Medication Management Provider - Assertive Community Treatment

Norfolk, NE, US

Reports to:

Medical Director

FLSA Status:
Full-Time Exempt

The ACT Medication Management Provider delivers psychiatric assessment and medication services to participants in The Well’s multidisciplinary Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) program. The provider collaborates with each participant and the ACT team to make timely, person-centered treatment decisions, monitor medication response and safety, and coordinate psychiatric care with physical health, substance use, housing, vocational, and recovery supports.

The position participates in ACT’s shared-caseload and daily meeting practices, provides services in community settings when clinically appropriate, and supports the program’s scheduled 24/7 crisis response through an assigned after-hours on-call rotation. The provider gives prescriber-level consultation and medication follow-up during assigned coverage, following The Well’s on-call protocols, professional scope, and emergency procedures.

• Show Up with Generosity:
  You build authentic relationships through gratitude, partnership, and consistent communication.
• Check the Ego:
  You collaborate closely with program and finance staff, valuing teamwork and accuracy over individual credit.
• Embrace Diversity:
  You celebrate and honor the cultures, identities, and lived experiences of those we serve and ensure donor messaging reflects this shared value.
• Grounded in Hope:
  You believe in the transformative power of community investment and bring optimism, professionalism, and persistence to your work.

• Graduate medical or nursing education appropriate to the provider’s license and scope. A psychiatrist, psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, or another qualified prescribing clinician may serve in this role when authorized to provide the assigned psychiatric assessment and medication management in Nebraska.
• Current, unrestricted Nebraska professional license and prescribing authority appropriate to assigned services. Maintain required certifications, agency privileges, and state or federal registrations for any medications prescribed, including controlled-substance registration when applicable.
• Psychiatry or psychiatric mental health training and experience treating adults with serious mental illness preferred. Experience with ACT, community-based care, co-occurring substance use, and people with complex medical or social needs is preferred.

• Demonstrates sound psychiatric judgment, medication knowledge, risk assessment, and ability to make shared treatment decisions with participants.
• Can coordinate treatment across psychiatry, primary care, nursing, substance use services, hospitals, pharmacies, and community providers while protecting participant choice and confidentiality.
• Communicates clearly with participants and staff, completes accurate records, and responds calmly to changing clinical needs and crisis consultation.
• Uses trauma-informed, culturally responsive, recovery-oriented practice and maintains professional boundaries and ethical standards.

• Meet The Well’s job-related credentialing, background, screening, and fitness-for-duty requirements; maintain required professional liability coverage as applicable.
• Ability to participate in flexible scheduling, community-based services, and scheduled ACT after-hours coverage.
• Valid Nebraska driver’s license and insurable driving record when driving is required for assigned duties.

• Conduct psychiatric evaluations and follow-up…