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The Carruth Center is open, but most of our clinicians are working remotely. We are only seeing psychological and psychiatric emergencies in person at this time. For information about counseling options available to students located in West Virginia as well as students currently outside of the state, please see our COVID-19 updates page.

Jeremiah Hopkins, M.D.

Psychiatrist

Education

B.A. in Biology, University of Virginia’s College at Wise

M.D. from Eastern Virginia Medical School

Residency in Psychiatry at ETSU Quillen College of Medicine

Licensure status 

Full Medical License; West Virginia Board of Medicine

Bio 

Originally from Southwestern Virginia, I joined West Virginia University’s Carruth Center for Psychological and Psychiatric services (CCPPS) after completing a Psychiatric Residency at ETSU in 2015. I came to WVU in a dual-role with WVU School of Medicine and the Department of Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry where I spend Fridays at the Chestnut Ridge Center. 

At CCPPS I enjoy the diverse role of providing direct care to a wide range of psychiatric presentations and working with the multiple specialists at the center.


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