*****PaPS Assembly Members*****
Congratulations Assembly Award Winners!
Please join us in congratulating PaPS members Drs. Mayank Gupta and
Christine Marchionni as winners of The Warren Williams Assembly
Speaker’s Award. This award, established in 1984 in honor and memory of
Warren Williams, MD, Past Speaker of the Assembly (1972–1973),
recognizes recent or current outstanding activities or contributions in
the field of psychiatry and mental health.
Mayank Gupta, MD, DFAPA
Christine Marchionni, MD, DFAPA
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About Dr. Mayank Gupta, MD, DFAPA, DFAACAP, CPE
Dr. Mayank Gupta is a Triple Board-Certified Psychiatrist and
Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association and the
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. A long-standing
leader within organized psychiatry, President of the Pittsburgh
Psychiatric Society, and is an active contributor to the APA Assembly,
where he has advanced evidence-based policy and clinical advocacy.
Internationally trained and nationally recognized, Dr. Gupta
completed psychiatric training in London at the Charing Cross Program
before completing residency at New York Medical College and a Child and
Adolescent Psychiatry fellowship at Rutgers University. He is also
certified in Addiction Medicine and a Certified Physician Executive.
Dr. Gupta’s leadership has spanned inpatient, outpatient, and system
wide roles, including service during pandemic to expand rural access to
youth mental health care earned him the APA’s William C. Menninger
Memorial Award for Rural Psychiatry.
A committed advocate for scientific rigor and patient centered care,
Dr. Gupta has authored numerous scholarly publications and continues to
contribute to APA initiatives, action papers, and national policy
discussions. His clinical work integrates developmental science,
psychotherapy, and neuropsychopharmacology, reflecting his dedication to
advancing psychiatry in service of patients, families, and the
profession.
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Dr. Christine Marchionni DFAPA, is a consultation liaison
psychiatrist with St. Luke’s University Health Network in Easton,
Pennsylvania. She is also the inaugural and current program director for
their psychiatric residency program. Dr. Marchionni completed medical
school, residency and fellowship at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
and has practiced at St. Luke’s since 2016. She resides in Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania with her husband and two sons and is the current Secretary
for the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society.