Part-Time Psychiatrist — Addiction Recovery & MAT

BayMark Health Services; Norton (MA); Hybrid; USD 241,000 - 276,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work arrangement

Part-time schedule

Job summary

Middlesex Recovery, a division of BayMark Health Services, is seeking a Part-Time Psychiatrist (MD/DO) for a hybrid role in Massachusetts. You will evaluate and treat individuals with substance use disorders, supervise or collaborate with NPs/PAs, and contribute to expanding psychiatric services across sites.

The position offers flexible scheduling, a strong focus on patient-centered care, and opportunities to work within a multidisciplinary team dedicated to recovery and evidence-based MAT.

Qualifications

• Licensure: Active medical license (MD/DO) in good standing to practice in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
• Board Specialty: Board-certified in Psychiatry or Addiction & Psychiatry.
• Experience: Open to providers at various experience levels (no prior addiction medicine experience required).
• Background Screening: Ability to successfully pass a Massachusetts Background & Drug Screen with TB testing.

Responsibilities

• Patient-Centered Care: Conduct comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and design personalized treatment plans for individuals navigating recovery.
• Team Collaboration & Supervision: Supervise and work alongside advanced practice providers (NPs/PAs) to ensure seamless continuity of care.
• Progressive Monitoring: Document and track patient milestones, adjusting care plans in collaboration with the clinical team.
• Empowerment & Education: Counsel patients on their treatment journey and provide essential health education regarding medication management.
• Advocacy: Address the physical, emotional, and mental aspects of substance use disorders to help patients achieve long-term recovery.

Job description

Middlesex Recovery, a division of BayMark Health Services, is seeking a Part-Time Psychiatrist (MD/DO) for a hybrid role in Massachusetts. You will evaluate and treat individuals with substance use disorders, supervise or collaborate with NPs/PAs, and contribute to expanding psychiatric services across sites.

The position offers flexible scheduling, a strong focus on patient-centered care, and opportunities to work within a multidisciplinary team dedicated to recovery and evidence-based MAT.