Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist
national coalition of healthcare recruitersFranklin (TN)
Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist
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national coalition of healthcare recruitersFranklin (TN)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Franklin A full-time Adolescent Psychiatrist (Child/Adolescent fellowship trained) is being recruited for an inpatient and IOP program in the Nashville area. This employed role carries an average adolescent caseload of 14 patients per day. The schedule is Monday-Friday, on-site, with no routine weekend call. Responsibilities include admissions, rounding, medication management, and treatment team leadership. An optional Unit Director opportunity is available for qualified candidates. Competitive compensation includes base salary, production bonus, benefits, signing bonus, and relocation assistance. Call of text Matt Brewster @ 203-425-1311 Community Attractions Franklin, Tennessee is a vibrant and historic city located just south of Nashville, known for its charming downtown, well-preserved architecture, and strong sense of community. It offers a blend of small-town appeal with big-city conveniences, including a thriving arts scene, local boutiques, and a variety of dining options. The area is also recognized for its excellent schools and family-friendly neighborhoods, making it a popular choice for professionals and families alike. With easy access to Nashville's entertainment and employment opportunities, Franklin provides a balanced lifestyle-combining scenic suburban living with a rich cultural heritage and modern amenities.
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