Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) Full Time

Posted 2 days ago

serenity healthcareLakewood (CO)

Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurses Offices of Physicians, Mental Health Specialists

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150,000 per year

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About the role

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) | Full Time Serenity Healthcare is aphysician owned and led groupthat has expanded to 8 states and 36 locations while maintaining a focus on patient outcomes and provider support. We are looking for innovative providers to join us as we continue to grow in existing and future markets. Why PMHNPs Choose Serenity$150,000 base salary + incentives Realistic total compensation of $300,000+ No call. Ever. Outpatient-only practice 8:1 staff-to-physician ratio — exceptional clinical and administrative support Flexible schedule (3 13-hour shifts per week) Comprehensive benefits: Medical, Dental & Vision (90% coverage for you and your family) 22 PTO days + 11 paid holidays Continuous training in Brainsway Deep TMS and IV ketamine therapy Annual provider retreats to exotic locations like Maui and the Bahamas QualificationsBoard Certified or Board Eligible as a PMHNP Active state medical license or willingness to obtain Unencumbered DEA license Clean background U.S. Citizen or Green Card holder About Serenity HealthcareSerenity Healthcare utilizes TMS and IV ketamine therapy in addition to medication management to achieve amazing response and remission rates with our patients. If you're interested in helping your patients achieve true healing more rapidly and with less side effects,

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