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Adult & Adolescent Psychiatrist

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Adult & Adolescent Psychiatrist Full Time | Fargo, ND | Permanent
Job Id: BS21255Location: Fargo, NDA well-established behavioral health facility is seeking a Psychiatrist for a full-time W-2 position providing care across inpatient and partial hospitalization (PHP) settings.
Position Details
Specialty: Adult & Adolescent Psychiatry
Setting: Inpatient & Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
Schedule: Monday-Friday with call rotation
Call: 2 weekends per quarter
Caseload: Approximately 14-22 patients per day
Service: On-site only
Inpatient Responsibilities: New admissions, follow-ups, medication management, discharges, and treatment team participationPHP/IOP Responsibilities: Treat adult and/or child/adolescent patients and provide physician oversight for outpatient patients when required by insurance
Compensation & Benefits:
  • Compensation aligned with MGMAProduction bonus potential
  • Medical education loan repayment assistance available (PSLF not available)
  • Relocation assistanceCMEPTOFull benefits package
  • Paid malpractice insurance
Requirements:
  • Psychiatry experience with adult and/or adolescent populations
  • No visa sponsorship2027 residents will be considered
  • Apply today to learn more about this Psychiatry opportunity in Fargo, ND!Recruiter Information
Recruiter: Joanne Hurley
Email: jhurley@bashealthcare.com

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