Psych Medical Director

Porch Light Health•Denver, CO

3d•$135,000 - $180,000•Remote

About The Position

Porch Light Health provides comprehensive care and support for individuals affected by substance use disorders. Our Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) clinics combine evidence-based practices with a compassionate, patient-centered approach. We are committed to fostering an inclusive, supportive, and collaborative environment for both patients and team members. We are seeking a Psychiatric Medical Director to provide clinical leadership and oversight for psychiatric services. This role delivers direct patient care, mentors providers, ensures clinical excellence, and supports a multidisciplinary care team. The position is central to improving patient outcomes, maintaining regulatory compliance, and advancing organizational growth.

Requirements

MD or DO with active, unrestricted license in Colorado/NM or advanced practice degree (APRN, PA, or equivalent) with active, unrestricted license
DEA registration required
7+ years of clinical experience in psychiatry or addiction medicine
Strong clinical judgment, communication, mentorship, and organizational skills

Nice To Haves

Board certification in Addiction Medicine, Psychiatry, Family Medicine, or Internal Medicine preferred
Leadership or supervisory experience in healthcare preferred
Experience in in-person and virtual care; interventional psychiatry preferred

Responsibilities

Lead psychiatric services across all clinics, serving as a clinical resource and mentor.
Develop, implement, and maintain psychiatric policies, protocols, and best practices.
Conduct performance evaluations, provide constructive feedback, and support professional growth.
Participate in leadership meetings and strategic projects to align psychiatric care with organizational goals.
Promote team morale, accountability, and a culture of inclusion and collaboration.
Provide psychiatric assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for patients receiving care.
Prescribe and monitor MAT medications in compliance with regulations.
Collaborate with medical, behavioral health, and peer support teams to ensure integrated, patient-centered care.
Evaluate treatment outcomes and adjust care plans as needed.
Monitor provider performance and patient outcomes, leading quality improvement initiatives.
Ensure adherence to federal and state regulations, documentation standards, and ethical guidelines.
Contribute to the development of efficient, patient-centered clinical workflows.
Stay current with clinical research, treatment guidelines, and best practices.
Provide ongoing training, mentorship, and development opportunities for providers.