Dr. Michael A Civin, Ph.D., who is a specialist in clinical psychology in the Bronx area of New York City, has long been considered a fixture in the psychological services community in that city, mostly due to the work he has done over his near three-decade-long career. In addition to being a co-founder of Rose Hill Psychological Services, where he is a senior psychologist, Dr. Michael Civin also works in private practice, servicing the Astoria, Manhattan, and Bayville sections of New York City.

Currently, Dr. Michael A Civin, Ph.D. finds himself working as a specialist in clinical psychology in New York City, where he has long been highly regarded in the close-knit psychological services industry, due to his long career there. In addition to being a co-founder of Rose Hill, where he is a senior psychologist, Michael also works out of his private practice, which serves patients in the Astoria, Bayville, and Manhattan areas of the city. He likes to treat new patients, but he also treats many who have been with him as a patient for a long time. No matter who he treats, he does so with the greatest of respect and care. Rose Hill was founde to offer high-quality psychological services to underserved populations that previously had a hard time affording the best services. That was so successful, they now have three offices.

Overall, the academic world has occupied a lot of Michael Civin, Ph.D.‘s time. At various times, throughout his career, he has served as a full professor, an associate professor, or even as a faculty member in many institutions of higher learning. Many of his scholarly articles have been published in medical journals and as chapters in very important books on psychology. Dr. Michael Civin has never failed to pursue an academic education in psychology throughout his more than three decades of practice in the profession.

Early on, Michael Civin, Ph.D. knew education was a key to getting where he wanted. His educational journey started with an A.B. degree cum laude from Harvard in 1968 and continued at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, before he headed to the University of Oregon to get his first Masters of Arts Degree. He actually earned a second M.A. from the Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies at Adelphi University. He then earned the right to be called Michael Civin, Ph.D. in 1988 when he received a medical doctorate from the same institution, and he then earned a Postdoctoral Certificate in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in 1993.