VISION
MISSION
The Academy of Organizational and Occupational Psychiatry promotes the application of psychiatric principles and practices in the workplace to improve leadership, group interaction and employee health and performance.
To advance the knowledge and practice of psychiatrists who specialize in organizational and occupational psychiatry through collaboration and education.
2018 Annual Meeting March 2 - 4 in Chicago, IL
The Academy of Organizational and Occupational Psychiatry (AOOP) was founded in 1990 to provide a forum for an exchange of ideas between psychiatry and the world of work. AOOP's annual meeting is an opportunity to:
- Enhance the knowledge and skills of its members through various training opportunities and professional networking
- Liaison with other professional groups concerned with workplace health and mental health
- Encourage and support the practice of organizational and occupational psychiatryCome and join us to reconnect with old colleagues and meet new ones,
Please come and join us at our 2018 meeting to reconnect with old colleagues and meet new ones, hear from people who are doing incredibly interesting work, listen to some terrific presentations and enjoy the time and space for in depth collegial discussions. We’ve built in opportunities to reflect on your own practice; get some peer mentoring and coaching, or give some; and a have chance to unplug and reflect.
Meeting Essentials
The meeting will be held at the University Club of Chicago [76 E Monroe Street, Chicago, IL 60603] beginning the evening of Friday March 2 (see program below).
Your membership dues payment is also your registration for the annual meeting. If you've already registered with AOOP for 2018, please confirm your attendance by email. Otherwise, complete the membership form and send with a check to the address on the form.
We have a block of rooms at the Club held for conference attendees to reserve until February 12 (after that, rooms may or may not be available there).
To reserve your room, either phone the Club at (312) 726 -2840, ask for Guest Room Reservations and mention you are attending the AOOP meeting, or email for information about book rooms electronically.
