Curriculum Vitae

EDUCATION

1965-1968
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Resident in Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine
1964-1965 Rotating Internship, South Baltimore General Hospital
1962-1964 University of Maryland School of Medicine, Years 3 & 4
1960-1962 University of Maryland Graduate School in Biochemistry
1958-1960 University of Maryland School of Medicine, Years 1 & 2
1954-1958 Loyola University Baltimore, Bachelor in Science
CERTIFICATION

1972
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
LICENSES

1964
State of Maryland: Medical DO 5841
2010
State of Florida: Medical ME 106162


ORGANIZATION DIRECTORSHIPS


1984-1986
CEO of Medic, an ambulatory care facility open 365 days a year, 12 hrs/day, providing multi-specialty impatient and  outpatient care
1975-1984 CEO of Maryland Health Associates, an organization that designed, developed and delivered health services for hospitals and communities including inpatient and outpatient, emergency room, psychiatric, med-surg, substance abuse, geriatric, and rehabilitation.
1974-1981 Chief, Department of Behavioral and Rehabilitative Medicine, Fallston General Hospital
1969-1985 CEO of Michael W. Kilchenstein, M.D., P.A., a multi-specialty medical organization which provided services in seven offices, four hospitals and three schools treating over 10,000 patients.
1976-1978 Chairman, Mental Health Advisory Board, Harford County, Maryland
1970-1978 Director, Mental Health Service, Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University
1977-1978 Director, Harford County Community Health Center
1968-1970 Director, Seton Psychiatric Institute Adolescent Program
1967-1968 Director, Day Care Center, Spring Grove State Hospital
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1968-Present Private Practice
1960-1964 Emergency Room Externship, South Baltimore General
1961-1963 Hospital for the Women of Maryland, Assisting in labor and delivery, resuscitating newborns.
1962-1964 Springfield State Hospital, Examined new patients and performed yearly mental  status exams and physicals on chronic patients.
1968-1983 Psychiatrist, Johns Hopkins Hospital
1968-1985 Consultant in Psychiatry, Union Memorial Hospital
1968-1971 Psychiatrist, United Auto Workers Clinic, Johns Hopkins Hospital
1970-1972 Consultant in Psychiatry, Community College of Baltimore

PROFESSIONAL TEACHING
1985 Project Management Seminar, Columbia, Maryland
1981-1986 Baltimore County Board of Education, Organizational Consultant
1981-1985 Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital, Organizational Consultant
1982-2008 Saint John’s Episcopal Church, Family Relations Seminars
1968-1984 Instructor in Psychiatry, Johns Hopkins Medical School
1971-1972 Adolescent Psychiatry Seminar, Balto. Co. Juvenile Services
2003 American Academy of Psychoanalysis, The Analytic Treatment of a Retarded Man, Washington DC
2004 The Columbia Academy of Psychodynamics, Primitive Mental States
2008 St. John’s Episcopal Church, Seminars on personal communication as a necessity for the continued processing of lived experience

