What are the responsibilities and job description for the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner position at Synaptic Health Psychiatry?
Synaptic Health Psychiatry is growing and we’re looking for Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners to grow with us!
We just signed the lease on our new Overland Park office beginning January 1, 2027. As we expand our space, we’re expanding our team with thoughtful, motivated PMHNPs who want a voice in the practice they help build.
Our approach? We are by provider, for provider. Our pillars are patient outcomes and provider compensation. We believe in taking the mundane from a healthcare provider’s plate so they can focus on patient care. Our clinical philosophy is whole-person, physiology-focused psychiatry that connects the brain, body, and everyday life. We combine medication management and psychotherapy with curiosity, compassion, and attention to the person in front of us.
Here’s what joining Synaptic Health can look like:
✅ Flexible scheduling, with in-person and hybrid telehealth opportunities
✅ Aggressive 1099 compensation: 70/30 split of collections!
✅ Billing, credentialing, and scheduling support
✅ A collaborative, provider-led team that values clinical autonomy and shared learning
✅ Opportunities to work with children, adolescents, adults and families.
Whether you’re an experienced PMHNP ready for a new chapter, a new or expected graduate eager to grow, or looking to build a part-time practice alongside your current role, let’s connect.
We take the work seriously and believe there’s room to enjoy the people you do it with.
Company Description:
Synaptic Health Psychiatry is a multidisciplinary mental health clinic focused on treating the whole person, not just symptoms. The team uses a physiological, evidence-based approach that integrates psychiatry and psychotherapy to support individuals, families, and professionals. By combining medication management and therapeutic services under one roof, the clinic offers coordinated care tailored to each patient’s unique needs. The care philosophy recognizes that mental wellness is closely connected to physiology, environment, and lived experience, guiding personalized treatment plans for diverse populations.