$160K–$180K | Part-Time Adult Outpatient Psychiatrist | Tinton Falls, NJ | Hybrid
Job at a glance
Job description
A growing outpatient psychiatric and wellness practice in Tinton Falls, New Jersey, is seeking an Adult Psychiatrist for a permanent, part-time opportunity.
This role offers a 24-hour workweek, flexible hybrid scheduling, longer appointment times, protected administrative time, and a maximum of 13 patients per day. The practice prioritizes meaningful patient relationships, clinical autonomy, and sustainable workloads rather than high-volume medication management.
The psychiatrist will provide evaluations, medication management, and individualized treatment planning for an established adult outpatient population.
Job Responsibilities
Diagnose and treat a wide range of psychiatric conditions
Provide ongoing medication management
Develop individualized, evidence-based treatment plans
Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment as appropriate
Collaborate with therapists, physicians, and clinical team members
Maintain timely and accurate documentation
Participate in case reviews and collaborative treatment planning
Mentor early-career clinicians, if desired
Qualifications
Completion of an accredited psychiatry residency
ABPN Board Certified or Board Eligible in Psychiatry
Active New Jersey medical license or ability to obtain one before starting
Active DEA registration or eligibility to obtain
New Jersey CDS registration or eligibility to obtain
Strong outpatient evaluation and medication-management skills
Commitment to compassionate, evidence-based psychiatric care
Working Hours
24 hours per week
Flexible scheduling
Hybrid or fully office-based options
Maximum of 13 patients per day
90-minute new-patient evaluations
30-minute follow-up appointments
1.5 hours of protected administrative time daily
No weekends
No overnight call
No inpatient coverage
Potential opportunity to transition into a full-time role
Skills
Psychiatric evaluations
Medication management
Treatment planning
Patient-centered care
Clinical documentation
Interdisciplinary collaboration
Diagnostic decision-making
Patient engagement
Evidence-based psychiatry