Jasmine Jack, MD

Originally from Houston, Texas, I pursued my undergraduate studies in human biology at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina, before earning my medical degree from Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia. After medical school, I completed three years of psychiatry residency at UT Southwestern in Dallas, Texas, where I specialized in a Transitional Age Youth track. This additional training gave me the opportunity to address the unique challenges young adults face in the shift from childhood to adulthood, deepening my commitment to supporting patients during these pivotal years. Currently, I am a first-year fellow in child and adolescent psychiatry at the MGH/McLean Hospital system in Boston, Massachusetts, which I chose for its broad clinical training, strong mentorship, abundant resources, and warm, supportive environment. My professional interests include first-episode psychosis, the interaction between physical and mental health, and community psychiatry, with a focus on providing holistic care for youth. After the fellowship, I am considering a career in consult liaison work, college mental health, or community psychiatry, where I hope to continue making a meaningful impact on young lives.

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Leah W. Morelli, MD

I am a child and adolescent psychiatrist with a clinical focus in consultation-liaison work. I am an attending psychiatrist with the MGH Pediatric Consultation-Liaison service, the Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, and the MGH Acute Psychiatry Service. The interface between psychiatry and medicine has long been a passion of mine which led me to apply to the MGH/McLean combined adult and pediatrics residency and fellowship program. This afforded me the opportunity to complete my medicine rotations within pediatrics and gain specialized knowledge about the unique challenges medically ill children face, and the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, which has informed my current clinical roles. I am particularly interested in the overlap between psychiatry and neurology including neuropsychiatric manifestations of disease and functional neurological disorders.

In addition to clinical work, I have a longitudinal focus in education starting in college where I served as a teacher’s assistant for a behavioral neurobiology course, and then in medical school where I developed a curriculum for a new course promoting resilience and empathy in medical students, and in residency and fellowship where I participated in the Clinical Educator Program and published several book chapters. I continue to work in a teaching role through formal lectures and supervision of fellows, residents, and medical students within psychiatry as well as teaching pediatric residents their core psychiatry curriculum.

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Gulisa Turashvili, MD, PhD

Gulisa Turashvili is an Associate Pathologist at MGH. She received her medical degree in Georgia, and a PhD in the Czech Republic, followed by a Postdoctoral Fellowship at BC Cancer Research Centre in Canada. Her pathology training included an Anatomic Pathology Residency at Queen’s University, Canada, and Gynecologic and Breast Pathology Fellowships at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York. She is the Deputy Editor-In-Chief of Gynecologic Pathology at PathologyOutlines and a member of the College of American Pathologists Cancer Committee, Pathology Work Group of the International Gynecologic Cancer Society, USCAP Abstract Review Committee and Membership Committee, CheckPath Anatomic Pathology Committee of the American Society for Clinical Pathology, and other international and national committees. She serves on the editorial board of Modern Pathology, Laboratory Investigation, BMC Cancer, and other peer-reviewed journals. She has published >120 articles and book chapters in gynecologic and breast pathology. She is actively involved in the education of pathology trainees, pathologists, and clinicians, and has given invited lectures and short courses at the regional, national, and international levels.

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