Psychiatry Residency
Program Director Welcome
Welcome to the Oklahoma State University family, home of the Psychiatry Medicine Residency!
We hope you find our website full of specific information about our residents, faculty,
alumni and staff. All of the information about our curriculum, salary, benefits and
training facilities can be found throughout this website. My hope is that you not
only find the information needed but that you are able to see what makes our training
environment at OSU such a wonderful place as you accomplish your goals and dreams
of becoming a clinical psychiatrist!
Our academic sponsorship by Oklahoma State University, combined with our status as
one of the largest training hospitals in the United States, means that our residents
get the “best of both worlds.” Our diverse and extremely talented faculty wear many
hats: they teach at state and national meetings, are recognized leaders in the community
and are passionate advocates for whole-person-based primary care. All of our residents
learn full-spectrum psychiatric medicine, which includes counseling training, community
support medicine, and tremendous experience in mental health and addiction-based clinical
care. At the same time, our Oklahoma State University connection gives our residents
access to significant academic resources and medical student teaching opportunities
right here in Tulsa, a haven of Southern comfort and cosmopolitan style in the expansive
Oklahoma plains.
We recognize that there are a multitude of excellent psychiatric medicine training
options in the country. Why choose us? One simple answer – the people. We are passionate
about what we do and whom we serve. When we ask residents, faculty, and staff what
they most like about our residency program, the answer is universally “the people”
and the sense of belonging to a learning community that feels like a family. We want
to continue to attract people who share our dedication to serving those who need it
the most. If you are committed to caring for the underserved and seek training in
an academically rigorous yet “hands-on” learning environment, please be sure to contact
us. We look forward to sharing our enthusiasm with you.
Sincerely,
Stephen Brasseux, M.D.
Program Description
The Residency in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Oklahoma State University is
designed to provide a comprehensive and broad-based education in clinical psychiatric
diagnosis and treatment. It is a four-year, ACGME-accredited program. The didactic
portion of the curriculum is organized to present a body of knowledge which comprises
current thought in psychiatry. The clinical exercises and experiences are organized
to provide clinical expertise in evaluation of the entire range of psychiatrically
ill patients and competence in psychiatric treatment, using the fundamental modalities
of therapy currently available. Recent graduates of our program have felt well prepared
for academic psychiatry, private practice psychiatry, or public sector psychiatry.
It is the mission of our program to produce excellent clinicians and leaders in all
realms of psychiatry who can face the challenges of psychiatry in the contemporary
era.
Learn more about our faculty here.
Residents
PGY-4

Anjula Ceesay, D.O.
Medical School: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine College, Major: Northeastern State University, Cellular Biology Hometown: Glenpool, OK Hobbies: Cooking and gardening

David Hogg, D.O.
Medical School: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: University of California at Santa Barbara, ZoologyHometown: Santa Barbara, CAHobbies: Woodworking, reading, fitness and archery

Tiffany Bartel, D.O.
Medical School: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: University of Oklahoma, Microbiology, minor in Chemistryand BiochemistryHometown: Edmond, OKHobbies: crafting, restoring furniture and watching movies

Reagan Gill, D.O.
Medical School: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: University of Oklahoma, Multidisciplinary Studies with a focus in Biological SciencesHometown: Claremore, OKHobbies: Trying new coffee recipes, taking road trips and rollerblading
Residents
PGY-3

Doug Coker, D.O.
Med School: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: University of Central Oklahoma, BiologyHometown: Sulphur, OKHobbies: Walking my dogs, running, and building model vehicles

Stephen Cates, D.O.
Medical school: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: Northeastern State University, Molecular BiologyHometown: Fort Smith, ARHobbies: Running, traveling

Lauren Rogers, D.O.
Medical school:Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: University of Oklahoma, MicrobiologyHometown:Oklahoma City, OKHobbies: sleeping, shopping, gardening, and spending time with my husband and our two dogs Artemis and Roland

Michelle Sharp, D.O.
Medical school: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: University of Oklahoma, MicrobiologyHometown: Bartlesville, OKHobbies: Yoga, concerts, hiking, reading, scrapbooking, traveling, exercising, Spanish

Brady Vincent, D.O.
Medical School: Western University of Health SciencesCollege, Major: Weber State University, B.S., Medical Laboratory SciencesHometown: Perry, UTHobbies: Spending time with my family and friends, traveling, and camping
Residents
PGY-2

Braden Carr, D.O., Ph.D.
Med School: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine; Graduate Degree: Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences, Doctor of PhilosophyCollege, Major: University of Central Oklahoma, Psychology; Oklahoma State University, Biology Hometown: Skiatook, OKHobbies: Movies, video games, spicy peppers, hiking

Kaelyn Lu, D.O.
Medical school: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: University of Central Oklahoma, Biology Hometown: Edmond, OKHobbies: Hanging out with my dog, going to Disney World, visiting the beach, eating carbs, and exploring abandoned/spooky things.

Evan Mashigian, D.O.
Medical School: Liberty University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: university of Arkansas, B.A., Psychological ScienceHometown: Frisco, TX Hobbies: poker, tennis, golf, music

Eric Monsebais, D.O.
Medical school: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, EconomicsHometown: Chickasha, OKHobbies: Graphic/web design, scuba diving, hiking and machining

Corey Spence, D.O.
Medical school: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: Oklahoma Christian University, BiologyHometown: Tulsa, OKHobbies: Attending concerts, reading comics, playing guitar and video games, and spending time with my two cats and dog.
Residents
PGY-1

Elizabeth Chen, D.O.
Med School: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: St. Louis University, Public HealthHometown: Omaha, NEHobbies: Exercising, photography, traveling

Jackson Dalrymple, D.O.
Medical school: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: Pittsburg State University, Biology Hobbies: Video games, reading sci-fi, weight lifting, mountain biking, rock climbing, hanging out with his dog, and abandoned/spooky things

Joshua Day, D.O.
Medical school: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: Oklahoma State University, Nutritional Science; Graduate Degree from Oklahoma State University in Biomedical SciencesHometown: Tulsa, OKHobbies: Hiking, camping, wilderness survival, and statistics

Christopher DiPesa, D.O.
Medical school: Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic MedicineCollege, Major: University of Oklahoma, Philosophy Hometown: Owasso, OKHobbies: Spending time with his wife and family, reading, cooking/baking, gardening, playing guitar, watching YouTube and OETA, dabbling in woodworking, and studying ethics

Desiree Lyon, M.D.
Medical school: University of Oklahoma College of Medicine College, Major: East Central University, Molecular Biology Hometown: Ada, OKHobbies: Cooking and baking, spending time with my sisters, live music, and supporting local art
Salary/Benefits
PGY 1 | $51,322.00 |
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PGY 2 | $53,069.00 |
PGY 3 | $54,958.00 |
PGY 4 | $56,952.00 |
PGY 5 | $58,858.00 |
PGY 6 | $61,055.00 |
PGY 7 | $63,507.00 |
Information Sheet
View the current information sheet here.
Benefits
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Sick and vacation leave
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Employee medical/dental insurance
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Family medical and dental available
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Optional retirement program
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Moonlighting available for fully-licensed residents per program policy
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Research opportunities available
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Residents/Fellows will pay a portion of their monthly health insurance premium plan selected by the medical center
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