavior Course in the second year curriculum of Vanderbilt University School of Medicine (VUSM2) in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, in November 2013.

Peter R. Martin
February 11, 2016

Peter R. Martin presented “Understanding Alcohol Use Disorder” as part of the Brain and Behavior Course to first year students in Vanderbilt University School of Medicine (VSM1) in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, in July 2014.

Peter R. Martin
March 3, 2016

Peter Martin presentedUnderstanding Drug and Alcohol Abuse and AddictionCollated Bulletin 7 : Thomas A. Ban: The Wernicke – Kleist – Leonhard Tradition with Special Reference to Mania, Melancholia and Manic – Depressive Psychosis at the Mini-Medical School at Vanderbilt University, Nashville TN, USA, in 1998. Vanderbilt University Medical Center implemented the Mini Medical School as an innovative program geared toward teaching major principles of medicine to non-medical people.

Peter R. Martin
January 7, 2016