Telehealth Adult Outpatient Psychiatry | New York and/or New Jersey | Minimum 20 Hours per Week

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: [Register to View]

The practice’s identity will be shared during a confidential discussion.