Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

Posted 2 days ago

green key resourcesNew York (NY)

Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurses Offices of Physicians, Mental Health Specialists

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150 K

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About the role

Senior Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner – Hybrid NYCA well-established community behavioral health organization is looking to hire a Senior Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. ✨ 3 DAYS REMOTE / 2 DAYS ONSITE IN NYC💰 $150K salary📍 Midtown Manhattan / NYC🩺 Adult & pediatric populationsNYS license + DEA required This is a great opportunity for a psychiatric NP who wants to remain primarily focused on patient care while also taking on a senior clinical support role.

What you’ll do: • Provide psychiatric assessments, diagnosis, medication management, and treatment planning• Support evidence-based psychiatric practices across community behavioral health programs• Provide clinical consultation and support to other psychiatric providers• Help orient and support new NPs during their first several months• Precept and support NP students and new graduate psychiatric providers• Assist with escalation pathways, case consultations, refill coverage, and clinical support• Work collaboratively with clinical and administrative leadership What they’re looking for:✔️ Active NYS PMHNP license✔️ Active DEA✔️ Strong psychiatric clinical experience✔️ Comfortable supporting newer providers and students✔️ Ability to work 2 days onsite in NYC

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