Southeast: McLean Hospital Southeast

Charles Moore, MD Medical Director, Child/Adolescent Psychiatrist

Charles Moore, MD, received his medical degree from the University of Kansas Medical School. He completed triple combined residency and fellowship in pediatrics, adult psychiatry, and child and adolescent psychiatry at Tufts Medical Center. He is the medical director of the McLean-Southeast Region MCPAP and Mclean Southeast Adolescent ART. He is an assistant professor at Tufts Medical School and instructor with Harvard Medical School.

Joseph Gold, MD, Medical Director

Dr. Joseph Gold is the Chief Medical Officer of McLean Hospital. He is a graduate of Albert Einstein College of Medicine (1976), trained in adult psychiatry at the University of Washington in Seattle (1979), and in child & adolescent psychiatry at McLean (1981). the past 33 years he has worked to improve access to mental health care by creating a wide range of public sector and private hospital programs for youth and families. These include community-based services that support public schools and primary care pediatricians; special education schools; outpatient, partial hospital, residential and inpatient units; and specialized services for difficult to treat diagnoses, and under-served populations including law enforcement and other first responders and their families. Dr. Gold is an assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. At McLean in addition to his CMO role, he is also Chief of the Simches Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Division. Dr. Gold also helps to coordinate access for youth across the system, as the Director of Community Child Psychiatry Services, Partners Psychiatry and Mental Health (PPMH).

Mark Picciotto, PhD, Program Administrator

Mark Picciotto, PhD, is the program administrator for the McLean-Southeast MCPAP hub. He is also the program director for the McLean Southeast Adolescent ART. Dr. Picciotto, who received his PhD from Michigan State University, is also a child and adolescent treatment specialist at MassBay Counseling in Marshfield. He has had many years of experience both as a clinician and as an administrator.

Carla Fink, LICSW, Licensed Therapist

Carla Fink, MSSA, LICSW attended Brandeis University as an undergraduate and graduated from the social work program at Case Western Reserve University in 1975. After returning to Massachusetts shortly after receiving her degree, she began working in the area of youth services in a variety of settings. Although primarily working as a child and adolescent clinician, her knowledge of the systems in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has been honed through work in residential treatment, foster care, outpatient mental health, and most recently program development. Carla comes to MCPAP after leading the development of the Walden School Wraparound program, the first-of-its-kind Community Service Agency to serve families with a deaf or hard-of-hearing family member. She has a strong affinity for strengths-based approaches to youth interventions, supporting families, and promoting resilience.

Amanda Carveiro, Care Coordinator

Amanda Carveiro, our care coordinator for McLean-Southeast, was trained as a medical administrative assistant and came to us with a wide variety of customer service experience. Amanda has also had many years of experience working in direct care for persons with cognitive disabilities, and has a special interest in helping those with behavioral health issues.

Peter Adams, Child/Adolescent Psychiatrist

Tracy Mullare, MD, Child/Adolescent Psychiatrist

Tracy Mullare, MD, received her medical degree from Albany Medical College. Dr. Mullare completed her residency at the Brown Triple Board Program in pediatrics, psychiatry, and child psychiatry. She is a clinical assistant professor at the Alpert Medical School of Brown University, and instructor in psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. She is assistant medical director of McLean-Southeast MCPAP and McLean Southeast Adolescent ART.