Part-Time Psychiatrist - Intensive Crisis Residence

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saint josephs medical centerst vincents hospital westchester divisionHarrison (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$170,000 per year

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About the role

St. Vincent's Hospital Westchester, a division of Saint Joseph's Medical Center, has a part-time position for a BC/BE psychiatrist in our Intensive Crisis Residence in Harrison, NY. The Intensive Crisis Residence (ICR) is a new model of care in New York State designed to provide an alternative to hospitalization for patients who are in crisis but not in need of an inpatient psychiatric facility. The program will have around the clock, multidisciplinary staff and significant programming to address the patient's needs. The psychiatrist, who will serve as a Clinical Director role, will provide direct patient care as well as help to establish and refine clinical programming, policies and procedures. St. Vincent's provides Westchester's broadest continuum of behavioral health services and the ICR will be able to utilize these resources to help stabilize the patients and plan for discharge.📍 Harrison, NY (In-Person)🏢 Saint Vincent’s Westchester Hospital – 275 North St. Harrison, NY 10528💼 Part-Time Day Shifts | M-F 4.5 hours per day (22.5 hours per week)
💰 Salary: $170,000 per year🌟 Health Coverage (Family Coverage also available)Intensive Crisis Residence (22.5 Hours per week) – A progressive, state-supported model designed to provide an alternative to inpatient hospitalization for individuals in psychiatric crisis. The program features 24/7 multidisciplinary support and structured clinical programming. In the Clinical Director capacity, you will help guide program development, clinical standards, and patient care delivery. Candidates applying for this position should have the following minimum job requirements: Board certified in Psychiatry Active New York Medical License If you are interested or would like to learn more, please email me your most updated resume to GPerrotta@Saint Josephs.org

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