Psychiatric PA Flint, MIEast-Central Michigan Äî Behavioral Health Urgent CareSalary: $113,000 Äì$151,000 + $5,000 Bonus Position Details Full-time, permanent position Äî nights Schedule: Training in daytime hours during current operational hours (Monday ÄìFriday 8:00a Äì10:30p; weekends 10:00a Äì6:30p) Äî transitioning to three 12-hour night shifts as practice moves to 24/7 model; full-time employees compensated for 40 hours per week regardless of shift duration Setting: Behavioral Health Urgent Care Äî inpatient and outpatient psychiatric services 3 years of PA experience and 3 years of behavioral health experience Äî preferred Practice OverviewSeeking a dedicated Psychiatric PA to join a dynamic Behavioral Health Urgent Care team making a meaningful difference in the Flint community: Perform evaluations, diagnoses, ongoing assessments, and treatment of individuals with severe and persistent mental illness, serious emotional disturbance, and/or developmental disabilities Identify client needs, develop treatment plans and referrals, and provide medication management and psycho-educational support Collaborate with existing medical staff and program leadership under the direction of the Chief Medical Officer Crisis intervention experience valued Join an energetic, caring clinical team in a supportive and innovative environment Transitioning to 24/7 operational model Compensation & Benefits Salary range: $113,000 Äì$151,000 annually $5,000 bonus Medical, vision, and dental benefits at no premium for staff and dependents Annually loaded HSA up to $2,500 5% retirement match 19 days of PTO per year plus paid holidays Required Qualifications Physician Assistant Äî Master's degree from an accredited PA program Äî required Active Michigan PA license Äî required Michigan Controlled Substance License Äî required Current MCCPA certification Äî required 3 years of experience as a Certified PA Äî preferred 3 years of clinical experience with individuals with severe and persistent mental illness and/or developmental disabilities including assessment, medication management, and crisis intervention Äî preferred Experience working in collaboration with a psychiatrist Äî preferred About the Community Äì Flint, Michigan Historic city of approximately 95,000 in east-central Michigan Äî undergoing a meaningful civic and economic renaissance Strong community identity and resilience Äî rich automotive and labor heritage Home to the University of Michigan ÄìFlint and Kettering University Äî dynamic academic presence Affordable cost of living with diverse neighborhoods throughout Genesee County Abundant outdoor recreation including Flint River trails, parks, and nearby lakes Easy access to Lansing, Detroit, and the greater Michigan metro corridor Bishop International Airport offering convenient regional connections
