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Psychiatry - Child/Adolescent Physician. Job in Zanesville Gr8Jobs

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What they do

A General Pediatrician diagnoses and treats illness and injuries in infants, children and young adults. Provides regular health exams, tracks children's' growth and development and gives vaccinations. Works from a private practice or within a hospital or larger healthcare facility.

$190,944 / year median in Ohio

+5% projected growth

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Job Description

Location:
Zanesville, OH Zanesville, Ohio offers a welcoming Midwestern community with a rich cultural heritage, including its famous Y-Bridge and thriving arts scene. Nestled along the Muskingum River, the city provides an affordable cost of living and easy access to both Columbus and the scenic beauty of southeastern Ohio.
Facility:
This healthcare system is a well-established regional medical center serving the southeastern Ohio community. The facility features a 10-bed psychiatric department with strong support for providers, offering a collaborative environment focused on delivering high-quality behavioral health services to patients of all ages.
Opportunity:
Physician - Psychiatry -
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Job Details:
Provide inpatient psychiatric services on an acute psychiatric unit with 6-10 patient encounters per shift Evaluate and manage a wide range of psychiatric conditions including anxiety disorders, affective disorders, ADD/ADHD, personality disorders, and psychotic disorders Experience with eating disorders and developmental disorders preferred Manage involuntary commitments in accordance with state regulations Utilize seclusion therapy and restraint application as clinically appropriate Provide pharmacotherapy as a primary treatment technique Must hold an active Ohio medical license or IMLC to be considered Board certification required at the certified level BLS and PALS certifications required Credentialing timeframe approximately 15-30 days Nearest airport is CMH (Columbus) Locum Tenens engagement with an ASAP start date on an ongoing basis
Compensation:
Competitive hourly rates with weekly pay and malpractice included.