Psychiatric Medical Director & Clinical Leader

T E C Industrial Inc; Hooksett (NH); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel 50%

Job summary

Compass of Hope is seeking a Medical Director (PMHNP-BC or Psychiatrist) to lead our psychiatric medical services in New Hampshire. This hands-on leadership role includes maintaining a patient caseload while guiding clinical standards, medication management, and program oversight, including Spravato and GLP-1 services.

The ideal candidate will mentor PMHNPs, ensure ethical practice, and collaborate with administrative leadership.

Qualifications

• Active and unrestricted PMHNP-BC or Psychiatrist license with eligibility to practice in New Hampshire.
• Significant psychiatric prescribing experience; this position is intended for a seasoned provider with leadership ability.
• Ability/willingness to become licensed in MA and ME.
• Strong knowledge of psychopharmacology, safe prescribing practices, controlled-substance management, documentation, and psychiatric risk assessment.
• Demonstrated commitment to ethical, evidence-based, patient-centered care.
• Experience mentoring, supervising, or providing clinical consultation to other psychiatric providers strongly preferred.
• Experience with Spravato, ketamine treatment, interventional psychiatry, or specialty psychiatric programs is preferred.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to address performance or clinical concerns directly, professionally, and constructively.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical leadership and quality oversight for Compass of Hope’s medical department.
• Maintain a direct patient caseload and provide high-quality psychiatric evaluation and medication management.
• Establish and uphold clear standards for safe, ethical, evidence-based prescribing.
• Provide oversight of psychiatric medication management, Spravato, ketamine, GLP-1 services, and other medical programs offered by the practice.
• Review and provide clinical guidance regarding FMLA, ESA, and other medically related documentation requests.
• Identify clinical, prescribing, documentation, or workflow concerns and intervene proactively when standards are not being met.
• Provide mentorship, consultation, and clinical guidance to PMHNPs, with attention to supporting newly licensed providers as they develop confidence and independence.
• Be available to providers for consultation regarding complex cases, medication decisions, risk management, and other clinical concerns.
• Promote a culture in which providers can seek consultation while remaining accountable to high standards of practice.
• Assist leadership with evaluating provider performance and identifying opportunities for additional training, supervision, or corrective action when appropriate.
• Oversee systems for monitoring prescribing practices, including controlled substances and other higher-risk medications.
• Support tracking and accountability related to medication inventory, receipt, storage, administration, and documentation.
• Conduct or oversee periodic reviews of prescribing patterns, documentation, follow-up practices, and adherence to established clinical protocols.
• Ensure medical services are delivered in accordance with professional standards, regulations, payer requirements, and organizational policies.
• Partner with executive leadership to develop, review, implement, and enforce medical policies and procedures.
• Help translate clinical standards and regulatory requirements into clear, practical workflows for providers and medical staff.
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives and assist in addressing clinical or operational concerns within the medical department.
• Collaborate with administrative and clinical leadership to continuously improve patient safety, provider performance, and quality of care.

Skills

PMHNP-BC

Psychiatrist (MD/DO)

Leadership

Mentoring

Education

Master's degree

Job description

Compass of Hope is seeking a Medical Director (PMHNP-BC or Psychiatrist) to lead our psychiatric medical services in New Hampshire. This hands-on leadership role includes maintaining a patient caseload while guiding clinical standards, medication management, and program oversight, including Spravato and GLP-1 services.

The ideal candidate will mentor PMHNPs, ensure ethical practice, and collaborate with administrative leadership.