The Ketamine Research Institute Mini-Fellowship provides psychiatrists with ketamine infusion training, including evidence- and experience-based instruction, supervised hands-on clinical practice, and individualized treatment approaches. The program includes three intensive days at an infusion center followed by 12 mon
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12 months
The Ketamine Research Institute Mini-Fellowship is designed for psychiatrists seeking advanced training in ketamine infusion therapy. The curriculum covers precision-based care informed by pharmacokinetics, metabolism, comorbidities, and real-time clinical observation, along with cardiovascular and psychological monitoring and individualized dosing approaches. The practical component includes three intensive days of supervised, hands-on training at an infusion center and an individual experiential infusion under supervision. Participants receive protocols, evaluation templates, safety checklists, standard operating procedures, and a pharmacokinetic dosing calculator. Following the intensive training, the program provides 12 months of professional guidance, including clinical consultations, business guidance, and mentorship. Graduates earn KRI certification, are listed in the provider's national clinician directory, and receive access to a peer network.
Many programs teach the basics. Few prepare you for real-world complexity. Most rely on outdated, standardized dosing protocols that lead to suboptimal outcomes—where fewer than 40% of patients improve, and up to 8% worsen. We teach a different approach: individualized, precision-based care informed by pharmacokinetics, metabolism, comorbidities, and real-time clinical observation.
The Ketamine Research Institute is a US-based clinical research organization developing precision medicine approaches to ketamine infusion therapy, studying optimized dosing protocols to treat depression and offering clinician training in evidence-based ketamine practice.
View all Ketamine Research Institute coursesMany programs teach the basics. Few prepare you for real-world complexity. Most rely on outdated, standardized dosing protocols that lead to suboptimal outcomes—where fewer than 40% of patients improve, and up to 8% worsen. We teach a different approach: individualized, precision-based care informed by pharmacokinetics, metabolism, comorbidities, and real-time clinical observation.
Time commitment: 12 months.
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