Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Access Healthcare Associates•Sacramento, CA

7d•$140,000 - $200,000

About The Position

Access Healthcare Associates, part of Brigade Health, is seeking a dedicated and compassionate Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner to provide geriatric behavioral healthcare in patients’ homes and senior living communities. The role combines independent clinical practice with team-based collaboration and emphasizes relationship-based, resident-centered care for older adults. The organization partners with more than 380 assisted living, independent living, memory care, and skilled nursing communities nationwide. The PMHNP will provide comprehensive psychiatric care, including assessment and treatment of mood and anxiety disorders, dementia-related behavioral symptoms, and other psychiatric conditions. The position supports continuity and coordination with primary care and other supportive specialties. Providers receive structured onboarding, operational and clinical support, and assistance from a dedicated medical assistant and medical scribe. Compensation includes a guaranteed base salary plus productivity. The posting gives a total annual compensation range of $150,000–$200,000+, based on experience, caseload, and availability, and separately lists a posted-region pay range of $140,000–$200,000. The role is described as full-time in the benefits section.

Requirements

Active, unencumbered PMHNP license in the state where the provider will practice.
Strong clinical judgment and communication skills.
Comfort working independently with remote support.
A compassionate, patient-centered approach and respect for seniors and their families.

Nice To Haves

Experience in geriatric psychiatry, long-term care, or mobile healthcare.

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive psychiatric evaluations for geriatric patients in home and facility-based settings.
Diagnose and manage mood disorders, anxiety disorders, dementia-related behavioral symptoms, and other psychiatric conditions.
Prescribe and manage psychotropic medications, taking comorbidities and geriatric physiology into consideration.
Provide crisis intervention, behavioral guidance, and family education when clinically indicated.
Collaborate with primary care providers, therapists, and facility care teams to coordinate whole-person care.
Build trusted relationships with patients, caregivers, families, and community partners.
Maintain consistent, accurate clinical documentation and follow-through.