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Prescriber-ACT Team /Part-Time at Corsica River Mental Health Services Inc

Centreville, Maryland, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

03 Jun, 26

Salary

112.0

Posted On

05 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Psychiatric Evaluation, Medication Management, Clinical Consultation, Community-Based Psychiatry, Multidisciplinary Team Model, Crisis Intervention, Hospitalization Transitions, Documentation, PMHNP Certification, Maryland License, DEA Registration

Industry

Description

Description Join a mission-driven behavioral health team making a real difference. We are seeking a Part-Time Prescriber to join our Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Team serving adults with serious and persistent mental illness. This is a unique opportunity to practice high-impact, community-based psychiatry within a collaborative, multidisciplinary team model. About the Role The ACT Prescriber provides psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and clinical consultation to individuals served by the ACT team. Services are delivered in the community and office settings, emphasizing engagement, recovery, and whole-person care. Responsibilities Conduct psychiatric evaluations and ongoing medication management Participate in weekly ACT team meetings Collaborate closely with nurses, therapists, case managers, and peer specialists Provide consultation and clinical guidance to team members Support crisis intervention and hospitalization transitions as needed Ensure documentation meets COMAR and BHA standards Requirements Qualifications PMHNP (Board Certified) Active Maryland license and DEA registration Experience with serious mental illness preferred Experience in community behavioral health or ACT model strongly preferred

Responsibilities

The ACT Prescriber is responsible for conducting psychiatric evaluations and managing medication for adults with serious and persistent mental illness served by the Assertive Community Treatment team. This role involves participating in team meetings, collaborating with multidisciplinary staff, providing clinical guidance, and supporting crisis management.