Dr. Troy P. Noonan, MD, PA, Psychiatrist

Dr. Troy Noonan is a board-certified psychiatrist with extensive experience in the evaluation and management of mental health conditions across the lifespan. He completed his General Psychiatry Residency at the University of South Florida College of Medicine, where he developed a clinical foundation in comprehensive psychiatric assessment and evidence-informed care.

Dr. Noonan maintains active membership in the American Psychiatric Association and the Florida Psychiatric Society and participates in continuing medical education to remain current with developments in psychiatric practice.

Credentials

• Board-Certified in Psychiatry & Neurology, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
• Board Eligible in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
• Doctor of Medicine (MD), Finch University Chicago Medical School
• General Psychiatry Residency, University of South Florida (USF)

Clinical Approach

Dr. Noonan emphasizes thorough evaluation, clear communication, and collaborative care planning. He works with patients to review symptoms, discuss diagnostic considerations, and explore appropriate treatment options, which may include psychotherapy, medication management, and advanced clinical services when clinically indicated.

Care decisions are individualized and based on clinical assessment, professional standards, and patient-specific considerations.

Teaching & Academic Involvement

Since 2002, Dr. Noonan has lectured social work and medical students on psychopharmacology and general psychiatry topics. He has served as Chief Resident in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at USF’s Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Medicine and has participated in case conferences and student education initiatives.

Areas of Clinical Experience

Dr. Noonan has experience evaluating and managing a broad range of psychiatric conditions, including mood disorders, anxiety-related disorders, attention-related conditions, trauma-related disorders, psychotic disorders, developmental concerns, and learning-related challenges.

Formal diagnosis and treatment planning are determined following individualized psychiatric evaluation.