Administration

Zakary Call, PA-C, is an experienced psychiatric physician assistant and lead provider at Phoenix Pointe Psychiatry in Tempe, Arizona. 

Zakary obtained his bachelor's degree in biochemistry from Arizona State University in Tempe. After graduating, he attended A.T. Still University in Mesa, Arizona, earning his master's degree in Physician Assistant Studies. 

Since finishing school, Zakary has gained extensive experience. He’s provided care for outpatient mental health clinics, in-patient detox, and psychiatric crisis care centers for both youth and adults. He's able to diagnose, treat, and manage a variety of conditions, including ADHD, bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, and more. 

Phoenix Pointe Psychiatry patients report satisfaction with Zakary’s expertise in medication management and his supportive bedside manner.

Zakary is currently accepting both new and existing patients at Phoenix Pointe Psychiatry. In addition to in-person appointments, he also offers telemedicine. 

To schedule an appointment with Zakary, call the office or use the online booking form today.

Shelbey Call, PhD, is the clinical operations manager at Phoenix Pointe Psychiatry in Tempe, Arizona.

Shelbey's studies started at Arizona State University where she earned dual Bachelor's degrees in Marketing and Communication. Shelbey went on to obtain her Master's and Doctoral degrees in Organizational Communication & Technology with a focus on Health Communication from the University of Texas at Austin. Shelbey's academic work includes award-winning publications on healthcare professions, consulting work in hospitals, grant-funded research by the National Science Foundation on the role of artificial intelligence and automation on healthcare, and fellowship-funded work on personal health data tracking.

At Phoenix Pointe Psychiatry, Shelbey supports the oversight of patient scheduling, billing, and marketing for the clinic. She also collects and produces educational materials to support patients in lifestyle-based changes that support mental health.