Tom Mackenzie, M.D.
Professor
Professor, Vice Chair, Director of the Medical Student Education and Interim Director of the Psychiatry Residency Training Program. Graduated from Harvard Medical School and completed his residency at Dartmouth Medical School. Dr. Mackenzie joined the University of Minnesota faculty in 1977.
His interests include obsessive-compulsive disorder, human ecology, and sociobiology. He was the first recipient of the Graduate–Professional Teaching Award for the 1998-1999 academic year from the University of Minnesota Medical School. Upon receiving this award, he is Distinguished University Teaching Professor of Psychiatry. He began service as Vice-Chair of the Department of Psychiatry in 2000.
Educational Summary:
Harvard University – School of Medicine – M.D., 1970
Internship in Internal Medicine – University of California, San Francisco, 1970-71
Residency in Psychiatry – Dartmouth Medical School, 1973-1976
Fellowship in Consultation-liaison Psychiatry – Darthmouth Medical School, 1976-77
Relevant Prior Experience:
Assistant Professor, 1977-81
Director of Undergraduate Education, 1981-present
Associate Professor, 1981-93
Professor, 1993-present
Chair, Medical School Education Council, 1995-01
President, Association of Directors of Medical Student Education in Psychiatry, 1997-99
Distinguished University Teaching Professor, 1999-present
Vice-chair, 2000-present
Chair, USMLE Step 2 Test Material Development Committee for Psychiatry, 2001-present
Responsibilities/Activities In This Residency:
Interim Residency Program Director
Outpatient supervisor
ECT supervisor
Residency Training Committee
Research/Scholarly Interests:
Teaching Human Behavior
Email: macke001@umn.edu