Psychiatry Nurse Practitioner
medsource consultantsPasco (WA)
About the role
Location:
Pasco, WAPasco is a vibrant city located in the heart of the Tri-Cities region of Washington State, offering a unique blend of outdoor recreation, cultural experiences, and a welcoming community atmosphere. The area boasts stunning natural scenery along the Columbia River, world-class wineries, and convenient access to larger cities including Spokane, Portland, and Seattle.
Facility:
This is a 95-bed hospital that is part of a diversified healthcare delivery network committed to making communities healthier with acute care, rehabilitation, and behavioral health facilities from coast to coast. The counseling center currently employs five psychiatrists, including one child/adolescent psychiatrist, and offers a comprehensive range of services including day treatment, medication management, crisis triage, case management, therapy, and an acute inpatient hospital for adults. Opportunity: Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner - PMHNP
Job Details:
- In/outpatient mix providing comprehensive psychiatric and mental health care services
- Weekday phone coverage required
- Will see adult inpatients when on call with an average census of 16 patients
- Work alongside a collaborative team that includes five psychiatrists, including one child/adolescent psychiatrist
- Services include day treatment, medication management, crisis triage, case management, and therapy
- Contribute to a positive, collaborative work environment with access to staff, resources, and technologies needed to make a meaningful impact on patient care
Compensation: Employed salary with benefits.
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