CONFIDENTIAL OPPORTUNITY PSYCHIATRIST MD/DO
Adult Outpatient Psychiatry New York and/or New Jersey
Part-Time or Full-Time $200 $300 per Hour Minimum 20 Hours per Week
Immediate Opening Potential Future Partnership
The Opportunity
An expanding, physician-led outpatient behavioral health practice is seeking a Psychiatrist to provide comprehensive adult psychiatric care in New York and/or New Jersey.
This opportunity combines flexible scheduling, clinical autonomy, and established administrative support. Physicians may begin with a minimum commitment of 20 clinical hours per week or pursue a larger schedule based on availability, patient demand, and mutual agreement.
The position focuses on psychiatric evaluations, individualized treatment planning, psychopharmacology, and longitudinal medication management. Physicians with an interest in treatment-resistant depression and interventional psychiatry may also have opportunities to expand their clinical scope.
Practice Environment
The practice provides psychiatric evaluations, medication management, psychotherapy, telepsychiatry, and interventional treatment, including Spravato /esketamine services.
Physicians work within a collaborative behavioral health environment supported by infrastructure for scheduling, billing, credentialing, patient coordination, and clinical technology. This is a clinical psychiatrist opportunity; formal Medical Director responsibilities are not part of the position.
Schedule and Location
Part-time or full-time opportunities.
Minimum commitment of 20 clinical hours per week .
Additional hours, including schedules exceeding 40 hours weekly, may be available based on physician preference, patient demand, and mutual agreement.
Practice opportunities in New York and/or New Jersey , depending on licensure and operational needs.
Specific onsite and telepsychiatry arrangements will be discussed during the interview process.
No routine mandatory call is currently anticipated; final expectations will be confirmed.
Immediate start preferred, subject to credentialing and onboarding.
Clinical Responsibilities
Conduct comprehensive initial psychiatric evaluations and diagnostic assessments.
Diagnose and treat adult psychiatric conditions, including depression, anxiety disorders, mood disorders, ADHD, trauma-related conditions, and other outpatient presentations.
Develop individualized, evidence-based treatment plans that reflect each patient s history, clinical needs, and goals.
Initiate, adjust, monitor, and discontinue psychiatric medications when clinically appropriate.
Evaluate medication effectiveness, tolerability, adverse effects, adherence, and ongoing clinical response.
Provide longitudinal psychiatric follow-up and modify treatment plans as patient needs evolve.
Assess complex presentations and determine appropriate referrals, treatment escalation, or higher levels of care.
Coordinate care with psychiatric advanced practice providers, therapists, primary care physicians, specialists, and other treating professionals when appropriate.
Educate patients about diagnoses, medications, risks, benefits, alternatives, and expected outcomes.
Maintain timely, accurate, and clinically appropriate electronic documentation.
Follow applicable state requirements, prescribing standards, and professional guidelines.
Participate in clinical quality initiatives and collaborative treatment planning.
Interventional Psychiatry Opportunities
Depending on experience, interest, location, and practice needs, physicians may participate in:
Treatment-resistant depression care.
Spravato /esketamine patient evaluation and treatment.
Advanced psychopharmacology.
Collaborative management of complex psychiatric conditions.
Development of additional behavioral health programs.
Previous interventional psychiatry experience is preferred but is not required for an otherwise qualified psychiatrist with a strong interest in developing these skills. Participation is subject to appropriate training, credentials, and program requirements.
Qualifications
MD or DO from an accredited medical school.
Completion of an accredited Psychiatry residency.
Board certification or board eligibility in Psychiatry.
Active, unrestricted physician license in New York or New Jersey.
Appropriate DEA registration and prescribing credentials for the assigned clinical duties.
Strong knowledge of psychiatric diagnosis and psychopharmacology.
Sound clinical judgment and a commitment to safe, ethical, evidence-based care.
Excellent communication, interpersonal, and documentation skills.
Comfort using electronic health records and telepsychiatry technology.
Availability for at least 20 clinical hours weekly.
Preferred Experience
Adult outpatient psychiatry.
Management of mood and anxiety disorders.
Complex medication management.
Treatment-resistant depression.
Telepsychiatry and collaborative behavioral health care.
Spravato /esketamine or other interventional psychiatry services.
Compensation and Practice Support
Compensation ranges from $200 $300 per hour , depending on experience, qualifications, clinical responsibilities, schedule commitment, productivity, specialized expertise, and the agreed arrangement.
Depending on the physician s arrangement and location, practice support may include:
Patient referral and acquisition infrastructure.
Insurance credentialing assistance.
Billing, scheduling, and administrative coordination.
Electronic health record systems.
Clinical and operational support.
Collaboration with behavioral health providers.
Malpractice/professional liability coverage.
Employment or contracting classification, paid activities, coverage details, and any additional benefits will be confirmed before acceptance.
Long-Term Growth
Physicians who demonstrate strong clinical performance, professionalism, leadership, and sustained commitment may be considered for a future partnership track.
Partnership is not guaranteed and would depend on mutually agreed terms, performance, organizational needs, and long-term alignment.
Confidential Inquiries
For additional information or to discuss your interest, contact:
Nick Cordones
Cell:
The practice s identity will be shared during a confidential discussion.
