Joanna Quigley MD FAAP

Joanna Quigley
Associate Chair, Department of Psychiatry
Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry
Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics
Associate Medical Director, Child and Adolescent Ambulatory Psychiatry
Ombudsperson, Medical School
Available to mentor
Joanna Quigley MD FAAP
Joanna Quigley
Clinical Associate Professor
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    Dr. Quigley is triple-boarded, with expertise as an adult and child psychiatrist, and as a pediatrician. She has interests in integrated care, psychosomatics, addiction psychiatry, and maternal-child health. Dr. Quigley’s triple boarding and intimate knowledge of pediatrics position her to tailor the statewide tele-psychiatry access program, MC3, to the needs of PCPs caring for children. She has conducted extensive work in collaborative care through her roles in MC3 as both a pediatric and perinatal consultant, as well as in the U-M Department of Psychiatry’s Consultation Liaison services, and in embedded clinical practice within pediatric offices at Michigan Medicine. As the Associate Medical Director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Ambulatory Services, and Adolescent Addiction Treatment Services, she has a thorough understanding of managing large and complex systems, including staffing and budgeting time and resources.

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    Recent Publications

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    • Presentation
      Navigating the Care of Adolescent Substance Use: Challenges and Opportunities
      Goldman P, Quigley J. 2026 Jun 17;
    • Proceeding / Abstract / Poster
      Characteristics Associated With Cannabis Use Frequency Among Youth Who Consume Alcohol and Cannabis:  Baseline Data From a Digital Alcohol Prevention Study
      Walton MA, Woolford S, Goldstick J, Tzilos Wernette G, Quigley J, Kotov M, Florimbio AR, Mueller-Williams A, Langlois D, Ahmed S, Resnicow K, Bonar EE, Tzilos Wernette G. 2026 Jun 12;
    • Presentation
      2026 Northern Michigan Behavioral Health Conference - It's Rarely "Just Anxiety": Managing the Complexities and Comorbidities of Anxiety Disorders Among Children and Adolescents in Primary Care Settings
      Schank J, Mir P, Quigley J, Pierce J, Bilek E, Marcus S, Malas N. 2026 May 25;
    • Presentation
      Adolescent Substance Use Treatment and Resources
      Quigley J, Yuhn C. 2026 Apr 23;
    • Proceeding / Abstract / Poster
      Digital alcohol interventions for youth in medical settings: baseline characteristics of at-risk youth
      Walton M, Quigley J, Goldstick J, Kotov M, Woolford S, Ahmed S, Langlois D, Tzilos Wernette G, Bourque C, Resnicow K, Bonar E. 2026 Apr 30;
    • Proceeding / Abstract / Poster
      Digital alcohol interventions for youth in medical settings: baseline characteristics of at-risk youth
      Walton MA, Quigley J, Goldstick JE, Kotov M, Woolford S, Ahmed S, Langois D, Tzilos Wernette G, Bourque C, Resnicow K, Bonar EE. 2026 Apr 30;
    • Additional Scholarship
      Interview for Michigan Medicine Health Lab Post
      Naughton M, Quigley J, Mostafavi B. 2026 Apr 20;
    • Journal Article
      The Pediatric Psychiatry Colocalized Consult Clinic: An Innovative Care Model and Curricular and Practice Solution.
      Naughton MA, McLaughlin SK, Burrows HL, Hua LL, Quigley J. Psychiatr Serv, 2026 Feb 13; appips20250072 DOI:10.1176/appi.ps.20250072
      PMID: 41680982

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