Bruce David Waslick, MD
Background and Clinical Focus
Academic Appointment:
Associate Professor of Psychiatry at UMass Chan Medical School - Baystate
Languages:
English
Gender:
Male
Age Groups Seen:
Pediatrics, Teens, Adults, Geriatrics
Provider Affiliation:
Baystate Noble Hospital, Baystate Medical Center, Baystate Franklin Medical Center, Baystate Wing Hospital
Practice Groups:
Baystate Behavioral Health - MCPAP Program, Baystate Behavioral Health - Child Outpatient
Practice Locations
Insurances Accepted
Note:
Baystate Healthcare facilities and physicians accept most insurances. Please contact your insurance company to verify eligibility.
- HARVARD PILGRIM
- VT MEDICAID
- MEDICARE
- NORTHEAST DIRECT
- MULTIPLAN PHCS
- SERENITY CARE PACE
- HMO BLUE
- BEACON
- FIRST HEALTH COVENTRY
- HNE BE HEALTHY PARTNERSHIP
- MBHP
- TUFTS
- TUFTS US FAMILY HEALTH
- BLUE SHIELD MEDICARE ADV
- TRICARE
- CIGNA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
- CT MEDICAID
- COMMONWEALTH CARE ALLIANCE
- TUFTS HEALTH TOGETHER ACO
- UNITED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
- AETNA
- TUFTS PUBLIC PLANS NON MASS HEALTH
- RAILROAD MEDICARE
- HEALTH NEW ENGLAND EXCLUDING BE HEALTHY
- TUFTS TOGETHER MCO
- BLUE SHIELD PPO IND
- MA MEDICAID
- CONSOLIDATED
Education and Training
Medical School, MD, 1988
Residency, MD, 1993
Board Certifications
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Scholarly Focus
- Therapeutics in child mental health
- Pediatric psychopharmacology
- Evidence-based psychiatric practice
- Development of enhanced mental health capacities in primary care pediatrics/family medicine
Professional Societies and Leadership Roles
- Massachusetts Medical Society, Member (1990-present)
- American Psychiatric Association, Member (1988-present)
- American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Member (1988-present)
- American Medical Association, Member (1988-present)
Patient Ratings
Patient Experience Ratings
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