While a native New Yorker, Dr. Rozon has now lived in California for many years. He recently moved from the Bay Area to Southern California and is excited to explore everything Los Angeles has to offer and improve his surfing skills as well. Outside of the office, he likes to watch movies, everything from the latest blockbusters to older foreign language films. He also experiments in the kitchen with new recipes whenever he can.
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Nicholas Rozon, MD
Dr. Rozon is a Board-Eligible Adult Psychiatrist who is focused on working with patients suffering from mood disorders (depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and anxiety-related disorders) as well as trauma-related disorders.
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After starting medical school initially aiming towards pediatrics, Dr. Rozon quickly found himself drawn to psychiatry. He was astounded by the impact psychiatric illness could have on both individuals and their wider communities. He was similarly amazed by the effect treatment could have in changing patients’ lives. As a Latino familiar with the stigma often attached to mental health in Latinx cultures, he also gravitated to the work of normalizing conversations about mental health in communities of color.
Dr. Rozon has a friendly and laidback approach to working with patients. He strives to establish a collaborative relationship with his patients built on mutual trust, respect, and often laughter. He wants his patients to feel comfortable and well informed to make decisions about their care while working with him. His goal is always to create treatment plans built on the latest evidence and patients’ values.
He is excited to incorporate both esketamine nasal spray and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) into his practice. He has seen firsthand the impact interventional techniques can have on patients and believes these treatments are modern tools in the fight against treatment-resistant depression that will continue to gain wider use in the future.
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Dr. Rozon received his Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Columbia University.
Following undergrad, he attended the Post Baccalaureate Premedical Program at Columbia University. He received his medical degree from the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, where he was selected to be a Gold Humanism Honors Society Member as well as a Daniel Noyes Brown Scholar.
He completed his Adult Psychiatry Residency at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). During his residency, he was named Chief Resident for the San Francisco VA Medical Center and Residency Association Vice President. Dr. Rozon cared for patients at various UCSF and San Francisco VA outpatient clinics. He provided medication management and psychotherapy (CBT, ACT and psychodynamic) for patients with complex mood, psychotic, personality, substance use, and trauma-related disorders. He also worked closely with experts at Langley Porter Psychiatric Institute’s Anxiety Clinic to treat patients with severe anxiety disorders including generalized anxiety, OCD, and panic disorder with agoraphobia.
As Chief Resident, he coordinated a wide variety of clinical experiences for residents rotating at VA outpatient clinics. He mentored residents on navigating the rigors of residency, transitioning from inpatient to outpatient psychiatric care, and beginning therapy training.
Dr. Rozon worked as an Emergency Department Psychiatrist at UCSF, where he fielded psychiatric consultations from Emergency Department physicians and performed thorough and efficient evaluations on a diverse community of patients. He collaborated with the Emergency Department team to triage and treat patients, as well as ensure safe dispositions.
He joined Mindful Health Solutions in the Fall of 2021.
