Psychiatry Nurse Practitioner

Posted 17 days ago

necnic groupEvansville (IN)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$143,000 - $170,000 per year

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About the role

Psychiatric Mental Health NP or Psych PA - Southwest Indiana 1 Hour from EvansvilleOpportunity Highlights Full-time 5-day/week, Monday-Friday behavioral health position No nights or weekends Flexible, onsite round-and-go model with remote documentation Not accepting new grads at this time. Post-acute/geriatric experience preferred Provide psychiatric care to older adults in SNF, LTC, ALF, and IRF settings Conduct psychiatric evaluations and manage behavioral and neurocognitive conditions Prescribe and manage psychotropic medications Collaborate with interdisciplinary clinical teams Coverage across the Vincennes, Washington, Petersburg, Jasper, and Princeton areas Strong clinical autonomy with administrative and back-office support Compensation & Benefits Estimated earnings $143K-$170K+ with uncapped productivity W-2 position with base salary plus productivity Medical, dental, and vision coverage PTO and 401(k) Professional liability insurance CME and professional development resources Company-issued iPad for remote documentation Qualifications PMHNP-C or Psychiatric PA-C Indiana license and DEA (or willingness to obtain) Experience with older adults or post-acute care preferred Community/Region Southwest Indiana coverage area with a mix of small cities and rural communities Convenient access to Evansville and surrounding communities Affordable cost of living with outdoor recreation and a relaxed Midwest lifestyle

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