Dr. Warter’s remarkable career spans more than five decades and crosses continents, combining traditional medical expertise with pioneering work in integrative psychiatry.
Below is a comprehensive chronicle of his academic appointments, professional achievements, and institutional leadership roles that have shaped his distinguished career in medicine and psychiatry.
Early Academic Career (1964-1971)
Dr. Warter began his medical education at the University of Chile School of Medicine (1964-70). During his student years, he served in several leadership roles, including Course Delegate (1965-66) and FECH Delegate at the Faculty of Medicine (1966). He was also an Instructor in Embryology at the School of Medicine (1965) and Assistant Professor of Biology with the Chilean National Health Service (1966).
In 1967, he participated in the Experiment in International Living’s Student Leader Program and attended the First USA Conference on Vietnam at Cornell University, invited by Robert Kennedy and the Department of State.
Early Teaching Career and Clinical Positions (1968-1971)
While completing his medical education, Dr. Warter held positions as Assistant Professor of Pharmacology at both the Chilean Red Cross and the School of Midwifery, University of Chile (1968-70). He served as an Intern with the Department of Health, Chilean Air Force (1968-71), and was Professor of Biology at INDESCU, Santiago (1969).
He completed his Rotating Four Internship at the University of Chile (1970-71).
Residency and Advanced Training (1971-1977)
After qualifying as a Psychiatrist (ECFMG) in 1971, Dr. Warter completed various residency and fellowship programs. He served as an Academic Fellow in Legal Medicine and Psychiatry at the University of Chile and as an Instructor in Medical Psychology at Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School (1971-72).
He continued his psychiatric residency at the University of Chile (1972-76) and became Chief Resident at St. Anthony Family Medicine Department in Denver (1976-77).
Research and Specialized Training
Beginning in 1970, Dr. Warter conducted research in Transpersonal Medicine and entheogenic therapies, working with renowned figures such as Stan Grof, Leo Zeff, James Fadiman, and others.
He was among the first Resident Scholars at Esalen Institute in 1973, where he trained in Gestalt Therapy and Body Awareness. He studied with Leo Zeff in Berkeley (1979-1985) and collaborated with Stanley Krippner and Ralph Metzner.
Academic Appointments (1980-Present)
Dr. Warter has held numerous prestigious academic positions, including:
- Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology at the University of Miami School of Medicine (2002-present)
- Clinical Assistant Professor at the Department of Complementary and Alternative Medicine, University of Hawaii School of Medicine (2005-2010)
- Visiting Professor positions at various institutions including the University of Los Andes, National Institutes of Cancerology of Colombia, and the University of Iassi in Romania
Professional Certifications and Leadership
Dr. Warter was Board Certified by the American Board of Family Medicine (1977-1994) and is a Diplomate of the American Association of Psychiatric Medicine. His medical credentials have been validated in multiple countries, including Chile, Uruguay, and Colombia (2010). He has served as a consultant advisor on scientific topics for major pharmaceutical companies including ALKS, Lilly, Pfizer, GSK, and Takeda.
Institutional Leadership
Throughout his career, Dr. Warter has founded and directed several institutions, including:
- The Institute for Health Awareness, Denver (1977-80)
- The World Health Foundation for Development & Peace (1985-2009)
- E.C.W and Foundation Drop of Honey in multiple countries (1978-1985) He has also been a Scientific Member of Centro Studi L’evoluzione Umana in Rome (1985) and a Scholar in Residence at the Moscow Academy of Sciences and Institute of Philosophy (1988).
Dr. Warter’s dedication to advancing knowledge and inspiring others is encapsulated in his books. Whether you’re a seasoned professional, an aspiring student, or simply curious to explore these topics, Dr. Warter’s books offer invaluable insights and practical wisdom.
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