Northern Berkshire Pediatrics (NBP) is looking for a part-time or
full-time psychiatric provider to be a member of a multidisciplinary
healthcare team in an independently owned pediatric primary care
setting. The successful candidate will provide support in managing the
psychological aspects of a patient\'s care: including the management of
acute and chronic psychiatric conditions and disorders,
psychopharmacological treatment, coordination of care in concert and
collaboration with the medical and behavior health providers at NBP. The
Provider will also participate in quality improvement processes to
provide high quality care to their pediatric patients. Education: -
Masters level education required. - Doctoral level education preferred.
Requirements: - Board Certification APRN in Child and Adolescent
Psychiatry OR Family Psychiatry OR Board Certification as a Pediatric
Mental Health Specialist - Current License as an APRN (NP or CNS) or
Psychiatrist (MD or DO) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts - A current
and valid controlled substance registration issued by the DPH Controlled
Substances Program and the United States Drug Enforcement Agency - Be
registered in the Mass PAT Program - Be passionate about working
directly with pediatric patients, their families, and multidisciplinary
staff Experience: - A minimum of 2 years in behavioral health experience
providing care to children and families. (Less than 2 years\' experience
would be considered if behavioral health nursing or medical leadership
is available for mentorship consistent with Massachusetts
regulations.) - Possess clinical skills that pertain to developmental
issues, communication with children and families, and theoretical
understanding of pediatric psychiatric diagnoses. - Ideally be
knowledgeable of resources within the community and have a working
knowledge of inpatient and outpatient referral sources for mental health
issues in Berkshire County. (Or be willing to network and become
familiar with our community resources as part of the APRN role at NBP) -
Possess an overall comfort with computers electronic health record
software. - Be comfortable with collaboration on a multidisciplinary
team. Essential Duties and Responsibilities will include but will not be
limited to: - Complete a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation for
referred patients, including a review of previous medical records,
laboratory findings, and information from other historians. Based on the
outcome of the evaluation, provide diagnosis according to the DSM 5
criteria. - Provide age appropriate psychiatric care for a wide range of
patients, including children, adolescents, and young adult patients in
concert and collaboration with the Northern Berkshire Pediatrics
providers. Be able to triage, assess, and plan treatment for all areas
of mental health and developmental disabilities including but not
limited to prescribing psychiatric medications (antidepressants,
antipsychotics, and mood stabilizers). - Maintain and record all care
information concisely, accurately, and completely, in a timely manner
both in the electronic medical record. - Engage in various educational
and professional development opportunities to enhance the ability to
provide up to date evidence-based care. - Share knowledge with other
clinical and behavioral staff to improve the overall clinical practice
within Northern Berkshire Pediatrics and contribute to a productive team
based environment. Benefits: - 401(k) - 401(k) matching - Dental
insurance - Employee assistance program - Flexible spending account -
Health insurance - Life insurance - Paid time off - Vision insurance
Medical specialties: Pediatrics Psychiatry Schedule: Day shift Monday to
Friday Education: Master\'s (Required) License/Certification: APRN (CNS
or NP) or Psychiatrist (DO, MD) License (Required)