Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Overview • The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (NP) role offers a hybrid work arrangement, combining remote and on-site responsibilities for comprehensive psychiatric care. • Collaborate with clinical and administrative leadership to ensure integrated, high-quality mental health services. • Provide direct psychiatric care, including assessments, medication management, and discharge planning for diverse populations. • Support new practitioners and psychiatric students through orientation, supervision, and training initiatives. • Contribute to community behavioral health programs with evidence-based practices and culturally affirming approaches. • Engage in case consultations, escalation pathways, and programmatic support to enhance service delivery. • Utilize technology platforms for remote supervision and collaboration with team members. • Work in a dynamic environment addressing health disparities and promoting community resilience. Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Key Responsibilities & Duties • Conduct psychiatric assessments, diagnose conditions, and develop treatment plans tailored to individual needs. • Provide medication management, monitor progress, and adjust treatments as necessary for optimal outcomes. • Educate clients on mental health strategies, recovery processes, and available resources. • Support orientation and training for new practitioners within the clinical programs. • Supervise psychiatric nurse practitioner students and newly graduated providers. • Collaborate with program leadership to address administrative and clinical challenges effectively. • Maintain proficiency in electronic health records and other digital platforms used for clinical operations. • Participate in community outreach and partnerships to strengthen program impact. Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Job Requirements • Active New York State Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner license with DEA certification. • Approved PECOS and OPRA status in New York State required. • Proficiency in electronic health records and Microsoft Office applications. • Experience supervising psychiatric students and newly graduated providers preferred. • Ability to work on-site two days a week and remotely three days a week. • Spanish language proficiency preferred for bilingual client support. • Comfort with remote supervision and technology-based collaboration platforms. • Commitment to evidence-based practices and culturally affirming care approaches.