Personalized Psychiatric Telemedicine in Oregon.

Providing non-emergency care only.

Patient Information

Personalized Care:    Meet Lee Porter, Psych-NP, solo provider at Telemental

• Lee is an adult nurse practitioner with a clinical specialty in psychiatry and mental health. 
• Lee specializes in the care of adult patients, age eighteen or older, with attention and concentration problems, anxiety, depression, adjustment disorders, professional burn-out, trauma, and stress related medical problems.
• He provides psychiatric telemedicine in Oregon via his solo practice, Telemental LLC.
  
• Lee is licensed in Oregon as a registered nurse (RN) and maintains two active advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) licenses with prescribing privileges (NP and CNS).
• Lee is an adult nurse practitioner (NP) and a clinical nurse specialist in psychiatry and mental health (CNS-PMH).
• Lee has decades of work with helping  professionals struggling with attention disorders.
•  Lee served as a mentor in neurofeedback, including the use of Quantitative EEG (QEEG) in the assessment and treatment of ADHD, mild TBI, and other neuro-psychological conditions.
• Lee also served as a peer mentor and practitioner of biofeedback and mindfulness training.
• Lee assesses, counsels, educates, medicates and manages the care of adult patients with AD/HD.

Academic Training:

• Post-Graduate:  Psychiatry Clinical Nurse Specialist, University of Virginia School of Nursing. Program included in-patient Pharmacology and Psychotherapy Internships
• MSN: Adult Nurse Practitioner, George Mason University, collaborative program with George Washington U Medical Center.
• BSN: Nursing, Johns Hopkins University, Psychiatry and Mental Health specialty.
• BA: Sociology, Franklin and Marshall College, sociology of health specialty.

Summary of Lee Porter’s 30+ Years of Clinical Experience:

• Private outpatient care in adult psychiatry for more than 20 years.
• Public and institutional care in psychiatry, mental health counseling, teaching, and research for more than ten years, including providing patient care at the National Institutes of Health, several in-patient hospital settings, and in-patient, outpatient and community-based mental health services.