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Addiction Psychiatry 2018 Journal of Addiction Research & Therapy
ISSN: 2155-6105 Page 22
August 13-14, 2018
Madrid, Spain
8th International Conference on
Addiction Psychiatry
Biography
David Hartman completed his medical training at Temple University School
of Medicine in Philadelphia, PA; his psychiatric residency at the University of
Pennsylvania. He is certified as an Addiction Psychiatrist and in Addiction
Medicine and is a DATA 2000 waivered physician, credentialed to prescribe
buprenorphine. He has been in psychiatric practice in Roanoke, VA since
1982, currently the section chief of Adult Outpatient Psychiatry with Carilion
Clinic and is an Associate Professor with the Virginia Tech Carilion School
of Medicine. He has created an office-based opioid treatment program at
Carilion Clinic, where he has convened a team of practitioners, counselors,
care coordinators, and nurses who provide comprehensive treatment ser-
vices to OUD patients, along with his general psychiatric practice. Academic
responsibilities include training medical students, psychiatry residents, and
conducting research and quality improvement studies. His research focus
has been on OUDmedication-assisted treatment with pregnant women and
the general adult population.
Biography
Cheryl Hartman completed her Ph.D. in Educational Psychology at Temple
University. She has specialized in grantwriting, research, program develop-
ment and services administration. Her field has included teen pregnancy
and school dropout evidence-based programming, as well as substance use
disorder prevention. At Carilion Clinic in Roanoke, VA she currently manag-
es the adolescent addiction treatment program and the office-based opi-
oid treatment program, ensuring evidence-based service practices. Cheryl
serves on the faculty of the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine and
provides training to medical students and medical residents. She is project
director for an SBIRT training grant, an ECHO teleconsultation project fo-
cused on OUD treatment expansion to rural/underserved communities, and
is working on a replication of a manual-guided approach to group therapy
with the OUD patients being served in the outpatient clinic.