ACT Psychiatric Medication Specialist

Automatic Data Processing, Inc.; Norfolk (NE); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

The Well in Norfolk, NE seeks an ACT Medication Management Provider to deliver psychiatric assessment and medication management within the Assertive Community Treatment program. You will collaborate with the ACT team to make timely, person-centered treatment decisions and coordinate care across health, social, and recovery supports.

The role requires participation in shared caseloads, community-based services when appropriate, and an assigned after-hours on-call rotation to support 24/7 crisis

Qualifications

• Education and licensure appropriate to the provider’s license.
• Current, unrestricted Nebraska professional license and prescribing authority.
• Psychiatry/psychiatric mental health training and experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Conduct psychiatric evaluations and follow-up assessments for ACT participants.
• Develop and update medication plans with participants using shared decision-making.
• Provide medication education and monitor effectiveness, adverse effects, interactions and adherence.
• Coordinate laboratory testing, vital signs, and follow-up with ACT nursing and medical providers.
• Coordinate with pharmacies, hospitals, and prescribers during transitions of care.
• Respond to after-hours calls and support crisis response within scope.

Skills

Psychiatry/mental health judgment

Coordinate across providers

Clear communication & documentation

Trauma-informed practice

Education

Graduate medical or nursing education

Nebraska license & prescribing authority

Psychiatry/PMH training preferred

Job description

The Well in Norfolk, NE seeks an ACT Medication Management Provider to deliver psychiatric assessment and medication management within the Assertive Community Treatment program. You will collaborate with the ACT team to make timely, person-centered treatment decisions and coordinate care across health, social, and recovery supports.

The role requires participation in shared caseloads, community-based services when appropriate, and an assigned after-hours on-call rotation to support 24/7 crisis