You've been putting off seeking a skills mental health prescriber for too long. You've desperately been attempting to ignore your symptoms. But the ripple effect in your life has become all too real. It's time to take back your life.
Let’s work together to get you back on track. Imagine waking up feelings rested and hopeful for the day to begin. Walking into work and tackling your day with confidence. Coming home to friends and family with the mental, emotional, and physical energy you need to play with your kids, spend time with your partner, or chill with your friends. Your symptoms do not have to control you. You can have a full, meaningful life.
Reach out today!
Serving Our Community:
Bob Sobule, PA-C, CAQ-Psychiatry is a highly respected Physician Assistant (PA), providing medication management and exceptional care to his clients. He loves working with older teens, college students, young professionals, and adults. Not only did Bob develop a post-graduate psychiatric training program for PA’s, he was the first PA to complete the PA Psychiatric Fellowship at the University of Missouri where he trained along physician residents in psychiatry under the supervision and direction of Dr. Kimberly Brandt. Bob is active in state-wide and national advocacy groups. In 2017, he co-wrote a bill in Missouri which granted recognition to PAs as mental health professionals. Currently, Bob continues his work with Missouri Psychiatric Center as an inpatient provider as well as serving as Director of the Psychiatric PA Fellowship.
Not only is he an outstanding provider, Bob has a passion for serving people and his community. Bob served in Missouri National Guard and was also a Volunteer Firefighter and EMT for the Boone County Fire Protection District. Prior to becoming a PA, Bob also loved working as an EMT with MU Emergency Medical Services.
Education & Training
Masters of Science in Physicians Assistant Studies Missouri State University
Boards: NCCPA General PA Boards and Certificate of Added Quality in Psychiatry
Fellowship: University of Missouri Post Graduate Fellowship in Psychiatry
