Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist - New Inpatient Program | Flexible PT/FT Schedule | $350K | St. Augu
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Client is preparing to open a new adolescent inpatient unit in St. Augustine, Florida, and is seeking an experienced Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist to support the launch and early growth of the program.
The unit is designed as a smaller adolescent inpatient program with a gradual census ramp. The census is expected to reach approximately 8 adolescent patients by the end of the year, providing an opportunity for a psychiatrist to become involved in a new program without immediately managing a high-volume patient population.
The position can be structured as either part-time morning coverage or a full-time role, depending on candidate interest and program needs.
The Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist will provide psychiatric evaluation, treatment, medication management, and clinical leadership for adolescent inpatient patients.
This is an opportunity to play an important role in establishing and supporting a new adolescent psychiatric program while working closely with an interdisciplinary team.
Client is preparing to open a new adolescent inpatient unit in St. Augustine, Florida, and is seeking an experienced Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist to support the launch and early growth of the program.
The unit is designed as a smaller adolescent inpatient program with a gradual census ramp. The census is expected to reach approximately 8 adolescent patients by the end of the year, providing an opportunity for a psychiatrist to become involved in a new program without immediately managing a high-volume patient population.
The position can be structured as either part-time morning coverage or a full-time role, depending on candidate interest and program needs.
The Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist will provide psychiatric evaluation, treatment, medication management, and clinical leadership for adolescent inpatient patients.
This is an opportunity to play an important role in establishing and supporting a new adolescent psychiatric program while working closely with an interdisciplinary team.