Effectively provides psychiatric services, which reflect, approved clinical standards of the SalusCare in the assessment and treatment of adults and children. This includes:
assessment of the individual’s mental health status,
diagnostic impressions supported by the presenting symptoms,
clinical summary and treatment recommendations;
clinical interpretation of assessment information and treatment recommendations supported by assessment information.
Independently obtains health histories and performs physical assessments on a selected patient population at the discretion of the Senior Psychiatrist and/or Medical Director.
Maintains appropriate protocols; participates in regular supervision with protocol physician(s). Notifies attending or on-call physician, as appropriate, for abnormal, unusual or unexpected events/problems requiring direct physician consultation. Treatment recommendations and referrals for care are made as appropriate.
May perform Psychiatric Evaluation, on eligible outpatient patients, including diagnostic formulation and formulation of treatment plan and initializing pharmacotherapy, as appropriate. Will complete psychiatric follow-up on patients on Baker Act/petitions but not initial evaluation that must be completed by the psychiatrist.
Consistently meets department productivity expectations which includes billing 70% of worked time.
Consistently displays cultural competence and sensitivity in patient care delivery. Ensures services provided incorporate patient-specific cultural values, reflected in assessments, treatment planning and direct patient care.
Maintains compliance with all mandatory training and minimal hours of in-service training required by SalusCare and licensing agencies. Enhances professional growth and development through participation in educational programs, current literature, in-service meetings and workshops.
Enhances internal communication and networking throughout SalusCare. Communicates and interacts effectively with other staff within the company.
Facilitates and promotes a team which reflects the vision and mission of the company. Interacts with co-workers and patients in a professional and ethical manner.
Demonstrates flexibility and willingness to work with a varied patient population.
Requires either a Master’s degree in Nursing with Two (2) years’ experience as a Psychiatric ARNP OR a Master’s degree in Psychiatric & Mental Health Nurse Practitioner-or similar. Must possess a clear/active FL licensed as an ARNP. ANCC or ARNP certificate in Psychiatry/Mental Health Specialty required. DEA certification within 3 months of start date