Psychiatrist, TMS (Part-Time)

CoreWise Workforce Strategy Partners; Lafayette (LA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

CoreWise Workforce Strategy Partners is recruiting a psychiatrist for a Louisiana-based mental health provider opening a new Lafayette location. You will focus on evaluating patients for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and oversee their care if treatment proceeds, using your clinical judgment to guide decisions.

The role centers on the aspects of TMS that require a psychiatrist’s expertise, with trained clinical staff handling day-to-day treatment and a requirement of approximately two

Qualifications

• MD or DO with an active Louisiana medical license.
• Board certification or eligibility in Psychiatry.
• Experience with TMS, neuromodulation or related interventional psychiatry.

Responsibilities

• Conduct psychiatric evaluations and determine candidacy for TMS.
• Develop individualized treatment plans and monitor response.
• Perform TMS mapping and establish treatment parameters.
• Provide physician oversight and maintain documentation.
• Collaborate with clinical and operations teams.

Skills

Clinical decision-making

Independent working

Collaboration

Education

MD or DO

Louisiana medical license

Board certified or eligible in Psychiatry

Job description

For the patients who are still waiting to feel better.

Every psychiatrist knows the patient who has done everything asked of them and is still struggling.

They took the medication. Gave it time. Tried something different when it didn't work. Came back. Tried again.

And eventually, they're sitting across from you asking:

What else can we try?

CoreWise Workforce Strategy Partners is recruiting a psychiatrist for a growing Louisiana-based mental health provider opening a new location in Lafayette.

You’ll work with patients being considered for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), using your clinical judgment to understand where they've been, determine whether treatment may be appropriate and oversee their care if they move forward.

You won’t be there to promise an outcome. You’ll be there to listen, evaluate the options and help make a thoughtful clinical decision about what comes next.

A focused way to use your expertise

This is not a traditional medication-management role.

Your time will be centered on the parts of TMS care that require a psychiatrist’s training and judgment, while trained clinical staff support the day-to-day treatment process.

Initially, the role will require approximately two to three on-site hours per day in Lafayette, making it a focused opportunity that may fit alongside an existing practice or other professional commitments.

What you’ll own

• Conduct psychiatric evaluations and determine patient candidacy for TMS
• Review psychiatric history, previous treatment and relevant medical information
• Develop individualized treatment plans
• Perform TMS mapping and establish treatment parameters
• Provide physician oversight throughout treatment
• Monitor patient response and make clinical adjustments when appropriate
• Maintain clinical documentation
• Collaborate with the clinical and operations teams supporting patient care
• Help patients understand the treatment process, potential benefits and limitations

Who we're looking for

We're looking for a psychiatrist who is clinically confident without losing sight of the person behind the diagnosis.

The right physician can explain an option without overselling it, recognize when treatment is appropriate and when it isn’t, and give patients realistic expectations while treating their questions and concerns with care.

Required:

• MD or DO
• Active, unrestricted Louisiana medical license
• Board certified or board eligible in Psychiatry
• Strong psychiatric evaluation and clinical decision-making skills
• Consistent on-site availability in Lafayette
• Ability to work independently while collaborating with clinical and operational staff

Experience with treatment-resistant depression, TMS, neuromodulation or other interventional approaches to psychiatry would translate well to this work.

Why this role matters

For some patients, TMS may become an important part of their treatment. For others, it may not be the right fit.

That's exactly why the psychiatrist matters.

Your role is to understand the patient, weigh the clinical picture and make a responsible decision about what comes next.

For someone who has already been through a lot, being taken seriously by a physician willing to look carefully at the options can make a meaningful difference in itself.