Samaiya Mushtaq, M.D.

Dr. Samaiya Mushtaq is an attending psychiatrist accomplished in designing innovative skills-based educational programming on wellness and spirituality, with experience teaching to local Muslim communities, corporations, and medical students. She has a broad range of clinical training in inpatient, outpatient, consult, and emergency settings with diverse patient populations.

Medical School

Vanderbilt University School of Medicine (2015)

Residency

UT Southwestern Medical Center (2019), Psychiatry

Featured Publications

Bringing Psychiatry into the Mosque: Analysis of a Community Psycho-education Intervention

Mushtaq S, Ayvaci E, Hashimi M, North CS Journal of Psychiatric Practice 2020 (in press)

Paediatric ED BiPAP continuous quality improvement programme with patient analysis: 2005-2013.

Abramo T, Williams A, Mushtaq S, Meredith M, Sepaule R, Crossman K, Burney Jones C, Godbold S, Hu Z, Nick T, BMJ Open 2017 01 7 1 e011845

Scientology and Involuntary Commitment: A Case Report

Bershader R, Mushtaq BS, Saxena A The American Journal of Psychiatry Residents? Journal 2014 9 6 13-14

Utility of postoperative radiographs for cervical spine fusion: a comprehensive evaluation of operative technique, surgical indication, and duration since surgery.

Shau DN, Bible JE, Samade R, Gadomski SP, Mushtaq B, Wallace A, McGirt MJ, O'Neill KR, Devin CJ, Spine 2012 Nov 37 24 1994-2000

 Featured Books

Understanding the Effects of Islamophobia on Clinicians. In Islamophobia and Psychiatry: Recognition, Prevention, and Treatment

Mushtaq S, Bhatti S (2019). New York, Springer

Information Displays and Ergonomics. In Monitoring Technologies in Acute Care Environments

Mushtaq BS, Dexheimer JW, Anders S (2014). New York, Springer

• George Ginsberg Fellowship, American Association of Directors of Psychiatric Residency Training
  Awarded to five residents in the U.S. for excellence and accomplishments in education and teaching (2019)
• M. Naziruddin Ali Award for Excellence
  Muslim Student Association National award given to one individual for academic excellence and service to the North American Muslim community (2011)