Chicago | I/P Psychiatry with focus on Addictions | Full Time W2

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hartgrove hospitalChicago (IL)

Psychiatrists Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

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About the role

General Psychiatry with strong addictions focus Opportunity Details Full Time | Employed Position - W2In-Patient Setting General psychiatry with strong focus on Addictions Caseload of dual-diagnosed older adolescents and adults with primary psychiatric issues & heavy secondary substance abuse issues Electronic Health RecordNo weekend rounding; rotate call with group Mon - Fri (1:8) Compensation Strong base compensation Signing Bonus Productivity bonus opportunity Additional compensation available Medical, Dental, Vision benefits package Paid Malpractice InsurancePTO, CME with financial assistance, 401k with company match, and more!

Qualifications: Board Certified or Board Eligible General or Child/Adolescent PsychiatryIL Medical License or ability to obtain Hartgrove Hospital, a premier for-profit psychiatric hospital, as well as a flagship for UHS, is part of a two-hospital system in downtown Chicago. Hartgrove Behavioral Health System consists of 168 beds and is expanding to 208; providing acute care, crisis stabilization, treating children as young as 3 through older adults, within 8 different inpatient programs. We also serve as a teaching hospital for multiple other disciplines including Nursing, Social Work, Expressive Therapy, Occupational Therapy and others. CONTACT ME FOR MORE DETAILS, OR TO APPLY!In-house Physician Recruiter: Avis Corbett Universal Health Services | Hartgrove HospitalM: (615) 714-8985

Email: avis.corbett@uhsinc.comConnect with me on LinkedIn.

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