ChinyereOgbonnaMDMPH

Addiction, Pain Medicine, Integrative Psychiatry

Medical Director, Kaiser Permanente San Jose Chemical Dependency Services

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Office
2001 The Alameda
San Jose, CA 95126
Phone+1 408-261-7777

Fax+1 408-261-2899

Dr. Chinyere Ogbonna is a psychiatrist in San Jose, CA and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Stanford Health Care and Kaiser Permanente San Jose Medical Center. She received her medical degree from Temple University School of Medicine and has been in practice 7 years. She specializes in addiction, pain medicine, and integrative psychiatry.

Stanford Health Care-Sponsored Stanford UniversityFellowship, Addiction Medicine, 2015 - 2016
University of Cincinnati Medical Center/College of MedicineResidency, Psychiatry/Family Medicine, 2010 - 2015
Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple UniversityClass of 2010
Temple University School of Public HealthMPH, Community Health Education, Distinguished MPH Award, 2006 - 2008

PubMed

5 citations
Tapering Patients Off of Benzodiazepines.
Chinyere I Ogbonna, Anna Lembke
American Family Physician. 2017-11-01
9 citations
Normal susceptibility to visual illusions in abnormal development: evidence from Williams syndrome.
Melanie Palomares, Chinyere Ogbonna, Barbara Landau, Howard E. Egeth
Perception. 2009-01-01
Substance Use Among Older Adults: Ethical Issues
Chinyere I Ogbonna, Anna Lembke
Focus. 2019-04-11

Journal Articles

Treatment alternatives for the addicted patient
Chinyere I Ogbonna, Practical Pain Management, 9/6/2016
Getting addicted patients into treatment
Chinyere I Ogbonna, Practical Pain Management, 9/6/2016
Normal susceptibility to visual illusions in abnormal development: Evidence in Williams Syndrome
Palomares M, Ogbonna C, Landau B, Egeth H, Perception, 2009
Maternal mid-arm circumference and other anthropometric measures of adiposity in relation to infant birth size among Zimbabwean women
Ogbonna C, Woelk GB, Ning Y, Mudzamiri S, Mahomed K, Williams M, Acta Obstetricia Gynecologica, 2007
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Books/Book Chapters

Lippincott's primary care psychiatry: For primary care clinicians and trainees, medical specialists, neurologists, emergency medical professionals, mental health providers, and trainees
Chapter: Substance use disorders: Stimulants and opioids
Ogbonna CI, Lembke AEditors: McCarron R, Xiong GL, Bourgeois J.Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, PhiladelphiaEdition 2,
University student mental health: A guide for psychiatrists, psychologists, and leaders serving higher education
Chapter: Alcohol and substance use and co-occurring disorders
Ogbonna CI, Lembke AEditors: Roberts L.Stanford Press, Palo Alto

Abstracts/Posters

Middle school characteristics associated with teenage childbearing
Ogbonna C, Bennett IM, Hanlon A, Family Medicine Journal, 2009