Lead Psychiatrist – Geriatric Care in Long-Term Settings

Eventus WholeHealth; Winston-Salem (NC); On-site; USD 180,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Eventus WholeHealth in Winston-Salem, NC, seeks a supervising psychiatrist to lead a provider-led team delivering care to residents in long-term care facilities. You will join an integrated model with primary care and mental health providers, guiding midlevel staff and collaborating with psychotherapists.

This role emphasizes leadership, teaching, and clinical judgement, offering more freedom to deliver patient-centered psychiatry where patients live, rather than being desk-bound.

Qualifications

• Board Certified in Psychiatry with NC practicing privileges.
• Geriatric experience preferred.
• Strong leadership qualities.
• Strong organizational skills.
• Excellent written and verbal communications skills.

Responsibilities

• Join our vibrant, provider-led, rewarding practice as a supervising psychiatrist for Eventus WholeHealth.
• Be a member of a tightly integrated team of primary care and mental health providers that delivers care to patients in long term care settings.
• Provide much-needed service to a vulnerable population in the integrated and comprehensive model that psychiatrists are trying to achieve.
• Enjoy leadership and teaching opportunities as you lead a team of midlevel providers and collaborate with psychotherapists in implementing best practices.
• Free yourself from having to work behind a desk and the ticking clock of outpatient practice and enjoy the freedom to practice psychiatry based on patient needs and your clinical judgement, delivering care to patients where they live.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Organization

Clinical judgement

Education

Board Certified in Psychiatry

Job description

Eventus WholeHealth in Winston-Salem, NC, seeks a supervising psychiatrist to lead a provider-led team delivering care to residents in long-term care facilities. You will join an integrated model with primary care and mental health providers, guiding midlevel staff and collaborating with psychotherapists.

This role emphasizes leadership, teaching, and clinical judgement, offering more freedom to deliver patient-centered psychiatry where patients live, rather than being desk-bound.