Amanda Itzkoff

Amanda Itzkoff Amanda Itzkoff, MD is a Board Certified Psychiatrist in New York, NY. Dr. Itzkoff is dedicated to offering medication treatment and talk therapy options designed for the individual patient.

Dr. Amanda Itzkoff, MD is trained to use both medication and talk therapy to treat all psychiatric disorders including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, substance abuse and dependence, and eating disorders. Buprenorphine to treat addiction is available. All patients are treated in a non-judgmental, warm, and strictly confidential environment. Dr. Amanda Itzkoff completed undergraduate education at Cornell where she graduated college co-valedictorian. She then attended NYU School of Medicine and completed the Mount Sinai Residency Training program in Psychiatry as well as a Mount Sinai Fellowship. She remains on Faculty at Mount Sinai. Dr. Amanda Itzkoff was also selected as the winner of the Adele Zinbeg Award for Women's Leadership in Psychiatry. Amanda Itzkoff is Board Certified by the ABPN. Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Mount Sinai Hospital. Winner of the Adele Zinberg Award for Women's Leadership in Psychiatry. Dr. Amanda Itzkoff Voted Most Compassionate Doctor 2010, 2011 Dr. Amanda Itzkoff Winner of the Patients Choice Award 2009, 2010 and 2011. Dr. Itzkoff was selected a Leading Physician of the World in 2012! Dr. Itzkoff would be happy to work with you to devise a plan that fits your lifestyle and personal goals!

Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Mount Sinai school of Medicine

July 2008 - Present

academic prvilidges.

NYC Private Psychiatry Practice at Amanda Itzkoff, MD NYC Psychiatry

January 2008 - Present | 11 east 68th street, New York, NY 10065

Dr. Itzkoff, Assistant Professor at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, maintains a private psychiatric practice in Manhattan and teaches at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. A specialist in both psychotherapy and psychopharmacology, or the administration of psychiatric drugs, Dr. Itzkoff sees patients for depression, anxiety, substance abuse, eating disorders, adult ADHD, bipolar conditions, and relationship issues. For clients facing addiction problems, she can prescribe the opioid buprenorphine. Certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Dr. Amanda Itzkoff is known for treating all her patients with compassion and warmth. Dr. Amanda Itzkoff maintains an active, happy and healthy relationship with academic, professional, and lay media. Dr. Itzkoff continues her engagement with reputable media outlets, promoting personal and professional goals, including actively working to promote health and mental health education, and fostering accessibility of medical and mental health knowledge for the individual consumer. Dr. Amanda Itzkoff provides select commentary for reputable media outlets. We have seen Dr. Itzkoff before in the New York Times "Well" blog, inside the New York Times Magazine, quoted in The New York Observer, The New York Post, and the Huffington Post, among others. Dr. Itzkoff provides a caring, warm, nonjudgmental environment. Her Bespoke Psychiatric private practice is distinguished as an exclusive setting. Dr. Amanda Itzkoff's Manhattan offices are conveniently located in Midtown at 11 East 68th Street and in Chelsea at 219 West 20th Street. She may be contacted at (917) 609-4990.

Attending Psychiatrist, Assistant Professor at Mount Sinai Medical Center

2008 - 2009

responsible for leading patient care teams as well as for providing teaching (or didactices) for the residents and medical students becoming familiarized with the new discipline.

New York University School of Medicine

1999 – 2003

MD

Concentration: MD

Activities: Awaded the Department of Medicine's Highest recognition for an essay on Humanism in Medicine.

Cornell University

1995 – 1999

B.S.

Activities: college co-valedictorian Cyril F Crowe Fund Award Alpha Zeta key award Merrill Presidential Sholoar

running, traveling, pilates, writing, family, and traveling!