M. Justin Coffey, MD, Dfapa, Fanpa, Ch CIO
About M. Justin Coffey, MD, Dfapa, Fanpa, Ch CIO
Chief Medical Officer M. Justin Coffey, M.D.
Dr. M. Justin Coffey serves as the Chief Medical Officer at Workit Health. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing the clinical operations and ensuring the delivery of high-quality healthcare services. Dr. Coffey’s leadership focuses on integrating innovative practices into the organization's workflows to enhance efficiency and patient care outcomes. He leads a diverse team of medical professionals, driving forward the mission of providing comprehensive behavioral health and addiction care.
Neuropsychiatrist M. Justin Coffey, M.D.
Dr. Coffey is a trained neuropsychiatrist, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders that affect both brain and behavior. His expertise allows him to address a wide range of neuropsychiatric conditions, leveraging his in-depth understanding of the brain-behavior relationship. This proficiency is critical in his work with patients dealing with complex psychiatric and neurological disorders, ensuring they receive holistic and personalized care.
Innovative Physician Leader M. Justin Coffey, M.D.
As an innovative physician leader, Dr. M. Justin Coffey is at the forefront of merging technology and healthcare improvement science. His approach emphasizes the use of cutting-edge technology to enhance patient care, streamline operations, and drive efficiency. Dr. Coffey’s innovations are grounded in evidence-based practices and aim to improve patient outcomes through more effective and personalized treatments.
Clinical and Scientific Teams at Workit Health
Dr. M. Justin Coffey leads the clinical and scientific teams at Workit Health, fostering a collaborative environment that focuses on patient-centered design and evidence-based practices. His leadership ensures the development and delivery of high-value, whole-person behavioral health and addiction care. This team-centric approach emphasizes rigorous scientific methods to drive continuous improvement in treatment protocols and patient care strategies.