Carl E. Fulwiler, M.D., Ph.D., is trained in Psychiatry and Neuroscience with a
clinical and research portfolio that spans forum health services and recovery oriented
approaches to basic neuroscience. Much of his work to date has focused on forensic
populations and co-occurring mental health and addictions. He is an Associate Professor
of Psychiatry and the acting Director of the Center for Mental Health Services Research
at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Carl is also the Director of the
Mental Health Agency Research Network and Director of Clinical Neuroscience at Lemuel
Shattuck Hospital, one of the principal UMass Affiliates. At the Shattuck Hospital he
operates the Integration Program at which provides mental health and substance abuse
treatment for people returning to the community from prison and jail or referred by the
courts. Dr. Fulwiler was Project Director for the first jail diversion program in
Massachusetts and is currently a co-investigator with the Department of Mental Health on
a federal grant to develop jail diversion services for veterans returning from Iraq and
Afghanistan with trauma-related mental disorders and co-occurring substance abuse
problems.
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