Contract Psychiatrist

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SalaryAt least 1,000 USD per month

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Requirements

MD or DO degree
Board certification or board eligibility in Psychiatry
Active, unrestricted medical license in at least one of the following states: TX, NC, FL, or TN
Medicare enrollment eligibility with no sanctions, exclusions, or restrictions
Experience treating substance use disorders, serious mental illness, or co-occurring behavioral health conditions
Comfort working with peer support specialists or recovery coaches
Strong documentation and communication skills
Ability to work independently in a remote, team-based care model

Responsibilities

Perform telehealth initiating visits for eligible members
Assess and document serious high-risk behavioral health or substance use conditions
Determine clinical appropriateness and medical necessity for Principal Illness Navigation - Peer Support services
Create, approve, or update member-specific care/navigation plans
Supervise peer support and care navigation services delivered by Accountable team members
Review documentation to support quality, compliance, and medical necessity
Be available for clinical consultation and escalation when needed
Participate in case reviews, audits, protocol development, payer meetings, or quality improvement work as requested

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