PMHNP / PA – Inpatient Psychiatry

Physician Assistant (PA) / Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) Location: Chapel Hill, NC Position Type: Full-Time | Salaried | Qualifications Qualified Physician Assistant (PA) or Board-Certified PMHNPAdditional FNP certification is a plus but not requiredActive North Carolina professional license and DEA registration required at the time of submissionAt least 2 years of inpatient psychiatric experience preferred, but not requiredSubstance use and dual-diagnosis experience requiredMust be ready to participate in the credentialing process if selectedStrong communication, collaboration, and patient-centered care skills Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive psychiatric evaluationsManage and adjust medications as clinically appropriateConduct regular patient roundsProvide care to individuals experiencing acute mental health and substance use crisesManage patients with co-occurring/dual-diagnosis conditionsCollaborate with the multidisciplinary care teamProvide telephone and virtual availability as part of the scheduled rotation Schedule 7 days on / 7 days offMinimum of 4 days onsite during each seven-day rotationRemaining coverage includes telephone and virtual availabilitySchedule adjustments may be arranged by mutual agreement with the other provider, provided coverage requirements are maintainedFull-time only; part-time candidates are not being considered Workload Approximately 3-6 admissions per dayApproximately 4-8 follow-up patients per day Compensation & Benefits $130,000 annual base salarySalaried, exempt positionHealth and dental benefits available after 90 daysPaid sick and vacation leave401(k) eligibility beginning as early as the next calendar quarter following hireTotal compensation package is valued at approximately $165,000 annually If you are a qualified PMHNP or Physician Assistant seeking a rewarding inpatient psychiatric opportunity with a consistent 7-on/7-off schedule, we encourage you to apply and join a collaborative team dedicated to providing compassionate, patient-centered crisis care.