Remote Youth PMHNP: Telehealth Psychiatry (Part-Time)

Emora Health; Town of Texas (WI); On-site; USD 36,000 - 94,000; Part time

Job summary

Emora Health is seeking a warm, experienced PMHNP to join our psychiatry team. You will provide medication management and psychiatric evaluations for children, teens, and young adults via secure telehealth. This is a flexible, remote, contract (1099) role requiring 10–25 hours per week.

Candidates must hold PMHNP certification with Texas licensure; experience in child and adolescent psychiatry and a collaborative, family-centered approach are essential.

Qualifications

• Active PMHNP certification and licensure in Texas.
• Minimum 2 years of experience in child & adolescent psychiatry.
• Comfort with delivering care via telehealth.
• Availability for at least 10 hours per week.
• Strong collaborative communication with families and care team.

Responsibilities

• Conduct online comprehensive psychiatric evaluations for children and adolescents (ages 5–18+).
• Develop and manage individualized treatment plans, including medication management.
• Provide ongoing psychiatric care via secure telehealth platform.
• Collaborate with supervising psychiatrists on complex cases and care escalation.
• Partner with therapists and care coordinators to ensure cohesive, wraparound support.
• Engage and educate parents/caregivers throughout the treatment process.
• Maintain timely and compliant clinical documentation.

Skills

PMHNP certification

Texas licensure

Child & adolescent psychiatry

Virtual care delivery

Collaborative communication

Availability 10+ hours/week

Tools

Secure telehealth platform

Job description

Emora Health is seeking a warm, experienced PMHNP to join our psychiatry team. You will provide medication management and psychiatric evaluations for children, teens, and young adults via secure telehealth. This is a flexible, remote, contract (1099) role requiring 10–25 hours per week.

Candidates must hold PMHNP certification with Texas licensure; experience in child and adolescent psychiatry and a collaborative, family-centered approach are essential.