Description

Psychiatrist – Outpatient Behavioral Health
VNA Health Care is seeking an outpatient Psychiatrist to provide comprehensive behavioral health care to patients of all ages.

Position Highlights:

Four-day work week
No call
Outpatient practice
Combination of onsite and telemedicine visits
Care for patients of all ages
Loan repayment-eligible opportunity
Guaranteed salary plus incentive opportunity
Occurrence-based malpractice insurance with built-in tail coverage
Comprehensive benefits package
Evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, medication management, and ongoing psychiatric care
Collaborative behavioral health team environment
About VNA Health Care
VNA Health Care is a community health organization dedicated to providing accessible, high-quality healthcare to individuals and families throughout the communities we serve. Our multidisciplinary team provides comprehensive care with a focus on improving the health and well-being of our patients.

This is an opportunity to join a mission-driven organization and provide compassionate behavioral health services in an outpatient setting while enjoying a predictable four-day work week, no call, and a competitive compensation and benefits package.

Requirements

Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathic Medicine degree with a valid license to practice psychiatry in the State of Illinois. 
Board certification or board eligibility in the field of psychiatry.
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship
Maintains CPR certification.
Five years of experience practicing medicine preferred. 
Possess a general knowledge and understanding of healthcare clinic setting. 
Possess specific knowledge of behavioral medicine healthcare. 
High level of analytical skill and creative ability. 
Ability to (and support/enhance) work in a team-oriented environment. 
Ability to work with minimal supervision and make frequent independent judgments. 
Perform duties on a continual basis with close attention to detail, including the ability to prioritize tasks, and exhibit flexibility with needs and the performance of duties. 
Must possess excellent interpersonal skills to receive and convene with patients, families, staff and other physicians possessing or describing a variety of concerns. 
Other mental processes required to perform essential duties and responsibilities include observing, analyzing, differentiating, problem solving, identifying, reasoning, interpreting, remembering, knowing, and understanding, among others.