Psychiatry - Addiction Physician
clinity talentNy (WAL)
About the role
We are seeking an MD or Psychiatrist for an ASAP locum need within an established outpatient substance use treatment program. This is a fast-hire opportunity for a provider who can step in quickly to support medical and psychiatric services, including Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with Methadone. All clinical backgrounds are welcome, provided MAT experience requirements are met.
Location: Long Island, NY (on-site)
Schedule: 35 hours/weekMonday - Friday : 9AM-5PM (Preferred)
Monday - Wednesday: 9AM-5PM & Thursday 9AM-7PM (4 day work week)
Employment Type: Locum / Contract (Immediate Start)
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform medical and psychiatric evaluations in an outpatient setting
- Prescribe, manage, and monitor medications, including MAT services
- Provide ongoing medication management for individuals receiving substance use treatment
- Collaborate with nursing staff, physicians, and clinical leadership to ensure continuity of care
- Participate in interdisciplinary treatment planning and care coordination
Qualifications:
- Active and unrestricted New York State licensure
- Current DEA registration and prescriptive authority Minimum of 1 year of experience prescribing Medication-Assisted Treatment, including Methadone Why This Role? Immediate start / expedited hiring process
- Flexible locum engagement
- Established outpatient program with clinical support
- Competitive locum compensation
- Potential for extension or longer-term placement
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