Manal Khan, M.D.

Dr. Khan completed the UCLA Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship before becoming a Max Gray Fellow. Dr. Khan received her medical education in Pakistan and completed her psychiatry residency training at the University of Washington. Dr. Khan graduated with areas of distinction in global mental health and cultural psychiatry, perinatal mental health, and advanced psychotherapy. She also served as the chief resident of recruitment and wellness and graduated with an outstanding resident award. During her first fellowship at UCLA, Dr. Khan served as the inaugural justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion chief. She graduated the fellowship with an area of distinction in psychotherapy and concentration in psychoanalytical psychotherapy. Dr. Khan has received additional psychotherapy training in dialectical behavioral therapy and child and adolescent psychoanalytical psychotherapy. Dr. Khan’s areas of experience and interest include mood disorders, childhood adversity, psychotherapy, immigrant mental health, and structural determinants of health. In addition to the Max Gray Fellowship, Dr. Khan serves as the Associated Program Director for the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship, Co-Director of the Community and Global Child Psychiatry Area of Distinction, and Director of Fellows’ Psychotherapy Clinic. Clinically, she works as a supervising attending for the inpatient unit and child and adult neurodevelopmental disorders clinic.