Blake Haren, MD
Program Director

E. Benjamin Clyburn , M.D., FACP
Director, Internal Medicine Residency

Edward M. Kantor , M.D.
Director, Psychiatry Residency

E. Baron Short, M.D., M.S.C.R

Dr. Short is an attending physician and Medical Director of Mood Disorders Clinic and 3 North Adult Inpatient Psychiatry at the Institute of Psychiatry. He has dual appointments in Departments of Psychiatry and Internal Medicine.

Clinical and Research Interests: TMS, ECT, DBS in mood disorders, TMS in fibromyalgia, TMS/fMRI in meditation, Integral Psychiatry

“Desiring to care for underserved populations, I felt that training in Psychiatry alone would not provide the breadth of training needed to attend to the comprehensive needs in this population. My Med-Psych training developed my strong respect for primary care, and my interests include: the integration of mental health and primary care services, particularly for those with addiction; patterns of opioid & stimulant prescription in primary care; medically unexplained symptoms; and improving behavioral health interventions in primary care.”

Dr. Steve Chin is a gastrointestinal (GI) medical oncologist with special interest in cancers of the esophagus, stomach, liver, and pancreas.  He joined MUSC Department of Medicine, Division of Hematology/Oncology in October, 2008. He was cross-trained in psychiatry, internal medicine and medical oncology.  He was newly appointed as the Director of Neuropsycho-Oncology in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences.  Dr. Chin will work with the Behavioral Medicine Division to effectively design a "Psycho-Oncology Clinic" at the Holling's CancerCenter.  This service will provide support for cancer patients with cognitive, emotional and behavioral symptoms.  In addition to clinical service mission, Psycho-Oncology Clinic will create an infrastructure for future Survivorship Research Programs.