Outpatient Psychiatrist – Flexible 24-Hour Week

PAGNY; New York (NY); On-site; USD 167,000 - 174,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Loan forgiveness

401(k) company contribution

CME reimbursement

PTO (vacation, sick, holidays)

Life and AD&D coverage

Job summary

PAGNY is seeking a Part-Time Psychiatrist to provide outpatient psychiatric care for adults at NYC Health + Hospitals/South Brooklyn Health in Brooklyn, NY. The role involves a 24-hour work week, with some flexibility for evening sessions as outpatient services expand.

Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, perform assessments, manage medications, and contribute to treatment planning and documentation. Teaching responsibilities may be involved with medical students and trainees.

Qualifications

• Board Eligible or Board Certified in Psychiatry.
• Active New York State Medical License.

Responsibilities

• Provide outpatient psychiatric care to adults 18+ including geriatric patients.
• Participate as a member of the outpatient interdisciplinary treatment team and in team meetings.
• Perform comprehensive psychiatric assessments and intakes, ongoing psychopharmacologic treatment, treatment planning, risk assessment, and timely clinical documentation.
• Collaborate with Behavioral Health, Primary Care, and other services to promote continuity of care.
• Participate in quality, safety, and performance-improvement activities.
• Teaching and supervisory responsibilities for medical students, interns, trainees, and externs as applicable.

Skills

Team-based care

Outpatient psychiatry

Geriatric care

Job description

PAGNY is seeking a Part-Time Psychiatrist to provide outpatient psychiatric care for adults at NYC Health + Hospitals/South Brooklyn Health in Brooklyn, NY. The role involves a 24-hour work week, with some flexibility for evening sessions as outpatient services expand.

Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, perform assessments, manage medications, and contribute to treatment planning and documentation. Teaching responsibilities may be involved with medical students and trainees.