Dr. Christine Anne Ganzer, Ph.D., MA, MS, APRN-BC, is a highly regarded clinician, Associate Professor at Hunter College, and Weill Cornell Medical Center Researcher. A board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, with a Ph.D. focused on neuropsychiatry, she provides expert treatment for a range of conditions, with a notable focus on OCD, alongside depression and anxiety.
Dr. Ganzer seamlessly bridges clinical practice with evidence-based research, leveraging her strong foundation in neurology and brain chemistry to integrate an understanding of brain processes into patient care. She approaches treatment holistically, addressing both medical conditions and their intricate interplay with psychological health.
Her extensive academic background includes nursing degrees from Syracuse University and SUNY Stony Brook, a Master's in Psychology from NYU, doctoral studies in neuropsychology, gerontology, and cognitive aging at the University of Arizona, and a postdoctoral fellowship at Manhattan VA. As a lead investigator at Weill Cornell Medical Center's Clinical Translational Science Center, Dr. Ganzer is a leader in research on risk factors impacting brain health, supported by a robust publication record.
She is deeply committed to understanding her patients' unique concerns, including the specific challenges posed by conditions like OCD, believing that taking the time to listen is essential for collaboratively addressing all symptoms and improving their quality of life.
