Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Overview • The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) is integral to a multidisciplinary team providing community-based mental health care. • Deliver evidence-based treatment, rehabilitation, and support services to individuals with severe mental illness. • Conduct comprehensive behavioral and medical health assessments to inform individualized care plans. • Collaborate with clients, families, and caregivers to develop person-centered treatment goals. • Provide psychiatric services, including diagnosis, medication management, and therapeutic interventions. • Participate in team meetings, supervision, and quality improvement initiatives to enhance client outcomes. • Engage in community-based visits to ensure accessibility and continuity of care. • Support crisis intervention efforts and contribute to a 24/7 coverage rotation. • Maintain compliance with regulatory requirements and uphold professional standards. Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Key Responsibilities & Duties • Conduct health and behavioral health assessments, providing diagnoses and treatment recommendations. • Prescribe psychotropic medications and manage medication plans for clients. • Deliver counseling, brief therapy, and psychoeducation to clients and their families. • Participate in team meetings, case reviews, and treatment planning sessions. • Provide consultations and guidance to non-medical staff on complex cases. • Administer long-acting injectable medications and oversee injection schedules. • Perform blood draws, order labs, and manage prior authorizations and pharmacy follow-ups. • Engage in crisis intervention and develop safety plans as needed. • Ensure compliance with electronic health record documentation and reporting standards. Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Job Requirements • Licensed Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner in the State of New York with DEA registration. • ANCC certification or pending application and NYS OPRA status required. • Proficiency in electronic health records and Microsoft Office applications. • Ability to travel within New York City and perform community-based services. • Experience in psychiatric care, medication management, and crisis intervention. • Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams. • Commitment to patient-centered care and quality improvement initiatives. • Knowledge of NYS I-STOP law and Medicaid prescribing requirements. • Comfortable using telehealth platforms and audio-video communication tools.