Inpatient Medical Provider – Addiction & MAT On-Call
Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care
Seattle (WA)
On-site
USD 80,000 - 120,000
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care in Seattle is seeking an On-Call Medical Provider to support multidisciplinary teams in voluntary and involuntary inpatient withdrawal management and psychiatric care. The role demands providing medical evaluations, supporting Medication Assisted Treatment, and timely communication with nursing staff. Candidates must hold a relevant medical degree, be licensed to practice in Washington, and ideally possess a DEA 'X' waiver. Shifts require availability for weekends and holidays, promoting essential care for individuals with Substance Use Disorders.
Qualifications
Must have and maintain a BLS certificate.
Familiarity with best practices in addiction treatment is necessary.
Possession of a DEA 'X' waiver to prescribe buprenorphine is preferred.
Responsibilities
Provide timely telephone support to nursing staff.
Conduct initial medical evaluations for clients.
Support clients in Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT).
Skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Ability to establish positive, respectful relationships
Ability to work independently
Flexibility, team-orientation
Education
M.D., D.O. or ARNP
Graduation from an accredited school or program
Tools
Electronic health record usage
Job description
Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care in Seattle is seeking an On-Call Medical Provider to support multidisciplinary teams in voluntary and involuntary inpatient withdrawal management and psychiatric care. The role demands providing medical evaluations, supporting Medication Assisted Treatment, and timely communication with nursing staff. Candidates must hold a relevant medical degree, be licensed to practice in Washington, and ideally possess a DEA 'X' waiver. Shifts require availability for weekends and holidays, promoting essential care for individuals with Substance Use Disorders.