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Jason Ipsarides, DNP, PMHNP-BC

Assistant Professor Psychiatry

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Locations

  • North Hills Health Center - Specialty Clinics

Specialties

  • Behavioral Health

Languages

  • English

North Hills Health Center

Education

  • DNP - Doctor of Nursing Practice
  • PMHNP-BC-Advanced Practice Psychiatric Mental Heal

Biography

Jason completed his undergraduate education at Northwestern University in 2018. He graduated from direct entry BSN to MSN program at Marquette University in 2020. He completed DNP and with certificate as PMHNP-BC from University of Missouri. He started with MCW in 2022. His clinical focus is in child/adolescent outpatient mental health medication management splitting time between Children's Hospital and the Froedtert North Hills Health Center. He started as Associate Program Director for MCW Psychiatry APP Fellowship program in 2023 and began as Program Director in 2024.

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