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David Careers

Physician / Psychiatry / New York / Permanent / Psychiatry Leadership role in New York Job

Posted 5 days ago

winston resourcesBrooklyn (NY)
PsychiatristsOffices of Physicians, Mental Health Specialists

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Manager

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About the role

We are seeking a Psychiatrist, to work as an Inpatient Unit Chief or Inpatient Attending depending on experience. The Inpatient Unit Chief or Inpatient Attending performs administrative, supervisory, and clinical care in our Inpatient Psychiatry teaching unit. Performs related duties as required.
Duties and responsibilities: Leadership position available for a dynamic Clinician-Educator on a state-of-the-art inpatient psychiatry teaching unit. Direct patient care shared with attending MD and Psychiatric NP. Low caseload demand to focus on education, mentoring and care excellence. Take charge of a progressive psychiatric acute care team on a beautiful new general adult 25 bed unit. Provide SUNY Downstate PGY2 resident, chief resident and medical student supervision. Exceptional opportunity at a multi-cultural, historic community hospital dedicated to the highest quality and most compassionate patient care. Highly supportive and low stress work environment in a highly supported and respected hospital department, a designated Center of Excellence for Psychiatric Services. Opportunity to participate in this exciting transformation of behavioral health care delivery.
Skills/Qualifications: Board Certification required
Clinician-Educator and team leadership experience required. Fellowship training desired. Excellent base salary with significant bonus additions in the range of $220K- $250K. Outstanding benefits. Generous CME time and reimbursement. No Call. SUNY faculty appointment

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