John Bocock, MD

Dr. Bocock provides psychiatric services to HopeWay's adult clients across all levels of care. He has expertise in treating conditions such as anxiety, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), mood disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He has experience in inpatient, outpatient, and telehealth settings and has worked as an attending physician as well as in private practice.

Dr. Bocock completed a four-year residency in general psychiatry at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, where he gained experience in adult and child-adolescent inpatient and outpatient care, VA inpatient care, night float, consult-liaison psychiatry, emergency psychiatry, outpatient university mental health clinics, outpatient Suboxone treatment, geriatric outpatient care, telepsychiatry, and electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) clinics. He is certified in TMS.

Before joining HopeWay, Dr. Bocock served as a Psychiatry Attending Physician at Broughton State Hospital, where he led the treatment team for adult and child-adolescent units and provided care during emergency restriction interventions. Additionally, he was an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, where he taught and supervised resident physicians and medical students.

Outside of HopeWay, Dr. Bocock enjoys spending time with family, reading, and attending meditation sessions. He is also a foodie, with a particular love for Indian cuisine.

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