Zach Robinson, MD

Dr. Robinson was born and grew up in rural New Mexico.  He went to the University of New Mexico for his undergraduate studies and Northern Arizona University where he earned his Master’s degree in Biology.  He then moved to Denver where he spent years in research before attended medical school, psychiatry residency, and child and adolescent fellowship at the University of Colorado earning his board certification in adult and child and adolescent psychiatry.  During his medical training Dr. Robinson was a founder of a large student organization focused on improving community health and developing community gardens in Aurora neighborhoods.  He also actively participated in research during his entire medical training.  Dr. Robinson was a Chief Fellow in his final year in fellowship and developed a passion for quality improvement.   After fellowship Dr. Robinson accepted a position at Eating Recovery Center and spent two years treating patients with severe eating disorders.  Dr. Robinson was drawn to child and adolescent psychiatry because of his passion for helping children, adolescents, and families using a well balance psychiatric approach.  Dr. Robinson is currently the Medical Director of Adult Services at TMCA and enjoys working with a mixed caseload of C&A and adult patient.  Dr. Robinson is currently the Director of Research and QI for the residency program.  When not working, Dr. Robinson can be found enjoying the many outdoor activities that Colorado has to offer with his wife, three children, and dog.