Psychiatrist, Assistant Professor, Lindner Center of Hope

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Lindner Center of Hope (LCOH) is a nationally renowned psychiatric center of excellence located in Mason, Ohio, committed to providing state of the art care to patients at all levels of care. In this role, you will have the opportunity to work with other very talented psychiatrists and health care professionals in a variety of psychiatric specialties. We have the largest medical staff of any freestanding psychiatric hospital, allowing you to have access to many professional resources.

LCOH is recruiting a full-time Psychiatrist. This individual will diagnose and treat patients with psychiatric disorders through continuum of care by working with a team of mental health professionals to provide treatment through the partial hospitalization program (which includes eating disorders, intensive outpatient program, and outpatient services.) Workload will be 50% partial hospitalization program/intensive outpatient program and 50% outpatient. The psychiatrist will involve the patient and his/her family in designing the treatment plan when appropriate.

Final rank of faculty appointment is commensurate with experience.

• Conducts a thorough, comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, and reviews and assesses information regarding patient’s medical and treatment history, obtained from patient, family, other treatment providers, and staff.
• Examine patients to assess general medical condition at admission and on an ongoing basis, referring patients to their primary care physician, urgent care, or emergency department as indicated.
• Orders laboratory and other special diagnostic tests and evaluates data obtained. Prescribes medication and other forms of treatment according to best practices and latest evidence base.
• Determines nature and extent of mental illness and formulates a psychiatric treatment plan.
• Completes required documentation in the electronic medical record within the time frames based on current policy requirements.
• Knowledge of the Joint Commission and Ohio Department of Behavioral Health requirements for partial hospitalization/intensive outpatient program.
• Works effectively with an interdisciplinary team of clinicians to treat and direct treatment