Outpatient Psychiatrist (Child or Adult)

LifeStance Health•Auburn, MA

18h

About The Position

LifeStance is hiring an outpatient psychiatrist specializing in adult or child/adolescent psychiatry. Psychiatrists focus on patient care while dedicated teams handle billing, technology, credentialing, insurance authorizations, scheduling, and payment collection. Local clinical leadership provides ongoing support and consultation, and clinicians collaborate with therapists, neuropsychologists, and psychiatric nurse practitioners. Psychiatrists can personalize their practices through in-person or hybrid work, set their scheduled hours and appointment lengths, and build caseloads aligned with their interests and expertise using the Care Matching model. The practice welcomes clinicians who integrate psychotherapy into their work. Learning opportunities include Grand Rounds, weekly clinical consultation hours, a CME stipend, training in TMS and other innovative therapies, and compensated opportunities to supervise newly graduated PMHNPs. The practice offers well-appointed offices, an EMR system with electronic prescribing, peer consultation groups, and support staff who manage essential clinical and administrative functions so psychiatrists can focus on clinical work. The role is outpatient and weekday-based. Compensation is a productivity-based model of $300,000–$373,000 per year.

Requirements

M.D. or D.O. from an accredited school of medicine.
Board Certified or Board Eligible within three years of completing residency in Adult or Child/Adolescent Psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
Valid Massachusetts medical license, or willingness to obtain one before the start date.

Nice To Haves

Interest in integrating psychotherapy into everyday practice.
Interest in supervising newly graduated PMHNPs.
Interest in training in TMS and other innovative therapies.

Responsibilities

Provide outpatient psychiatric care to adult or child/adolescent patients.
Build a caseload aligned with clinical interests and areas of expertise.
Set scheduled hours and appointment lengths.
Collaborate with therapists, neuropsychologists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, peers, and clinical leadership.
Integrate psychotherapy into clinical practice if desired.
Participate in peer consultation and ongoing learning opportunities.
Optionally supervise newly graduated PMHNPs for compensation.