Laurel Pellegrino, MD

Personal Statement

I am a psychiatrist at the UW Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic (OPC) on Roosevelt, where I see patients for consultation, medication management, and psychotherapy, both individually and with psychiatry residents. I see patients with mood disorders, anxiety disorders, trauma, and complex trauma. I also help answer a consultation line for providers in the state of Washington who have questions about psychiatric medications during the perinatal period. I serve as an Associate Program Director in the Psychiatry residency, where I help oversee the curriculum. My areas of interests are resident education, psychodynamic psychotherapy, outpatient psychiatry, perinatal psychiatry, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Education

Chief Resident, UW Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic, University of Washington, 2016-2017
Psychiatry Resident, University of Washington, 2013-2017
MD, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, 2008-2013
BA, Bryn Mawr College, 2004-2008

Department Affiliations

Recent Publications

Disrupting Psychiatry Didactics: Creation of a Lecturer Toolkit to Include Topics of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.
(2024 Jul 1)
Acad Psychiatry
Nguyen GC, Pellegrino LD, Ochoa SM, Lee J, McCall C, Ramasamy R

Development of Psychiatric Residents as Psychotherapists: Effectiveness of a Psychotherapy Pathway.
(2023 Feb 1)
Am J Psychother 76(2): 87-90
Chang SK, Pellegrino LD, McCann BS

Considerations for Program Directors in the 2020-2021 Remote Resident Recruitment.
(2020 Dec)
Acad Psychiatry 44(6): 664-668
Soeprono TM, Pellegrino LD, Murray SB, Ratzliff A

Supplementing Psychiatry Resident Training with a Tiered Psychotherapy Pathway.
(2021 Apr)
Acad Psychiatry 45(2): 200-202
Pellegrino LD, Chang SK, Alexander C, McCann BS

Service Dogs in the Hospital: Helpful or Harmful? A Case Report and Clinical Recommendations.
(2016 May-Jun)
Psychosomatics 57(3): 301-4
Pellegrino LD, Cerimele JM, Dubovsky AN

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