Job-8951 Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner / PMHNP Onsite 1 hour south of Eugene Bring your passion for behavioral health to my client's established rural health clinic in southern, Oregon. You'll have a manageable patient volume, dedicated clinical support, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while enjoying a flexible four- or five-day workweek. Why You Should Apply Flexible full-time schedule: four 10-hour or five 8-hour shifts Onsite Competitive salary based on experience $20,000 sign-on bonus, forgivable over three years Up to $15,000 relocation assistance Medical, dental, vision, life insurance, PTO, and 401(k) with 6% match Dedicated CME/licensure dollars and time plus malpractice coverage Interview/site-visit travel and lodging provided What You'll Be Doing Provide psychiatric evaluations and ongoing behavioral healthcare Diagnose and manage mental health conditions Develop individualized treatment and medication management plans See approximately patients per shift Collaborate with dedicated MAs, LPNs, and scheduling support Document care using eClinicalWorks (eCW) About You Be able to do the job as described. Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) Oregon licensure required; my client will wait for licensure DEA registration required New graduates are encouraged to apply eClinicalWorks experience is a plus Area Info: Friendly, close-knit county seat of Douglas County, tucked into the scenic Umpqua Valley in Southern Oregon under three hours south of Portland and about 70 miles north of Medford. Known as the Timber Capital of the World, the city has grown into a hub for outdoor recreation and agritourism, with more than 30 nearby wineries, the North Umpqua River, and the Umpqua National Forest offering hiking, fishing, and waterfalls like Watson and Toketee Falls. Public Schools serves the community across 13 schools, and Umpqua Community College, set on 100 acres along the North Umpqua River, provides local higher-education and workforce training options. Cost of living runs about 10% below the national average, with housing notably more affordable than western Oregon's larger metros, making Roseburg an accessible place to settle down. With its small-town warmth, natural beauty, and easy reach of Oregon's outdoor recreation, Roseburg is a genuinely nice place to live and work.
