Andrew M Novick MD

Andrew M. Novick, MD, PhD, is a psychiatrist and Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Colorado School of Medicine (Anschutz Medical Campus). He provides clinical care with a focus on reproductive psychiatry and women’s behavioral health, with particular attention to the mental health needs that can arise across the reproductive life span. Dr. Novick also serves in a leadership capacity as Medical Director and Program Director of a university-based esketamine program, supporting evidence-based treatment options for patients with challenging depressive symptoms. Dr. Novick earned a B.S. in Pharmacology and Toxicology from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and completed his medical degree at the University of South Dakota. His academic work spans reproductive mental health and neuroscience-informed psychiatry, including research related to perinatal mood symptoms, menopause-associated cognition, and the ways early life stress may influence reward processing and mental health outcomes. He has received competitive research funding and is involved in clinical research evaluating novel therapeutics, including psilocybin, for major depressive disorder. Across his clinical and academic roles, Dr. Novick is committed to thoughtful, patient-centered psychiatry that integrates emerging science with individualized care.