Inpatient Psychiatric NP — Lead MAT & Acute Care

Valley Cities; Kent (WA); On-site; USD 186,000 - 270,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

403(b) plan

PTO 21 days + holidays

PSLF program eligibility

Professional development opportunities

Health insurance + dental + vision

Job summary

Valley Cities Counseling and Consultation is seeking an Inpatient Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner to lead psychiatric evaluations and medical management for individuals admitted to involuntary services at Recovery Place Kent, WA. The role supports a multidisciplinary team, participates in ITA processes, and oversees medication-assisted treatment where appropriate.

Requires ARNP, MD, or DO licensure in Washington, ABPN board certification or eligibility, and familiarity with withdrawal management

Qualifications

• ARIA?Education: ARNP, M.D. or D.O; WA license; ABPN board certification or eligibility.
• Familiar with Withdrawal Management and MAT for OUD; Washington ITA procedures.

Responsibilities

• Provide initial psychiatric evaluations within state-mandated time frames.
• Lead multidisciplinary treatment planning and ongoing psychiatric evaluations.
• Manage medical/ pharmacologic treatment of psychiatric conditions and withdrawal.
• Oversee ITA processes and provide MAT oversight as appropriate.
• Coordinate care with outpatient providers to ensure continuity of care.

Skills

Leadership

Decision making

Team collaboration

Communication

Education

ARNP or MD/DO

Licensed to practice (WA)

ABPN board certified/eligible

Tools

DEA X waiver (preferred)

Job description

Valley Cities Counseling and Consultation is seeking an Inpatient Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner to lead psychiatric evaluations and medical management for individuals admitted to involuntary services at Recovery Place Kent, WA. The role supports a multidisciplinary team, participates in ITA processes, and oversees medication-assisted treatment where appropriate.

Requires ARNP, MD, or DO licensure in Washington, ABPN board certification or eligibility, and familiarity with withdrawal management