3 Best Psychiatrists in Oxnard, CA

“Dr. John Barta finished his medical degree at the Universidad Autonoma De Guadalajara and residency at the Maimonides Medical Center. Dr. John knows both child & adolescent psychiatry treatments. He effectively diagnose and treat a broad range of psychiatric disorders. His technique is to evaluate the patient comprehensively and compassionately. Dr. John is proficient in Spanish and English. He is a compassionate and caring psychiatrist in Oxnard. Dr. John is affiliated with St. John's Regional Medical Center. His commitment to providing understanding care and expertise in psychiatry makes him a trusted choice for individuals seeking support in Oxnard.”

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“Dr. Jerry Bruns received his medical degree from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, and his psychiatric residency and clinical fellowship at USC. He also focuses on anxiety, depression, and behavioral management with the elderly and developmentally disabled young adults. Dr. Bruns delivers a peaceful place for care that values trust and well-being. He integrates functional and holistic medicine to provide a preventative and restorative lifelong healthy solution for body, mind, and spirit. Dr. Jerry is affiliated with medical facilities St. John's Regional Medical Center and Saint Johns Hospital Camarillo.”

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“Dr. Brian S. Taylor is a Board-Certified psychiatrist who graduated from Stanford University School of Medicine in 1991 and finished his internship in general surgery at the University of California, San Francisco. He has provided care to geriatric, forensic, addiction, crisis residential and long-term rehabilitation speciality populations. Dr. Brian delivers a complete psychiatric evaluation, including a psychosocial assessment, discusses his clinical impressions with you, offers education about mental health syndromes, and makes recommendations for you based on current, evidence-based practice guidelines. He also provides Office-Based Opioid Treatment (Suboxone) for those requiring medication-assisted treatment for Opioid Use Disorder.”

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