Psychiatrist, Outpatient Community
TAL Healthcare
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$261,000 to $281,000 annual
About this job
Our client, a leading academic and clinical institution committed to serving diverse communities, is hiring a Outpatient Community Psychiatrist. This full-time position offers an excellent opportunity for a board-certified psychiatrist to provide vital outpatient mental health services within a vibrant, multidisciplinary environment. The role focuses on delivering comprehensive psychiatric care, including assessments, treatment planning, and medication management, to adults in community and hospital discharge settings. The psychiatrist will play a key leadership role in overseeing clinical operations at the innovative Bridge to Home program, supporting patients transitioning from hospital to stable housing, and collaborating closely with a team of nurses, social workers, and other healthcare professionals dedicated to recovery-oriented, trauma-informed care. Responsibilities: - Provide psychiatric evaluations and develop personalized treatment plans for patients. - Administer and adjust psychopharmacological interventions based on patient needs. - Lead clinical oversight and supervision of team members at the Bridge to Home residence. - Participate in multidisciplinary case conferences, treatment planning, and team meetings. - Support onsite staff through occasional after-hours or weekend consultations. - Promote recovery-oriented and trauma-informed approaches, ensuring holistic, person-centered care. - Engage in clinical supervision and contribute to training and development activities within the department. Requirements: - Minimum of 3 years of post-residency clinical experience in outpatient psychiatry. - Board certification in Psychiatry. - Valid New York State medical license, DEA, and Medicaid provider number. - Experience with trauma-informed care, community mental health, or housing programs is preferred. - Strong leadership skills and ability to collaborate within a multidisciplinary team. - Effective communication skills and commitment to culturally competent care. - Basic knowledge of psychopharmacology and assessment tools. - Additional qualifications such as experience working with diverse populations, bilingual abilities, or familiarity with crisis intervention would be advantageous but are not mandatory. Some of the Benefits: - Competitive salary with a total compensation package reaching approximately $338,840 after the first year. - Sign-on bonus of $10,000 and retention bonus of $20,000 annually. - Generous paid time off, including 4 weeks of PTO, sick leave, and CME leave with an allowance. - Comprehensive health benefits, retirement plans including a 403(b) with employer contributions, and multiple paid holidays. - Supportive and inclusive workplace fostering professional development and work-life balance. - Opportunity to contribute to a pioneering program with unique community impact. Salary: The posted range is not a guarantee. The actual salary will be based on qualifications, experience, and education and could fall outside of this range. Contact us for more information. #LI-MK1