CONTINUING EDUCATION

1990-present Research collaboration and supervision with Thomas Ogden, M.D., Director of the Center for the Advanced Study of the Psychosis, Faculty: San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute and Training and Supervising analyst at the Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California.
1969 Child Psychiatry Workshop, Schenectady, New York
1970 Family Therapy Workshop, V. Satir, Columbia, MD
1970 Organizational Development Workshop, M.Fryde, Ph.D.
1971 Bioenergetic Analysis Workshop, Bangor, PA
1972 Group Dynamics Workshop, Summit, New Jersey
1972 Bioenergetic Analysis Workshop, Bangor, PA
1973 Bioenergetic Analysis Workshop, Huntsville, AL
1973 Couples Therapy Workshop, Kirkridge, Bangor, PA
1973 Sensory Awareness Workshop, Zulver Institute, NY
1975 International Neurosciences Symposium, San Juan
1977 Modern Indication for Surgery, Ocean City, MD
1978 National Conference on Countertransference, Harold Searles, M.D., Peter Giovacchini, M.D., Advanced Institute for Analytic Psychotherapy, New York, NY
1978 Southwestern Cardiovascular Symposium, Contemporary Cardiac Surgery, Denton Cooley, Scotsdale, AR
1979 National Training Labs, Group Dynamics, Andros, BWI
1980 Psychiatric Seminars, Los Angeles, California
1982-1985 American Academy of Psychiatrists “Update”, 48 hrs
1982-1983 Balto-DC Psychoanalytic Society Discussions, 6 hrs
1982 7 Day Course for Health Professionals, (100 hrs)
1983 Communication Workshop, Washington, DC, (12 hrs)
1983 Contextual Psychotherapy Workshop (12 hrs)
1983 Dallas Psychiatric Symposium, Texas (24 hrs)
1984 Mastery of Group Dynamics Workshop I (40 hrs)
1984 Couples Therapy Workshop, Center for Contextual Therapy (12 hrs)
1984 Entrepreneur 2000, System Development (126 hrs)
1984 Borderline Personality Disorder Workshop, Masterson(6 hrs)
1985 Mastery of Group Dynamics Workshop II(40 hrs)
1985 Borderline Personality Disorder Seminar, Masterson (6hrs)
1988-1989 Comparing Approaches to Psychoanalytic Therapy, Washington School of Psychiatry (20 hrs)
1990 The Self and Intimacy, Masterson (11hrs)
1991 Journeys with the Regressed Patient (9.5 hrs) Presentation of my treatment of a regressed patient. Marin Boyer Lodge, San Francisco, CA.
1991 Sexualities: Problems and Solutions, Joyce McDougall, Washington School of Psychiatry, (9 hrs)
1992 Countertransference Workshop, Christopher Bollas, Washington School of Psychiatry, (12 hrs)
1993 Seminar on Primitive forms of Psychic Structure, Thomas Ogden, Center for the  Advanced Study of the Psychosis, San Francisco,  CA
1995 Seminar on Early Forms of Oedipal Structures, Thomas Ogden, Center for the Advanced Study of the Psychosis, San Francisco, CA.


COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

In 1979, I wrote the application for certification for a thirty five bed psychiatric unit (the largest ever approved in Maryland).  This involved four years of intense documentation of the need for the beds in Hartford County, Maryland, the presentation and  defense of the project at the Central Maryland Health System Agency, the recruitment and training of the staff, the writing of the procedures manual, the development of a 24 hr/day emergency room service, and the establishment of continuing education programs for the staff.  This was the culmination of a project I began in May of 1970 which first required that we (myself, and an internist and two business men) build a 250 bed, full service, general hospital with the attached 100 bed nursing home, then, completely staff the facility.  This facility was fully accredited by the JCAH in the first year of operation.

MILITARY

1964-1966         Psychiatrist, 136th Evac. Hospital, Maryland
1966-1970        Commander, 175th TAC Dispensary, Maryland National Guard
1970                   Retired, Major, U.S.A.F.

BUSINESS


General Partner, Fallston Medical Complex, A four man group that developed a 350 bed medical complex.
Partner, Fallston General Hospital, A twenty man group that developed all the services for a 250 bed general hospital.
Chairman of the Board, Coleman Aviation Corporation, A three man group that  opened and operated for public use the largest private airport in the country  (Martin State Airport).

Naples, Florida

Currently in general psychiatrist practice, Naples Florida Psychiatrist Michael W. Kilchenstein, MD administers adult and adolescent psychiatry in Naples, Florida.

Naples, Florida Psychiatrist

Naples, Florida psychiatrist Michael W. Kilchenstein, MD, provides psychiatry, psychoanalysis and psychotherapy in Naples, Florida for those looking for a psychiatrist with a professional but gentle touch. Trained as Johns Hopkins University Medical School, and in psychiatric practice for four four decades, Naples Florida Psychiatrist Michael W. Kilchenstein, MD provides psychiatric services and psychiatrist care in Naples, Florida. We are two miles outside the center of Naples, Florida (USA) and easily accessible from any of the suburbs of Naples, Florida. If you are visiting Naples, or live in Naples full time, and are seeking a psychiatrist or counseling for adult or adolescent psychiatry, come visit us at the Naples Florida Psychiatrist office and we will provide full psychiatric care at our Naples, Florida office or in the Naples, Florida metropolitan area if you would prefer a visit in your home.