Description
If you’re passionate about helping children and adolescents thrive and want to work alongside a highly collaborative team, you belong at Bethany Children’s Health Center.
The Child Psychiatrist is responsible for providing direct care to a wide variety of patients in the outpatient settings, supervision of Advanced Practice Professions (when applicable), and participating in organizational citizenship.
As a Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist, you’ll provide specialized outpatient care within a collaborative pediatric environment.
Your role will include:
- Providing direct clinical care to children and adolescents
- Evaluating and treating emotional, behavioral and psychiatric concerns
- Developing individualized treatment plans with patients, families and the care team
- Providing medication management when clinically appropriate
- Collaborating with providers to address psychiatric concerns alongside complex medical conditions
- Supervising Advanced Practice Professionals when applicable
- Participating in organizational and team initiatives
Behavioral Health at Bethany
Our Behavioral Health team provides care for children and adolescents experiencing a range of mental and behavioral health concerns. Child & Adolescent Psychiatry provides psychiatric evaluations, medication management and brief psychotherapy, including care for conditions such as:
- Depression and anxiety disorders
- OCD
- ADHD
- PTSD
- Disruptive behavior disorders
- Autism spectrum disorder
A Campus That Reflects Our Mission
Bethany Children’s offers a full continuum of pediatric services:
- Complex Care for children with long-term medical needs
- Pediatric Medical Rehabilitation, accredited by CARF
- Transitional Care to bridge hospital-to-home care
- Outpatient Clinics & Therapies, including behavioral health, neurology, general pediatrics, OT, PT, speech and more
- Community Health Programs serving children and families across the state
https://www.bethanychildrens.org/careers/
Requirements
We would love the opportunity to connect and share our culture, mission and vision for the future.
Qualifications include:
- MD or DO degree
- Completion of an accredited child and adolescent training program
- Current Oklahoma Medical License in good standing
- Board Certified or Board Eligible in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
- DEA license in good standing
- OBNDD license eligible
- Two or more years of clinical practice preferred
