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San Jose, CA
Location: San Jose, California Overview Provide long-term, part-time in-person psychiatric care for developmentally disabled patients with co-occurring mental health disorders. Work as part of a multidisciplinary team serving a diverse adult and pediatric population. Schedule & Compensation Approximately 16 hours per week (some flexibility) In-person, office-based (no remote option) Rate: $220-$230 per hour, depending on experience Typical patient load: 6-10 patients per 7.5-hour day (varies with evaluations vs. follow-ups) Key Responsibilities Perform comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and mental status exams Diagnose and manage psychiatric conditions, including medication prescribing (controlled substances included) Develop individualized treatment plans in collaboration with clinical staff Treat adults and pediatric patients with developmental disabilities and co-occurring disorders (common diagnoses: anxiety, depression, intermittent explosive disorder, disruptive mood disorder, OCD, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder) Review labs, diagnostic studies, and consults as needed Collaborate with physicians, nurses, therapists, clinicians, and case managers Educate and support families and caregivers Maintain accurate, timely medical documentation and participate in quality improvement and case review activities Complete legal or court-related documentation as required, including a limited number of JV-220 cases Document hours through the required timekeeping platform Requirements Active California medical license Board Certified or Board Eligible in Adult and/or Child Psychiatry (ABPN) - Board certification strongly preferred; Board Eligible considered (must obtain board certification within 5 years of residency) Comfortable treating pediatric patients Eligible for Medicare and Medi-Cal certification Authorized to prescribe controlled substances Flu and COVID-19 vaccination required, or approved medical/religious exemption Application Submit CV and current license details. EOE
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