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I’m Delia T. Quinley, LCSW21548 from the Department of Psychiatry. I primarily work in the Emergency Room doing psychiatry assessments and hospitalizations. Other times you might talk to me over the phone if you are a new patient or over our psychiatry crisis lines.

I received my undergraduate degree from the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City in 1993 with a BA in Psychology, minor in Anthropology. I originally majored in Physics for a couple of years until I figured out that studying the human mind is a lot more interesting than studying matters, or figuring out mathematical calculations.

I graduated from CSU, Sacramento with my Master in Social Work in 2000; Mental Health Concentration.

I joined Kaiser Permanente, Stockton in 1999 and eventually transferred here in South Sacramento in 2004. I have extensive training and experience in crisis mental health – from Kaiser Stockton Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP); Sacramento County Mental Health Treatment Center (7 years) and Sutter Center for Psychiatry (1 year). I also worked with patients with Eating Disorders for a number of years, particularly those with Bulimia Nervosa. Being a Kaiser provider this many years, I have always appreciated Kaiser’s full support on empirically-validated treatments and its continued support for ongoing education for providers.

I currently work part-time to enjoy my family and our new puppy – an adorable Shiba Inu. I enjoy my work at the ER. If I’ve seen you in the ER; I hope you are feeling better and much more stable. I am very much honored to hear your story and appreciate your openness in such a short visit.

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