Psychiatrist

Who We Are We’re changing lives, and we’re hiring people who want to do the same. ERC Pathlight treats eating disorders, mood, anxiety, and trauma-related conditions with evidence-based, compassionate care. We meet patients where they are, through locations nationwide and extensive virtual programming, and help them build recovery that lasts. Founded in 2008 by psychiatrists and psychologists, we’ve helped 35,000+ people start their recovery. The need for quality mental health care keeps growing, and we’re looking for people who want to meet it. Why Join Us Your work matters. You matter. You’ll work alongside passionate clinicians, dedicated support staff, and leaders who do right by our patients, every time. If you’re driven by purpose and ready to transform mental health care, you belong here. What you’ll be doing: Psychiatrists lead multidisciplinary treatment teams. They diagnose illnesses, prescribe, and administer treatment for people suffering from psychiatric disorders such as mood disorders, anxiety disorders, eating disorders and co-occurring disorders. Psychiatrists meet regularly with patients, prescribe psychotropic medications, provide psychotherapies, determine appropriate level of care and advocate for patient’s best treatment options within health care systems. They also obtain medical histories, and order, perform and interpret diagnostic tests What Sets ERC Apart At ERC Pathlight, we're committed to investing in our providers' success from day one. In addition to competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits, we offer: - Competitive Salary + Productivity Bonus - $45,000 Signing & Retention Bonus for eligible psychiatrists. - Eating Disorder Fellowship Program providing advanced education, mentorship, and specialized training in the treatment of eating disorders, helping physicians expand their expertise and develop as leaders within this highly specialized field. - Opportunity to work within a nationally recognized multidisciplinary team dedicated to evidence-based care for eating disorders, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and trauma-related conditions. - Career growth opportunities, including leadership development, education, mentorship, and program innovation initiatives. Essential Duties: Direct Patient Care Duties: - Focus on Superior Patient Care by 1) practicing evidence-based, high quality psychiatric medicine; 2) encouraging increased patient understanding, involvement in care, and treatment decisions; 3) achieving and maintaining optimal patient access to care; 4) supporting system efforts towards care improvements, standardization of care, implementation of care guidelines and clinical outcomes research - Typical patient load for full time psychiatrists includes an average of 18-24 patients per week, caseload increases when working with a nurse practitioner or physician assistant. Residential and PHP patients are generally seen by psychiatrists twice weekly. - Complete required documentation thoroughly and in a timely manner. Prepare and maintains complete and accurate charts, case files and records. - Collaborate on care delivery by 1) including staff, other physicians, and leadership in both service and patient care improvements; 2) treating all teammates with respect; 3) demonstrating the highest levels of ethical and professional conduct; and 4) behaving in a manner consistent with company mission and values 5) establishing and maintaining contact with referring providers both within that outside of the system 6) establishing and maintaining contact with family members and patient’s support persons when appropriate. - Advocate for patients including providing consistent and timely documentation regarding the patient's need for level of care and participating in insurance peer reviews to optimize optimal length of stay for treatment. Other Responsibilities and Expectations: - Listen and communicate by 1) providing clinical information in a clear and timely manner; 2) requesting information and resources needed to provide care consistent with company goals; and 3) providing and accepting feedback in a respectful manner from all staff. - Take ownership by 1) providing leadership to improve outcomes, quality, and program quality; 2) working to ensure personal, program and organization compliance with all legal and educational requirements; and 3) steadily improving the efficiency and economic aspects of one’s practice. - Achieve quality metrics by 1) focusing on clinically relevant outcome measures; 2) adapting company innovations to continuously improve patient care, program, and organizational efficiency. - Maintains established departmental policies and procedures, quality improvement, safety, environmental and infection control standards. - Promote positive interpersonal relationships with fellow employees, physicians, patients, families, and visitors. Treat these individuals with courtesy, dignity, empathy, and respect; consistently display courteous and respectful verbal and non-verbal communications. - Enhances professional growth and development through participation in educational programs, receiving current literature, and attending in-service meetings, staff meetings and workshops. Attends, participates in, and contributes to in-services, education, and staff training sessions to maintain/increase skills and teach others. - Ensure all duties, responsibilities and competencies are conducted in a manner that is effective and appropriate to patients to whom care, service and treatment is being provided. - Receive individual and group supervision from physician and clinical leaders. - Evaluate own performance and recognize opportunities for growth. - Provide community education and engage in marketing efforts when requested. - Serve as teacher for trainees seeking clinical experience. Serve as clinical supervisor and mentor to staff. Required Qualifications: - Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) - Graduation from an accredited Medical School and completed Accredited Residency Program and fellowships for specialists or equivalent training - Physician Board Certified in General Psychiatry and/ or Child and Adolescent Psychiatry - Licensed to practice medicine in the state(s) seeing patients - BLS/ CPR certifications, Licensures and Registrations - All certifications for this position must be kept current - Have knowledge of regulatory body requirements (Joint Commissions, etc.) The compensation range for this position is based upon candidate experience and market expectations. Washington Pay Range $300,000—$345,443 USD What We Offer At ERC Pathlight, caring for people is our mission and that begins with caring for our own team. Your well-being matters, and our benefit program is designed to support every part of your life. We offer competitive compensation; comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage; generous Paid Time Off; Parental Leave benefits; Retirement benefits; and tuition reimbursement to help you continue growing in your career. We also recognize that mental health is part of every person’s experience. That’s why we strive to create a workplace where you feel supported, seen, and encouraged—personally, professionally, and at home. When you thrive, you can do your best work. And your best work changes lives.