Dr Rex Anne Bobb Nicholas

Specialisations

• Alcohol abuse
• Autism
• Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
• Postpartum Depression
• Psychiatry

Education

Qualifications

• BMedSci, MBBS, D.M. (Psych)

Registrations

National Additional Scholarship for Sciences from the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (2010)
Various accolades in music and vocal performance, including 1st place in multiple categories at the Trinidad and Tobago Music Festival and World Championships of Performing Arts in Los Angeles.

Awards and Recognitions

National Additional Scholarship for Sciences from the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (2010)
Various accolades in music and vocal performance, including 1st place in multiple categories at the Trinidad and Tobago Music Festival and World Championships of Performing Arts in Los Angeles.

Research & Publications

Cross-sectional study on perceived work-related stress and coping strategies among physicians enrolled in various DM and Postgraduate Diploma Medical Programmes in Trinidad and Tobago
Audit evaluating compliance with the JNC 7 Guidelines for management of Hypertension at St. Joseph Health Centre

Experience

Dr. Rex-Anne Jesse Bobb-Nicholas is a psychiatrist with nine years of experience focused on mental health and managing mental illness in Trinidad and Tobago. She holds an MBBS and a DM in Psychiatry. Dr. Bobb-Nicholas began her education with a Bachelor of Medical Sciences degree from the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, and completed residency training in psychiatry. Currently, she serves as a Registrar at St. Ann’s Hospital, providing inpatient and outpatient psychiatric services. She specializes in adult and child psychiatric care, working with a multidisciplinary team to diagnose psychiatric disorders and develop management plans for individual patients. Dr. Bobb-Nicholas conducts outpatient psychiatric clinics, compiles psychiatric reports for the Children’s Courts, and represents the Medical Team at Court Hearings for court-ordered patients. She participates in the National Interagency Protocol for Child Abuse Prevention and Management, advocating for resources to support the mental health needs of minors. In her previous role as a House Officer at St. Ann’s Hospital, she gained experience in various psychiatric settings, including the Forensic Unit and the Caura Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Centre. She has contributed to hospital policies and provided educational sessions on mental health to organizations. Dr. Rex-Anne Bobb-Nicholas advocates for mental health and wellness, aiming to create a space where patients can express their needs and obtain the care they require.