Job Description
Primary Department Served: Medical ProvidersReports to: Chief Medical OfficerClassification Level:Hourly/Part-TimeNote: No on-call, nights, or weekend requirements.Compensation$52.88 - $55.28 per hour About Colorado Psychiatry SolutionsColorado Psychiatry Solutions is the areas premier outpatient mental health practice based in Colorado Springs. We specialize in providing evidence-based, personalized care for individuals facing complex and treatment-resistant psychiatric conditions. Our mission is simple but powerful: to provide hope and healing for treatment-resistant mental health conditions.Were a young and dynamic company with a strong foundation and exciting opportunities for growth and cross-training. Whether youre early in your career or looking to expand your skills, we offer a collaborative environment where initiative is valued, ideas are welcomed, and professional development is encouraged.Our multidisciplinary team includes:A Board-Certified Psychiatrist and veteran with specialized expertise in neuropsychiatric interventionsA Chief Medical Officer who is dual board-certified in Family Medicine and Addiction MedicineA Director of Clinical Services focused on quality patient care and operational excellenceExperienced Registered Nurses, TMS Technicians, and Care Coordinators working side-by-side to support every step of the patient journeyWe value compassion, communication, and teamworkand were looking for someone who shares those values to join us in transforming psychiatric care in our community.Job SummaryThe Mental Health Provider (PA-C or PMHNP) functions as a highly valued member of the Colorado Psychiatry Solutions medical team. This provider will perform psychiatric evaluations, prescribe and manage medications, and contribute to the implementation of integrated treatment plans for patients with complex psychiatric conditions. Care will be provided with an emphasis on harm reduction and evidence-based interventions.This role is a good fit for professionals who are highly motivated, compassionate, and committed to improving outcomes for patients with treatment-resistant mental health challenges.Scope of Duties: Essential FunctionsPatient CareProvide outpatient and/or telehealth psychiatric careConduct psychiatric evaluations, including interviews with patients and family as neededDiagnose mental health conditions and formulate differential diagnosesDevelop and implement individualized treatment plansPrescribe and manage psychotropic medications, including ketamine and TMS as appropriateMonitor treatment outcomes and make adjustments as neededOrder and interpret relevant labs and diagnostic testsPrioritize harm reduction and limit controlled substance prescribing, including stimulants and benzodiazepinesCollaboration & SupervisionCollaborate closely with CPS psychiatrists and medical directorsWork in partnership with therapists, care coordinators, and external providersSupervise and guide medical support staff (nurses, medical assistants, technicians)Documentation & ComplianceMaintain timely and accurate documentation in the EHR within 48 business hoursEnsure compliance with all legal, ethical, and clinical standardsMaintain an active, unrestricted license in Colorado as a PA-C or PMHNPHolistic & Integrative CareIncorporate lifestyle, nutrition, trauma history, and psychosocial factors into treatment planningApply integrative psychiatric practices as appropriateProfessional DevelopmentStay current with advancements in psychiatry and behavioral healthParticipate in team training and continuous improvement activitiesSkill RequirementsExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsSound clinical judgment and critical thinkingCompassionate, ethical patient interactionsHigh level of organization and professionalismAdaptability and commitment to learningStrong boundaries and ability to maintain confidentialityQualificationsRequiredPA-C Applicants:Graduation from an accredited Physician Assistant programActive and unrestricted Colorado PA licenseNational Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA) certificationCurrent CPR certificationPMHNP Applicants:Masters or Doctoral degree in Nursing from an accredited PMHNP programActive, unrestricted Colorado Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) license with Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) certificationPrescriptive authority in Colorado, including a DEA license with Schedule II-V privilegesCurrent Colorado RXN-NP (Prescriptive Authority) and DORA registrationCurrent CPR certificationPreferredAt least 1 year of clinical experience in psychiatry or behavioral healthExperience with treatment-resistant mental health conditionsCertificate of Added Qualifications in Psychiatry (PA-C) or post-masters PMHNP certificationTraining in integrative psychiatry, psychedelic medicine, or addictionMilitary Veteran status or experience working with military/underserved populationsPhysical RequirementsFull range of motion including manual dexterity and hand-eye coordinationOccasional sitting, standing, walking, bending, and stretchingAbility to lift up to 20 pounds occasionallyAdequate hearing and speaking to communicate effectively in person and remotelyColorado Psychiatry Solutions is an Equal Opportunity EmployerWe do not discriminate based on race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability, national origin, veteran status, or any protected status. Applicants may redact age-related information from resumes or application documents in accordance with Colorado POST Rules (7 CCR 1103-18).
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Colorado Psychiatry Solutions
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Hourly pay, Night shift, Weekend work,