Farah Raqib, M.D. — Psychiatrist in Portland, OR
Address3245 SW Pavilion Loop Southwest Sam Jackson Park Road Hall 6th Floor OR, Portland, OR 97239
Phone+1503-494-6176
Websiteohsu.edu
Farah Raqib, M.D. is a psychiatrist affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) in Portland, Oregon. OHSU is Oregon's only academic health center, dedicated to improving health through excellence in health care, education, and research. As part of OHSU Health, Dr. Raqib works within a system that includes multiple hospitals and medical practices across the Portland metro area and affiliated partners throughout the state. OHSU is recognized as a Magnet hospital, signifying the highest level of nursing recognition.
Best for
- Patients seeking care within an academic health center
- Individuals needing specialized medical treatments
| Key services | Psychiatric care, Medical services, Specialized therapies |
| Tags | psychiatrist, oregon health & science university, ohsu, portland, academic health center, behavioral health, medical doctor |
Reviews on Google4.0 · 4 reviews
Dr. Raqib posses an amazing intellect but even so-called “genius” make mistakes and they are just as prone to laziness as the rest of us. Dr. Raqib is a brilliant woman who is massively incompetent at her duties as a “Shrink”. So much so that I went into her office to tell her that I feel absolutely fantastic now. What Dr. Raqib saw was “mania”. The worst diagnosis of her life and one that may ruin her career. I was detained for “72 hours” , 24 hours of which was spent in a “runber room” type prison cell. Being detained unethically and unlawfully by an arrogant woman known as Dr. Raqib. She had the power to undo this and she didn’t. She knows that I am not a danger to myself or my family. This review will be posted on other review sites because it is the truth, as what happened to me, under her care. Dr Raqib. Just entering a legal relationship with her as a patient has caused me to be misdiagnosed and told that I am crazy. Do not hire Dr Raqib for anything relating to the psychiatric industry. She is a brilliant woman but is in the wrong trade.
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