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Like an MS in clinical psych or a MPH that focuses on Mental Health populations or Neuroscience of Mental health?
There's really no reason to do it, assuming you want to do pyschiatry.
I suppose.
If you want the education I don't see that its a waste of time at all. Knowledge is what you value it at. I want to get a dual degree with an MPH. I want to take the extra classes in bio statistics and epidemiology ect. It satisfies my hunger for knowledge and will give me more experience for pursuing a job in public health (CDC, or community health ect) so its worth the extra tuition and time to me. Sure you can do these things without that dual degree, but that's not the only reason I want it. I genuinely want to learn that material as well.
I can definitely see how an MPH would help you for those career paths. Quite a few of my classmates have MPHs or are currently doing the dual DO/MPH track.
Btw, I think you mean to say etc, not ect.
PCOM may have something that interests you.
http://www.pcom.edu/academic_programs/aca_psych/aca_psych.html
Do you go there NeuroLAX? I heard about that program the other day. It really interested me. 🙂