Psychiatrist Adults and Adolescents

Newport Healthcare•Edina, MN

10d•Onsite

About The Position

The Psychiatrist provides psychiatric care for adults and adolescents, primarily in PHP/IOP and clinic settings, with opportunities to provide services across hospital and residential programs. The role leads an interdisciplinary team in support of PrairieCare’s treatment programs and delivers high-quality care to adults with psychiatric and substance use disorders in accordance with granted Medical Staff privileges. The position includes individual and family therapy, familiarity with follow-up resources for adults, adolescents, and children to support continuity of care, and Adult & Adolescent IOP services and TMS services for adults. This is an in-person role, Monday through Friday.

Requirements

Licensed in Minnesota to practice medicine.
Successfully completed an accredited postgraduate training residency.
Board certified or board eligible in General/Adult Psychiatry.
Able to maintain required Medical Staff privileges and malpractice insurance.
Knowledge of adult, adolescent, and child psychiatric disorders and advanced principles of abnormal psychology.
Able to maintain highly confidential information.
Able to clearly summarize pertinent clinical information in written correspondence and medical records.
Proficient in Microsoft Office products, including Outlook, and able to access and use intranet sites.
Able to shift smoothly and rapidly between dissimilar tasks.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Able to respond quickly and calmly as part of a team to volatile and potentially emergency situations and make effective decisions under stress.
After training, capable of managing disruptive and explosive patients.
DEA certification required.

Responsibilities

Lead the interdisciplinary team in supporting treatment programs and a holistic approach to mental health care.
Deliver high-quality treatment to adults with psychiatric and substance use disorders, within granted Medical Staff privileges.
Provide services primarily in PHP/IOP and clinic settings, with opportunities to work across hospital and residential programs.
Stay informed about follow-up resources for adults, adolescents, and children to support continuity of care.
Conduct individual and family therapy sessions.
Provide Adult & Adolescent IOP services and TMS services for adults.