Georgia South Psychiatry Residency Program

Georgia South Psychiatry Residency Program Empowering future Psychiatry leaders with regionally focused and diverse training experiences in community-based settings. (229) 891-9443

Located at Colquitt Regional Medical Center in Moultrie, GA!

Meet Dr. Caleb Rowan!Dr. Rowan is a first-year resident at Georgia South Psychiatry who brings a passion for communicati...
12/04/2025

Meet Dr. Caleb Rowan!

Dr. Rowan is a first-year resident at Georgia South Psychiatry who brings a passion for communication, connection, and Christ-centered care to his work!

After earning his undergraduate degree from Florida State University and attending medical school at the University of Florida, he chose Moultrie for its close-knit community, exceptional training, and welcoming atmosphere. He values the opportunity to build meaningful doctor–patient relationships and to support both emotional and physical well-being. Dr. Rowan was drawn to Colquitt Regional’s reputation for compassionate care and a culture that allows residents to truly thrive!

Outside of medicine, he enjoys playing guitar, basketball, chess, and embracing adventure.

Read more about Dr. Rowan here: https://colquittregional.com/resident-spotlight-dr-caleb-rowan/

Congratulations to Dr. Muhammad M. Alam on passing his Psychiatry boards!He has been a core member of our faculty since ...
12/02/2025

Congratulations to Dr. Muhammad M. Alam on passing his Psychiatry boards!

He has been a core member of our faculty since our program's founding in 2019 and is consistently praised by residents for his profound passion for teaching and mentorship. As Medical Director of Turning Point Care Center and a U.S. Army Reserve psychiatrist, he brings unparalleled frontline experience into his educational role! We are incredibly grateful for his dedication to shaping the next generation of psychiatrists. Well-deserved, Dr. Alam!

Thankful for another year of learning, healing, and supporting mental health together. Happy Thanksgiving from our Psych...
11/27/2025

Thankful for another year of learning, healing, and supporting mental health together. Happy Thanksgiving from our Psychiatry family🧡

On Rural Health Day, we recognize the importance of accessible mental health care in every community. Georgia South Psyc...
11/20/2025

On Rural Health Day, we recognize the importance of accessible mental health care in every community. Georgia South Psychiatry is proud to serve our rural patients! 🧠💚

PGY-1 resident Dr. Sami Khan joins in on the teamwork at Colquitt Regional’s annual Interprofessional Seminar, a collabo...
11/17/2025

PGY-1 resident Dr. Sami Khan joins in on the teamwork at Colquitt Regional’s annual Interprofessional Seminar, a collaborative event where Nurse and Physician Residency programs strengthen communication, teamwork, and SBAR skills🩺🤝

10/10/2025

Today is World Mental Health Day🌎💚🩺
At Georgia South Psychiatry, we believe mental health is just as important as physical health! This day is a reminder to check in with yourself, support others, and seek help when needed.

Whether you’re facing anxiety, depression, or just feeling overwhelmed — you’re not alone. Help and hope are available.

To learn more or schedule an appointment, call (229) 891-9443. Let’s work together to break the stigma and prioritize mental well-being, today and every day🧠🌱

10/09/2025

October 9th is National Depression Screening Day. Depression is more than just feeling sad — it can affect your sleep, energy, focus, and relationships. Common signs include:
• Persistent sadness or hopelessness
• Loss of interest in activities
• Changes in appetite or sleep
• Fatigue or low energy
• Difficulty concentrating

Early screening can make a big difference. Talk to your primary care provider about a referral to Georgia South Psychiatry.

To schedule an appointment or learn more, call (229) 891-9443! You don’t have to go through it alone.

Dr. Krout and Dr. Baumgartner recently attended ’s Mental Health and Resource Fair!
10/07/2025

Dr. Krout and Dr. Baumgartner recently attended ’s Mental Health and Resource Fair!

We’re proud to shine a spotlight on Kristoff Cohran, our Program Administrator! Kristoff has successfully completed the ...
09/23/2025

We’re proud to shine a spotlight on Kristoff Cohran, our Program Administrator! Kristoff has successfully completed the 10-month Graduate Medical Education (GME) Development Fellowship, a prestigious program hosted by the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) and the UNC Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research👏🥳

Through this inaugural fellowship, Kristoff joined leaders from across the nation to explore innovative strategies in GME development, work alongside expert mentors, and design projects that strengthen rural healthcare, expand physician training, address maternal health needs, and advance policy! His achievement not only reflects his dedication and leadership, but also reinforces our commitment to growing and advancing medical education in South Georgia, especially in the field of psychiatry!

Congratulations to Drs. Richard Tricardo, Rizwana Ashraf, and Faith Hagler for being recognized for their poster present...
09/23/2025

Congratulations to Drs. Richard Tricardo, Rizwana Ashraf, and Faith Hagler for being recognized for their poster presentation, “Impact of COVID on ED psychiatric hospitalization patterns in rural South Georgia" at the South Georgia Regional GME Conference at VSU. We are so proud of this team for sharing valuable research, building strong partnerships, and representing Georgia South Psychiatry with excellence!

(Pictured: Dr. Tricardo and Dr. Hagler; not pictured: Dr. Ashraf)

Georgia South Psychiatry represented proudly at the South Georgia Regional GME Conference at ! Our Associate Program Dir...
09/22/2025

Georgia South Psychiatry represented proudly at the South Georgia Regional GME Conference at ! Our Associate Program Director, Dr. Kent Posey, delivered “The Evolution of Interventional Psychiatry.” 🧠🌟

09/15/2025

One of our interns, Dr. Sami Khan, shines a light on an important but often overlooked topic—su***de prevention. September is Su***de Awareness Month, a crucial time to remind everyone that help is available and you’re never alone.

Did you know that su***de is a leading cause of death worldwide, and each year, nearly 800,000 people die by su***de? Mental health challenges affect 1 in 5 people annually, yet many do not seek professional help due to stigma or lack of resources. Early intervention and open conversations can save lives. If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out—support is here🩵💜

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