Supervising Psychiatrist - (Part-time, W2)
$145-$170/hr
ApplySupervising Psychiatrist - (Part-time, W2)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$145-$170/hr
About the role
- Set a flexible schedule up to 5 hours/week with no on‑call obligations.
- Paid Non-Clinical Time:
- Get paid for supervisory duties, documentation review, consultations, and cross‑functional process development.
- Malpractice & Safety:
- Full malpractice coverage provided at no cost to you, backed by 24/7 crisis support for escalations.
- Additional W‑2 advantages you won’t find with 1099 contract work:
- No tax headaches– We handle withholdings and filings, so you don’t have toEarn paid sick time– Accrue up to 80 hours per year
- Merit‑based raises– Be recognized and rewarded for your contributions
- Retirement benefits– Access an employer‑sponsored 401(k) plan
- Access to state‑mandated benefits– Like unemployment, disability, and paid leave where available
- Residing in the state of Georgia
- Board‑certified Psychiatrist (MD or DO) with an active, unrestricted federal DEA registration.
- Active license in Georgia.
- Proven experience supervising Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs).Knowledgeable in state‑specific collaborative practice agreements and multi‑state supervision regulations.
- Experience with telemedicine platforms and virtual care delivery.
- Committed to high‑quality, measurement‑based, collaborative care.
- Willingness and eligibility to obtain additional state licenses and DEA registrations in all utilized states as required for multi‑state practice.
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