Psychiatrist Child/Adol Programs - (Minneapolis)

Responsibilities

• Ensure the quality and sustainability of the medical services of assigned patients.
• Demonstrate professional and accurate communication with staff, patients, families and community partners.
• Engage in quality initiatives including effective treatment and discharge planning.
• Conduct psychiatric assessments, determine diagnoses, complete appropriate exams as needed (including H&P), and prescribe medications for patients with psychiatric conditions.
• Maintain a positive relationship with clinical, operational and support teams.
• Aid in the development of external community provider relationships upon request.
• Provide quality evidence-based care in a multidisciplinary team setting.
• Serve as the assigned attending provider and encourage patients to be active participants in their treatment via education and ongoing communication.
• Participate in an environment of team-based multidisciplinary care fostering a culture of respect and well-being for patients and staff alike.
• Collaborate and communicate with clinical and operational team members, family members/identified support individuals and outside providers for treatment progress updates and discharge planning.
• Assist with admission screenings for the program as needed.
• Participate in professional/ media/ community/outreach efforts to promote Rogers’ expertise in the mental health and substance use treatment industry.
• Complete all required documentation thoroughly and within the expected time.
• Maintain productivity standards.

Qualifications

• Be licensed in the state as an MD or DO with specialization in psychiatry, and meet all relevant state and federal requirements for credentialing.
• Board-eligible physician. Board certification is strongly preferred.
• Graduate of an accredited college or university and medical school.
• Successfully complete a GME accredited residency and/or fellowship program, if working with children additional residency with this age group must have been obtained.
• Previous work or moonlighting experience working as a psychiatrist in another licensed hospital is preferred.
• Leadership and/or supervisory experience in a behavioral health organization is preferred.
• Experience with process improvement implementation preferred.

Skills

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary team setting.
• Knowledge of evidence-based practices in child and adolescent psychiatry.
• Effective problem-solving and decision-making abilities.
• Excellent organizational and time management skills.

Benefits

• Competitive Salary & Full Benefits Package (Moonlighting Opportunities Available)
• 501 (c)(3) Nonprofit
• PSFL Eligible Employer & Enhanced Student Loan Assistance
• Teaching and Research Opportunities
• Child Care Benefit