Psychiatrist Pod Lead - Telehealth

Remote (U.S.)Full-TimeLead

SalaryUp to 300,000 per year

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Languages: English, Spanish
Experience: 2+ years of leadership experience supervising psychiatric NPs or multidisciplinary behavioral health teams.

Requirements

MD or DO from an accredited medical school
Board Certification in Adult Psychiatry
Active medical license in Florida and Texas
2+ years of leadership experience supervising psychiatric NPs or multidisciplinary behavioral health teams
Experience in telepsychiatry
Experience treating adults/seniors with complex behavioral health needs
Strong diagnostic and therapeutic skills in SMI, SUD, and geriatric psychiatry
Proven leadership and mentoring ability
Excellent communication, organization, and problem-solving skills
Comfortable using virtual EHR systems and working remotely
Additional board certifications (preferred): Geriatric, Addiction, or Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred

Responsibilities

Lead and mentor a psychiatry pod of psychiatric nurse practitioners delivering high-quality, evidence-based care.
Conduct team huddles, case reviews, and supervision to ensure collaboration and adherence to best practices.
Provide psychiatric evaluations, treatment planning, medication management, and crisis intervention.
Collaborate with primary care providers and care management teams to support whole-person care.
Contribute to behavioral health program development and clinical process improvement.
Support recruitment, onboarding, and ongoing education of clinical team members.
Participate in a limited rotating on-call schedule (few times per year).

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