Dr. Nia Sipp, MD

Because I went to a psychiatrist through Emory student health, I went through four different psychiatrists in three years because one resident left and then two staff left. Dr. Sipp was my third psychiatrist at Emory. By far, the most unprofessional. I saw her only once via telehealth. Her gum chewing was exaggerated and distracting, she got uncomfortably close to her camera, she asked questions that had nothing to do with psychiatry, wellbeing, or my needs, there were kids or dogs or both in the background, and I felt almost as though I were not speaking with a medical professional at all. She then disappeared from Emory and I never saw her again.

I live in Phoenix, AZ and saw Dr. Sipp two times, telacommute while my Dr was on vaca. When I went to do this review, I was shocked at her score. I guess that shows that most people only tell the negative and not the positive. Thank you Dr Sipp for taking good care of me while my Dr was away. I could tell she cares about her patients. I asked to go down a dose on one of my meds. She was concerned about doing it, since she was just filling in. I told her my Dr and I had already discussed this. She was very easy to talk to. My Dr was concerned about us being stuck with a Dr who didn't care, I told her they could be twins by the way they interact with their patients. I hope she sees this. I never did ask what part of GA she was from. When I saw she practiced out of Fayetteville, I couldn't believe it. My Aunt and Uncle live there.

She was the worst psychiatrist I have ever dealt with. She brought her kids to our initial appt and constantly interrupted me to check on them.