Rate My Professor Jubilee Rajiah

Rajiah's special interests encompass social and cultural psychiatry, reflected in her scholarly work such as a book review of 'Schizophrenia, Culture, and Subjectivity: The Edge of Experience' published in the Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry in 2005, and an article entitled 'India 1947-2007: A Reflection' featured in Scope (Art), issue 3, in November 2008. She has provided independent expert clinical advice to the Health and Disability Commissioner, including in a 2022 decision regarding the provision of culturally appropriate mental health care, where she assessed standards related to cultural safety, whānau involvement, medication monitoring, and referrals to appropriate services. Rajiah has also engaged in public and professional forums, participating as a speaker at events such as the Otago Polytechnic Education Code of Practice Symposium on cross-border students' wellbeing and mental health challenges in 2025, and community panels addressing mental health topics. Her work supports student wellbeing through direct psychiatric care and contributions to culturally sensitive practices in mental health services.