Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner - Part-Time

2w2 weeks ago

Grafton

Berryville, US · Part-time · $130,000 – $207,605

About this role

This part-time Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner role at Grafton is a six-month assignment with potential to extend. You will provide general medical care and treatment to children and adolescents with complex needs, including developmental disabilities and psychiatric conditions.

You will assess physical and emotional needs, prescribe medications, and coordinate referrals to specialists. Approximately 80% of your work hours are direct billable services such as physical exams and same-day sick visits.

You will collaborate within a culture of teamwork, working with academic and residential administrators to support a therapeutic milieu. You practice under a supervising physician and report to the Executive Director.

This role offers the chance to make a meaningful impact on individuals' lives. Grafton's team leads with Heart & GRIT, and you'll have the tools and encouragement to thrive in your calling.

Requirements

Current licensure as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner in Virginia
Board certification as a Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC)
Experience working with children and adolescents with complex needs
Ability to prescribe and manage psychotropic medications
Knowledge of developmental disabilities and psychiatric conditions
Ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and supervising physicians

Responsibilities

Conduct admission file reviews for the organization
Provide admission and annual physicals
Provide same-day visits for sick clients
Identify need for, initiate, and coordinate referrals for specialty consultations
Perform medication evaluation and review, prescribe appropriate medications, and adjust regimes based on client needs
Order and interpret laboratory studies, x-rays, and other examinations to assess clinical problems
Attend multi-disciplinary team meetings to consult on treatment and provide leadership on treatment issues
Document client files, record physical findings, and formulate plans of care

Benefits

Meaningful work helping individuals with complex needs live healthier, more fulfilling lives
Supportive team culture that leads with Heart & GRIT
Potential to extend assignment beyond the initial six months
Flexible part-time schedule (two days per week, 12-16 hours)
Tools, training, and encouragement to thrive in your calling