Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant

Role Overview The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant provides comprehensive mental health assessments, diagnoses, and treatment plans, including medication management, ordering diagnostics, and patient education. They collaborate with physicians and clinical staff to ensure high-quality, ethical care in compliance with regulations and standards. Key Responsibilities Deliver direct client care through psychiatric services, counseling, and support.Order diagnostics, diagnose conditions, and prescribe treatments.Maintain accurate documentation and ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards.Collaborate with medical providers to develop and implement care guidelines.Complete necessary discharge summaries and ensure regulatory compliance. Qualifications & Skills Masters of Science in Nursing or PA certification with psychiatric emphasis, licensed in Colorado.2+ years of psychiatric or mental health experience, with residential and detox experience preferred.Strong clinical, leadership, interpersonal, and communication skills.Proficiency in medical documentation, confidentiality, and electronic medical records.Ability to develop relationships with patients, families, and staff, demonstrating compassion and integrity.On-call availability and BLS certification required. Physical & Other Requirements Prolonged sitting, computer work, and ability to lift 20 pounds.Ability to navigate a clinical environment and drive in various conditions. Benefits Include Health, dental, vision insurance, and supplemental coverage.Financial incentives such as competitive salary, 401(k), and recognition programs.Work/life perks like professional development, continuing education, paid time off, and holidays.