Imran Jamil

Addiction Specialist

A skilled and experienced addiction specialist treating Risky Substance use and more

Conditions Treated

Major depressive disorder, anxiety, postpartum depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder and more

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Multiple Locations

Visit Our Clinics in Jersey City, NJ and Westport, CT.

Meet Dr. Imran Jamil, MD

Dr. Imran Jamil, MD is a board certified psychiatrist serving patients throughout tri-state. Dr. Jamil is specilialized in Addiction. He helps patients with a variety of mental health conditions including but not limited to major depressive disorder, anxiety, postpartum depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and insomnia.

Specialties

Addiction Specialist
Behavioral Health

Professional Memberships

American Medical Association
American Psychiatric Association
New Jersey Psychiatric Association

Hospital affiliations

Bergen Regional Medical Center
Jersey City Medical Center
St. Barnabas Hospital

Board certifications

Addiction Psychiatry
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology

Education and training

Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center
King Edward Medical University
New Bridge Medical Center

Bilingual

English
Hindi
Urdu

An Active Researcher

Dr. Jamil has contributed to numerous textbooks used in medical schools. Publications include research papers submitted to the medical community.

Staging Dementia

Research Paper Published on INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW OF DEMENTIA STAGING

A Handbook for the Rehabilitation Professional

Medical Aspects of Disability, Fourth Edition: A Handbook for the Rehabilitation Professional

Clinical Research Preceptorship Program

NYU research program where medical professionals like Dr. Jamil lead innovative clinical trials and research studies to improve healthcare.

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We Can Help With Addiction

The decision to seek help is an important one. Often, a difficult one. We may believe we should be able to manage life’s challenges on our own. And even when we are ready to reach out for support, we may be confused at where to turn. You’ve come to the right place.

RISKY SUBSTANCE USE

Risky substance use refers to using tobacco, alcohol or other drugs in ways that threaten the health and safety of the user, as well as others,

ADULT SUBSTANCE USE

Older adults are also more likely to use addictive prescription medications such as pain killers and anti-anxiety drugs.

ADDICTION IN WOMEN

Despite using substances at lower levels than men, women typically progress from substance use to addiction more quickly than their male counterparts.