David R. Mcduff, Md
Clinical Professor
Psychiatry
University of Maryland Medical Center
United States of America
Biography
Dr. David McDuff is a nationally known addiction, trauma, and sports psychiatrist and a retired Army Colonel. He holds faculty appointments at the University Of Maryland School Of Medicine in Baltimore (clinical professor) and the Uniformed Services University in Bethesda (adjunct associate professor). He is the founder of the University of Maryland’s Division of Alcohol & Drug Abuse and its Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship and Sports Psychiatry Programs and has three times been selected by Baltimore Magazine as it Top Doc in Addiction Psychiatry. He is an active clinician, teacher, speaker, and writer who has given more than 100 lectures at national and international conferences and published 60 journal articles, book chapters & reviews, manuals and monographs including his highly regarded book entitled “Sports Psychiatry: Strategies for Life Balance & Peak Performance (2102, American Psychiatric Press). He is one of America’s leading Sports Psychiatrist serving as the team psychiatrist and mental skills trainer for the Baltimore Orioles (1996-present) and Ravens (1996-2013) and as the current performance medicine physician for the Indianapolis Colts (2015-present). Dr. McDuff has been married since 1978 to Marie Sanders McDuff and has four children and four grandchildren.
Research Interest
Addiction Psychiatry Trauma Psychiatry Sports Psychiatry Performance Medicine
Publications
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McDuff DR, Morse E, White RK. Professional and Collegiate Team Assistance Programs: Services and Utilization in Clinics in Sports Medicine. Edited by Toffler I & Morse E, Elsevier Inc 2005. Volume 24, Issue 4, 943-958.
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McDuff D & Garvin M. (2016) Working with Sports Organizations & Teams. International Review of Psychiatry dx.doi.org/10.1080/09540261.2016.1212820
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McDuff D, Cohen M, Blais L, Stevenson W, McWilliams E (2008)Trauma Recovery Services For Psychiatric Inpatients. Journal of Psychological Trauma 7(1):1-15.