Dr. Jessica Cosgrove is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and an attending physician at Northwell, Mather Hospital, where she serves as an Associate Program Director for the Psychiatry Residency Program. In this role, she is instrumental in residency education, having developed and implemented a comprehensive reproductive psychiatry didactic curriculum and clinical experience for trainees. She created and leads the Mather perinatal continuity clinic, directly supervising psychiatry trainees in treating women with peripartum mood and anxiety disorders. Her expertise also extends to her direct clinical practice, providing comprehensive treatment to women throughout the perinatal period.

Dr. Cosgrove attended medical school at Touro University California and completed her adult psychiatry residency with a focus on perinatal psychiatry at Northwell Zucker Hillside Hospital. During her residency she was distinguished as Chief Resident of Inpatient Services and received the Charlotte Marker Zitrin, MD best paper award for her project “Creating Online Medical Education Resources for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders” which focused on the creation of online resources to further education of reproductive psychiatry. Prior to joining Mather, she served as Physician In Charge of Zucker Hillside’s Perinatal Psychiatry Center before founding Psychiatry for Women, PC an outpatient practice specializing in reproductive psychiatry. Dr. Cosgrove has presented nationally on perinatal mood and anxiety disorders and is an active member of the Katz Institute of Women’s Health. Her clinical interests include integrative reproductive psychiatry, psychotherapy, and the management of borderline personality disorder.