Hillcrest Children & Family Center
Psychiatrist
The Psychiatrist works closely with all divisions and departments to provide clinical consultation and support regarding behavioral health program strategy and development, compliance with accepted medical standards, and practitioner/provider education. The Psychiatrist will diagnose and treat patients in the adult, child, and adolescent services, develop and foster team partnerships, and collaborate with case management and the multidisciplinary team of health care professionals.
Key Responsibilities
- • Support Psychiatric Services, Medication Evaluations, Psychiatric Evaluations, and other Assessments as indicated.
- • Supervise and champion the nursing staff
- • Develop, implement, and evaluate staff (psychiatrist, NPs, and nurses) clinical methods to ensure effective and efficient use of staff, facilities, equipment, and other resources while maintaining patient care standards; revise policies as needed.
- • Average 8 billable encounters/hours per week of 24 weekly hours. 16 hours assigned duties as Medical Director
- • Oversee Medical Department through Peer Review, P&T committee (Pharmaceutical & Therapeutics, policy and practice developments, and others aspects of Integrated care as assigned.
- • Work in collaboration with the Clinical Director, CEO, COO, and Practice Administrator to close gaps and move to improve healthcare integration and health outcomes for clients based upon primary care and behavioral health care integrated systems best practice and industry standards.
- • Review and sign treatment plans and other documents affirming medical necessity in accordance with MCO's, Commercial Insurance, DBH, and Medicaid/Medicare regulations and certification standards.
- • Exercise best practice methods in the delivery of psychiatric care and medication management.
- • Meet service and documentation standards.
Required
- • Must be Board Certified in Psychiatry with an active, unrestricted license in District of Columbia
- • Must have valid DEA license and District of Columbia Controlled Substance registration.
- • 3–5 years of experience in a supervisory or administrative role within a behavioral health setting
- • Must be on-site 3-4 days per week, including participation in mandatory department meetings and committee sessions.
- • Contractor is responsible for maintaining their own liability insurance
- • Must have an active, attested CAQH profile
Preferred
- • Program development experience is preferred
The Psychiatrist works closely with all divisions and departments to provide clinical consultation and support regarding behavioral health program strategy and development, compliance with accepted medical standards, and practitioner/provider education. The Psychiatrist will diagnose and treat patients in the adult, child, and adolescent services, develop and foster team partnerships, and collaborate with case management and the multidisciplinary team of health care professionals.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
$210-$225 - Per Hour
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
- Support Psychiatric Services, Medication Evaluations, Psychiatric Evaluations, and other Assessments as indicated.
- Supervise and champion the nursing staff
- Develop, implement, and evaluate staff (psychiatrist, NPs, and nurses) clinical methods to ensure effective and efficient use of staff, facilities, equipment, and other resources while maintaining patient care standards; revise policies as needed.
- Average 8 billable encounters/hours per week of 24 weekly hours. 16 hours assigned duties as Medical Director
- Oversee Medical Department through Peer Review, P&T committee (Pharmaceutical & Therapeutics, policy and practice developments, and others aspects of Integrated care as assigned.
- Work in collaboration with the Clinical Director, CEO, COO, and Practice Administrator to close gaps and move to improve healthcare integration and health outcomes for clients based upon primary care and behavioral health care integrated systems best practice and industry standards..
- Review and sign treatment plans and other documents affirming medical necessity in accordance with MCO's, Commercial Insurance, DBH, and Medicaid/Medicare regulations and certification standards.
- Exercise best practice methods in the delivery of psychiatric care and medication management.
- Meet service and documentation standards.
- Must be Board Certified in Psychiatry with an active, unrestricted license in District of Columbia
- Must have valid DEA license and District of Columbia Controlled Substance registration.
- 3–5 years of experience in a supervisory or administrative role within a behavioral health setting
- Program development experience is preferred
- Must be on-site 3-4 days per week, including participation in mandatory department meetings and committee sessions.
- Contractor is responsible for maintaining their own liability insurance
- Must have an active, attested CAQH profile
$210-$225 - Per Hour
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