Seven Counties Services·Shelbyville, Kentucky
Provides psychiatric clinical services to adults, including evaluation, follow-up, medication, and crisis intervention. Oversees the quality of psychiatric care and collaborates with mental health staff and community practitioners.
Provides psychiatric clinical services to adults, including evaluation, follow-up, medication, emergency/crisis intervention, telephone consultation, etc.
Provides clinical consultation and collaboration with SCS mental health, CD, and/or DD staff.
Oversees the quality of psychiatric care administered to adults through direct observation of clinicians, case review, interdepartmental communication, consultation with health care professionals outside the organization, etc.
Attends and participates in staff meetings and provides input regarding resource management, staffing, current and proposed policy and procedure.
Provides consultation services for families, network agencies, and community practitioners.
Assists Vice President of Medical Services in developing system-wide policies and procedures.
Develops and implements clinical programs and policies to improve the facility’s quality of services.
Facilitates efforts to obtain and maintain Joint Commission accreditation by ensuring accurate documentation is recorded and maintained.
Provides staff training on relevant medical topics.
Education
M. D. or D. O., including completion of internship and psychiatric residency.
Special training in adult psychiatry.
Kentucky medical license.
Eligible to be board certified in adult psychiatry.
Federal narcotics license.
Experience
Six months in structured experiential learning (e.g., practicum or learning lab) in the field of psychiatry.
Excellent interpersonal and written and oral communication skills.
Knowledge of available community services and programs.
Physical demands/Requirements
Position has no unusual physical demands.
May involve occasional exposure to threat of bodily harm from clients or their families.
May require performing tasks on an unplanned or occasional basis that involve exposure to blood, body fluids, or tissue.
Requires incumbent to provide 24-hour call as scheduled.
Time Type: Part time
Candidates must have an M.D. or D.O. with completion of internship and psychiatric residency, along with a Kentucky medical license. Six months of structured experiential learning in psychiatry is required, along with excellent communication skills.
Market context
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