Stella Mental Health·Brookline, Massachusetts
Manage a patient panel for psychopharmacology and administer interventional treatments including ketamine, Spravato, and TMS. Collaborate with the clinical team to design care plans, maintain documentation, and ensure adherence to clinical protocols.
We are looking for a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner to join our clinics in Boston.
In this role, you will be supervised by Stella’s Chief Psychiatric Officer and Founder of the Boston site, Dr.
Brian Boyle.
Specific responsibilities will include: Build and manage a panel of patients for psychopharmacology, as well as administer interventional treatment services, Perform comprehensive consultations to assess prospective patients’ candidacy for ketamine, Spravato, TMS, and SGB In person, at our Brookline clinic: Perform comprehensive interval assessments of patients presenting for intravenous ketamine, Spravato, and TMS treatments, to determine treatment plan Administer and monitor intravenous ketamine and Spravato treatments, including taking vital signs and supporting patients through their experiences Perform initial TMS mapping and administer subsequent TMS treatments Across all activities: Work closely with other Stella clinicians to shape best practices Ensure clinical protocols are being followed Provide a seamless and supportive experience to our patients and their loved ones Contribute to our continuous improvement and growth of the Boston location Consult regularly with the Chief Psychiatric Officer, VP of Clinical Services, and broader Patient Care Team to design appropriate care plans Maintain patient confidentiality and accurate documentation of patient consultations and treatments Assist in the refinement of our care delivery model in partnership with our medical board and operations team Respond to patient escalations and execute our crisis protocols as needed Remain accountable to specific daily, weekly, and monthly KPIs related to patient satisfaction and clinical outcomes, while meeting patient demand Maintain an unwavering dedication to the Stella mission, brand, and messaging across all touchpoints with patients To be successful in this role, you will need: Be an active Nurse Practitioner with a license in good standing in the state of Massachusetts (additional licensure is a plus) Beyond 2-year supervisory period (able to prescribe independently) At least 2 years of clinical psychiatry experience Electronic Medical Record (EMR) experience Ability to maintain patient confidentiality and process information in a confidential manner Ability to collaborate and communicate with members of an interdisciplinary care team Effective problem-solving and prioritization skills Previous experience in a clinical setting (ketamine infusion experience, Spravato experience or TMS experience is a plus) Strong skills in patient care, assessment, and monitoring Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, prioritize multiple requests and responsibilities, and learn new proprietary systems quickly Willingness to obtain active unrestricted license in other states as needed Ability to work independently Must be able to reliably commute to Brookline, MA At Stella Mental Health, we believe that diversity, equity, and inclusion are essential values that enrich our work environment and enhance our ability to serve diverse communities.
We strive to integrate these values into every aspect of our organization, from hiring and training to policies and practices.
We recognize that we have a responsibility to foster a culture of respect, empathy, and collaboration among our team, patients, and partners.
Our vision is to be a leader in delivering patient-centered care that respects and celebrates diversity, promotes equity and inclusion, and improves health outcomes for all.
Must be a licensed Nurse Practitioner in Massachusetts with at least 2 years of clinical psychiatry experience and the ability to prescribe independently. Experience with EMR systems and interventional psychiatric treatments is highly preferred.
Market context
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