Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

Hometown NP; Anchorage (AK); Remote; USD 125,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Hometown NP seeks a PMHNP to deliver high-quality behavioral healthcare. The role offers significant flexibility with remote work options while ensuring that patient care is prioritized over administrative tasks. Ideal candidates will be team-oriented, with strong diagnostic and psychopharmacologic skills. This opportunity includes professional development and potential annual bonuses.

Benefits

Flexible scheduling

Professional development

Team collaboration

Qualifications

• PMHNP license or willing to obtain in additional states.
• Strong skills in psychiatry and psychopharmacology.
• Comfortable with basic tech platforms.

Responsibilities

• Focus on patient care, not paperwork.
• Collaborate closely with therapists and prescribers.
• Treat patients with substance use disorders.

Skills

Psychiatry

Diagnosis

Psychopharmacology

Communication

Education

PMHNP license

Job description

Hometown NPis a clinician-led, patient-centered mental health group dedicated to delivering outstanding behavioral healthcare through evidence-based practice and true teamwork.

Why Join Us?

• Clinical Focus:Spend your time on patient care—not paperwork.
• True Flexibility:Set your own schedule and work remotely from anywhere.
• Team building:Collaborate closely with therapists and other prescribers.
• Ongoing Development:Participate in monthly clinical conferences for professional growth and peer support.
• Specialized Care:Must be comfortable treating patients with substance use disorders (MAT/SUD).

What We’re Looking For

• PMHNP license (open to or willing to obtain licensure in additional states).
• Prior work as a PMHNP preferred but not required
• Strong skills in psychiatry, diagnosis, and psychopharmacology
• Excellent communication skills; comfortable with basic tech platforms
• Team-oriented, collaborative, and professional
• Minimum commitment of 5 hours/week

Compensation:$80–$110/hour
Bonus:Annual performance incentive at your work anniversary. We will cover the cost of additional licensure.

Note:

• We do not engage practitioners with a direct business conflict (ex: owning a similar clinical practice).
• Credentialing process: approximately 90–180 days