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About Dr. Joshua Jones – America’s Psychiatrist

Dr. Joshua Jones is a distinguished psychiatrist, veteran, and thought leader in mental health advocacy. With over two decades of clinical and executive experience, Dr. Jones has dedicated his career to transforming mental health care and breaking stigmas through education, leadership, and public engagement.

A Multifaceted Career

Dr. Jones is a board-certified general and forensic psychiatrist. Dr. Jones serves as Medical Director of Telepsychiatry at Providence Virtual Care and Digital Health. Throughout his career, he has held leadership roles, including Chief Physician Officer at Olympic Medical Center (OMC). While at OMC he implemented evidence-based practices to enhance patient care and provider retention. His commitment to community health has extended to rural and underserved areas, ensuring equitable access to mental health resources.

Military Service and Veteran Advocacy

As a U.S. Army Reserve Medical Officer, Dr. Jones served with distinction during Operation Iraqi Freedom. He provided psychiatric care to soldiers and earning the rank of Major. His military experience shapes his deep understanding of veterans’ unique mental health needs, which remains a cornerstone of his advocacy.

An Engaging Public Speaker

Dr. Jones is a sought-after keynote speaker and workshop leader, delivering impactful presentations on topics such as mental health awareness, resilience, and community well-being. His dynamic speaking style and expertise make complex mental health issues accessible to diverse audiences, empowering individuals and organizations to take meaningful action.

In the Media and Beyond

Dr. Jones co-hosts the podcast Cinemental, blending education, humor, and film to explore mental health in popular culture. His insights have been featured in numerous conferences, panels, and publications, solidifying his reputation as a trusted voice in mental health discourse.

Mission Statement

Dr. Jones is committed to guiding the nation toward better mental health by fostering open conversations, promoting evidence-based practices, and empowering communities to embrace the message: “It’s okay to speak up if you aren’t okay.”

Dr. Joshua Jones, America’s Psychiatrist, is dedicated to helping individuals and communities thrive through mental wellness and education.