Charles K. Dunham, M. D.

Department of Psychiatric Medicine
905 Johns Hopkins Drive
Brody School of Medicine at ECU
Greenville, NC  27834

Phone: 252-744-1406
Fax: 252-744-2419
E-mail: dunhamc@ecu.edu

Faculty Rank: Clinical Assistant Professor
Board Certified in Internal Medicine

Residency

University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina
Combined Internal Medicine and Psychiatry Program

Medical Education
Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University

Graduate Education
East Carolina University
School of Health and Human Performance
M.A. Ed., Health Education, Adult Education Concentration 

Academic and Professional Organizations

American Medical Association

American College of Physicians

American Psychiatric Association

American Association of Sleep Medicine

North Carolina Psychiatric Association

Publications/Presentations/Poster Sessions

Saqib S., Bloch R.M., Dunham, C.K.  The Effects of Melatonin on Insomnia in the Visually Impaired.  A poster presentation at the 4th Annual ECU Rehabilitation and Allied Health Symposium, Operation Re-Entry:  Rehabilitation Challenges Facing Military Personnel, Veterans and Their Dependents, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, October 27, 2008.
Dunham CK, Cook FJ, Garcia P.  Do Antipsychotic Drugs Promote Prolactinomas?  Poster Session, ENDO 2008, 90th Annual Endocrine Society, San Franciso, CA.

Dunham CK, Garcia P.  Modafinil induces hypomania in a patient with bipolar disorder and narcolepsy? Poster Session, 2007 NCPA Annual Meeting, Wrightsville Beach, NC.

Dunham CK.  Narcolepsy presenting as pseudoseizure. Poster Session, 2007 NCACP Annual Meeting, Durham, NC.
Dunham CK. Misdiagnosis of Conversion Disorders.  Poster Session, 2006 NCAPA Annual Meeting, Asheville, NC.

Dunham CK.  Making of a Super Generalist. The Generalist, Fall 2005.

Other Accomplishments

Global Health Outreach volunteer, international medical missions

Johns Hopkins Dystonia and Spasticity Specialty Training Course, certificate of completion, August 2007

American Red Cross Training:  Mass Disaster Care, Disaster Mental Health, Shelter Operations; Hurricane Katrina and Rita volunteer; September-October 2005.