Responsibilities

• Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Skills

  • Competency: Proficient in assessing and diagnosing a wide range of mental health disorders in children, teens, and young adults.

  • Responsibilities: Conduct comprehensive psychiatric evaluations, formulate accurate diagnoses, and create individualized treatment plans tailored to each developmental stage.

  • Evidence-Based Treatment

    • Competency: Applies evidence-based practices, maintaining familiarity with current psychiatric guidelines and research for effective pediatric mental health interventions.

    • Responsibilities: Utilize proven therapeutic techniques and medication management strategies to address conditions such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, and mood disorders, ensuring safe and appropriate interventions.

    • Family-Centered Approach

      • Competency: Skilled in engaging families as active participants in the treatment process, addressing family dynamics, and enhancing support structures.

      • Responsibilities: Foster a collaborative treatment environment, educating families on mental health issues, involving them in care planning, and providing guidance on supportive measures at home.

      • Virtual Care Delivery

        • Competency: Demonstrates expertise in providing telepsychiatry services, including synchronous and asynchronous sessions, adapting care delivery to a remote, accessible model.

        • Responsibilities: Conduct virtual psychiatric sessions, ensuring a high-quality and supportive experience, and leverage technology to maintain regular communication with members and families.

        • Collaborative Teamwork

          • Competency: Works effectively within an interdisciplinary team, communicating openly with care managers, nurses, wellness coaches, and other providers to ensure integrated care.

          • Responsibilities: Actively participate in team meetings, contribute to collaborative care planning, and provide consultative support to other team members for comprehensive member care.

          • Data-Driven Practice and Documentation

            • Competency: Utilizes data to inform treatment decisions and document thoroughly to meet regulatory and quality standards.

            • Responsibilities: Maintain accurate, timely documentation of assessments, care plans, and progress notes. Use data analytics to assess outcomes and continuously improve care quality.

            • Ethics and Compliance

              • Competency: Adheres to ethical standards, maintaining confidentiality, practicing within legal and professional guidelines, and upholding the integrity of the profession.

              • Responsibilities: Ensure compliance with all regulatory and quality standards, engage in ongoing professional development, and commit to ethical, patient-centered care practices.

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree

• ABPN Board Certification in Child Psychiatry

• Current unrestricted license to practice medicine within the United States (priority given for IMLC licensure, IMLC issuing states, and states prioritized based on operational needs)

• Experience with Virtual Care and telepsychiatry platforms, demonstrating comfort and proficiency in remote care settings

• Ability to thrive in a dynamic, fast-paced environment

• Grounded in cultural humility with a deep commitment to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) and culturally responsive care

• Demonstrated Family Engagement skills and experience working with children, adolescents, and young adults.

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