Location:
Michigan-Detroit
Duration:
Permanent - Full Time
Job ID:
7777 (21844068)
Company:
A-Line Staffing Solutions
Contact: Roxanne Berendt
Job Posted: 09/06/21
Director Psychiatry - Outpatient - 7777 (21844068)
A-Line Staffing is recruiting for a Full time permanent Psychiatry, Outpatient Director opportunity in Detroit, MI. They are offering a generous compensation and full benefit package.
Psychiatry, Outpatient Director
Detroit, MI
Job Description:
Medical Directorship of Outpatient Behavioral Health for large Health System
- Includes 5 clinics seeing 120,000 patients annually
- Oversee 19 psychiatrists and 150 APPs, nurses, and staff members
- Large in-house referral network
- All ages
- Includes intensive therapy programs for mental health and substance abuse, group therapy, individual therapy, and virtual mental health
- Director will spend approximately 40% administratively; the remaining can be spent working clinically, in research or teaching
Detroit, Michigan
- Metropolitan market filled with cultural diversity
- Resurgent economy—construction throughout the downtown and mid-town areas
- Professional sports—Detroit is home to the Lions, Tigers, Red Wings, and Pistons
- Some of the nation’s best universities and colleges within a short commute
- Motown—area rich in musical history
- Minutes from some of the area’s greatest attractions, the Great Lakes, and Canada
- Beautiful suburban communities with outstanding public and private schooling options
- International airport for travel
For immediate consideration please reply directly to this posting. A-Line Staffing Roxanne Berendt # 877-782-3334 ext# 272 cell# 586-256-1110 or (click on the Contact Me button to request more info about the job)
- Includes 5 clinics seeing 120,000 patients annually
- Oversee 19 psychiatrists and 150 APPs, nurses, and staff members
- Large in-house referral network
- All ages
- Includes intensive therapy programs for mental health and substance abuse, group therapy, individual therapy, and virtual mental health
- Director will spend approximately 40% administratively; the remaining can be spent working clinically, in research or teaching