Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)

Legion HealthHealthcare

Utah, USAFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: At least 1 year

Requirements

Active, unrestricted license as a PMHNP in Utah (Utah APRN / PMHNP)
Board certification as a PMHNP (ANCC) (or equivalent PMHNP national certification)
Active DEA registration (required if prescribing controlled substances)
Eligible for Utah controlled substance privileges through DOPL as required for prescribing
At least 1 year of professional experience practicing as a PMHNP
Commitment to a minimum 1-year tenure with our team
Comfort providing care remotely via telehealth
Strong clinical assessment, diagnostic, and medication management skills
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Comfort using technology and electronic health record systems
Commitment to providing patient-centered, compassionate care

Responsibilities

Evaluate and treat patients with conditions like depression, anxiety, ADHD, insomnia, PTSD, and bipolar disorder
Perform comprehensive psychiatric assessments, including mental health, medical history, and risk analysis
Use novel evidence-based treatments
Promote an environment of compassion, respect, and empathy in patient interactions and care approaches
Create and execute tailored treatment plans, combining medication and brief psychotherapy, in teamwork with other mental health and medical professionals
Explore and integrate new therapeutic techniques and technologies to enhance patient outcomes and care efficiency
Participate in case reviews with peers and physicians to enhance clinical skills and foster ongoing learning

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