Psychiatrist
WESTERN WAYNE FAMILY HEALTH CENTERS·Inkster, Michigan
WESTERN WAYNE FAMILY HEALTH CENTERS·Inkster, Michigan
The Psychiatrist provides comprehensive behavioral health care, including diagnosis, treatment, and medication management for a variety of patients. Responsibilities include conducting therapy sessions, preparing diagnostic reports, and collaborating with primary care providers in an integrated health setting.
a. Works cooperatively within own department and other areas. b. Willingly accepts additional responsibility – tries to make others job easier. c. Responds quickly to request for assistance. d. Required to work closely with patients and associates. e. Interacts with other departments on problem issues. f. Accepts feedback from patients, visitors, clinic employees, physicians and general public. 3.
Continuous
Improvement: a. Continuously looks for and suggests ways to improve. b. Effectively completes assignment to achieve the greatest benefits at acceptable cost. c. Implements improvements as appropriate. d.
Demonstrates interest in own growth and development by: i. Periodically evaluating own performance. ii. Demonstrating an awareness of personal abilities and limitations. iii. Independently seeking means to make improvements. e. Attends and participates in in-services and continuing education programs f. Attends departmental meetings. 4.
a. Keeps appropriate people informed. b. Speaks and writes clearly, concisely, and appropriately for need. c. Listens carefully. d. Communicates tactfully. e. Understands that all confidentiality and privacy considerations are respected and fostered at work and off duty. 5. Self –Management: a. Presents a positive image of Western Wayne Family Health Center at all times. b. Carries out assignments with little need for direction. c. Timeliness. d. Maintains confidentiality. e. Provides proper notification of absence and tardiness. f. Works weekends and shifts when necessary. QualificationsEDUCATION and EXPERIENCE Possession of a medical degree from an accredited school of medicine Board Eligible/Certified in a primary care specialty from an accredited school of medicine Completion of three years of successful training in a psychiatric residency-training program which yields a certificate of completion. Possession of a unrestricted license to practice medicine or osteopathic medicine in Michigan. Possession of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology “general requirements” for certification in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Must be currently holding, or eligible for, admitting privileges and member in good standing at community and/or tertiary hospitals.
Medical Dental Vision STD LTD Flexible Spending Account 403B Loan Forgiveness Lifestyle and quality of life uniqueness (M-F) 14 paid holidays Practice focuses on delivery of quality care (Federally Qualified Health Centers) CME Eligible Competitive Compensation Package
Candidates must possess a medical degree, an unrestricted Michigan license to practice medicine, and completion of a three-year psychiatric residency. Board eligibility or certification in psychiatry and neurology, specifically for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, is required.
Market context
Psychiatrist openings in Michigan typically reflect steady demand in behavioral health settings, where licensed physicians with psychiatry board eligibility or certification are needed to support patient care. These roles are competitive because employers often require a Michigan physician license, DEA registration, and quick completion of QMHP/QIDP credentials after hire. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license and credential timeline before applying.
