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JCCA
Supervising Psychiatrist - PT
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What they do
A Psychiatrist diagnoses and treats patients dealing with mental illness. Assesses and treats the mental and physical aspects of psychological problems. Trained and licensed as a physician, and writes prescriptions for patients. Works in clinical settings including hospitals, private practice offices and community health programs.
$222,171 / year median in New York
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Company Overview JCCA is a dedicated non-profit organization committed to serving children and families through comprehensive, multicultural programs. Since 1822, we have provided vital mental health services, residential care, education, and support to diverse communities across multiple locations, reaching over 16,000 individuals annually. Our mission is to empower young people and their families to lead safe, healthy, and independent lives. Overview We are seeking a dynamic Supervising Psychiatrist to lead our clinical team in delivering exceptional psychiatric care. This role involves overseeing psychiatric services for children and adolescents with diverse needs, including developmental disabilities, trauma-related conditions such as PTSD, and behavioral health challenges. The Supervising Psychiatrist will ensure the delivery of evidence-based practices, maintain compliance with health regulations, and foster a collaborative environment that promotes patient-centered care. The Supervising Psychiatrist may work part-time -30 hours per week (hybrid) Summary of Responsibilities Provide psychiatric evaluations, diagnosis, medication management, and treatment planning for children and adolescents. Lead, mentor, and consult with multidisciplinary teams, including psychiatric providers, therapists, nurses, and case planners. Guide complex clinical cases and support crisis intervention and behavioral stabilization. Champion trauma-informed, evidence-based psychiatric care across programs. Ensure compliance with OMH, OCFS, Managed Care, and agency standards while driving quality improvement and clinical excellence. Partner with agency leadership to strengthen services and improve outcomes for children and families. Participate in the agency's rotating on-call schedule, providing after-hours psychiatric consultation and clinical support as needed.