Psychiatrist
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Job description
The Psychiatrist will be assigned to care for patients (hereinafter referred to as “clients”) on FTC’s 3East, which is part of FTC’s Competency Restoration Program (CRP).
The Psychiatrist will be responsible for assessment, treatment, and management of clients with serious mental illness.
The Psychiatrist will be scheduled to work approximately 40 hours per week, either five eight-hour days per week or four 10-hour days per week, between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
The Psychiatrist must be currently licensed to practice in Missouri and have current Missouri Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (BNDD) registration and current Missouri Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) registration.
The Psychiatrist will be required to attend FTC orientation and training. The contractor shall be paid at the rates quoted in the Pricing section of this RFQ for the time the Psychiatrist spends in such orientation and training. Orientation will be conducted during daytime hours, between approximately 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Before the Psychiatrist will be allowed to start work at FTC, the contractor will be required to provide the following information about the Psychiatrist to FTC. At their sole discretion, FTC may reject a Psychiatrist based on any of this information and/or the contractor’s failure to provide it.
Job Responsibilities
Before the Psychiatrist will be allowed to start work at FTC, the contractor will be required to provide the following information about the Psychiatrist to FTC. At their sole discretion, FTC may reject a Psychiatrist based on any of this information and/or the contractor’s failure to provide it.
Qualifications
Working Hours
Skills
Before the Psychiatrist will be allowed to start work at FTC, the contractor will be required to provide the following information about the Psychiatrist to FTC. At their sole discretion, FTC may reject a Psychiatrist based on any of this information and/or the contractor’s failure to provide it.