About the Website:
Wicked Knights is a website dedicated to innovations in medical education and clinical practice. Within these webpages, you will discover various programs housed in the Department of Psychiatry at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School that aim to improve outcomes of students, residents, allied health professionals, and people afflicted with mental illness.
Our comprehensive curriculum lies at the intersection of Psychiatry and Popular Culture. You can enter our website through Fright Club or our Alternative Media Tutorial pages. Click on the house above to begin your journey. As you browse our website, don’t miss out on opportunities to connect on social media and be sure to visit our Wicked Knights, our YouTube channel for recordings of our educational content.
Meet Dr. Anthony Tobia, M.D.
Dr. Tobia graduated from the St Georges University School of Medicine in 1996. He is board certified in Psychiatry, Internal Medicine, and Consultation Psychiatry. Dr. Tobia is also a Rutgers University Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Professor and is affiliated with Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care.
Where the Main Campus Meets Mainstream
From College Avenue, over the Raritan River, to our medical school on the Rutgers Busch Campus, our unique teaching programs integrate art and popular culture into the cutting edge of education. If art imitates life, and life is the experience of human behavior, then it stands to reason that art is central to the study of human behavior. Whether its data presented at national meetings or articles published in medical journals, you will certainly agree that Robert Wood Johnson Medical School offers an educational experience like no other.
If you want to learn more about us, check out this example of how we flip films as fictional case accounts of mental illness. If you find this article interesting, you will enjoy exploring our website which includes access to over 100 film analyses through the psychiatrist’s lens.
Patient-Centered Innovation
Several of our clinical projects are Best Practices at the university. If you are curious as to how a zombie apocalypse or the Minotaur can possibly contribute to improved patient outcomes, click here to visit examples of our clinical programming.