Psychiatry Faculty Physician, 0.75 FTE

Concord Hospital•Concord, NH

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The NHDFMR is seeking a board-certified or board-eligible Psychiatrist to join their faculty team. This unique position offers the opportunity to shape the next generation of family physicians while providing integrated psychiatric consultation within a nationally respected community-based family medicine residency program. The ideal candidate is passionate about medical education, collaborative care, and improving access to behavioral health services for underserved populations. NHDFMR has been training clinically excellent physicians for over 30 years, emphasizing a team-based approach to patient care. Their mission is to educate family medicine residents while caring for all patients, including vulnerable and underserved populations throughout their region. Concord Hospital is a three-hospital, not-for-profit health system serving central New Hampshire, with Concord Hospital Medical Group (CHMG) comprising over 600 employed providers across more than 50 locations and 40 specialties.

Requirements

Board Certified/Board Eligible Psychiatrist
New Hampshire medical license (or eligibility)
DEA certification (or eligibility)

Nice To Haves

Interest and experience in medical education strongly preferred
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry dual training or experience preferred

Responsibilities

Provide approximately 6-8 patient contact hours per week through consultative psychiatric services within the Family Health Center.
Collaborate with family medicine residents, faculty, behavioral health clinicians, and interdisciplinary care teams.
Provide both direct and indirect patient care, including psychiatric consultations, clinical guidance, and chart review support.
Participate in collaborative care activities serving patients with complex medical, psychiatric, and social needs.
Develop and maintain an established connection with the inpatient psychiatric unit at Concord Hospital.
Teach and precept family medicine residents and medical students in the assessment and treatment of behavioral health conditions.
Deliver lectures, case discussions, and educational experiences as part of the residency curriculum.
Participate in direct observation, supervision, and evaluation of residents.
Serve as a resident advisor and mentor.
Contribute to curriculum development, quality improvement initiatives, and scholarly activities.
Attend faculty meetings, workshops, and residency educational conferences.
Participate in residency recruitment, including application review, interviewing, and candidate ranking.
Serve on residency, Family Health Center, and hospital committees.
Assist with supervision and education of behavioral health interns.
Collaborate with faculty and leadership to support program growth and innovation.