Child & Adolescent Positions (9)
View All Jobs →Child & Adolescent PMHNP @ Penn, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Child & Adolescent PMHNP @ Haverford, PA
Haverford, PA
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) - Child/Adolescent
Forest Acres, SC
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) - Child/Adolescent
Charleston, SC
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) - Child/Adolescent
Cayce, SC
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) - Child/Adolescent
Columbia, SC
Experienced PMHNP - Part time - Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health
Fort Payne, Alabama
(FULL-TIME) Child Psychiatric APRN - (Full Practice Authority)
Park, Illinois
Child Psychiatry Nurse Practitioner Behavioral Health
Danville, PA
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School-based roles offer summers off.
Why Choose Child & Adolescent
Built for Pediatric Psychiatry
Specialized roles addressing the youth mental health crisis with family-centered, developmental care.
Youth-Focused
Treat ADHD, anxiety, autism, and behavioral disorders in young patients.
School Settings
Work in school-based clinics providing early intervention and support.
Family Therapy
Engage families and caregivers in holistic, family-centered treatment.
Play Therapy
Use developmental and play-based therapeutic approaches for younger patients.
Before You Apply
What You Need to Know
Pediatric Training
Ensure your PMHNP program included child/adolescent psychiatric rotations and developmental assessments.
DEA Registration
Obtain DEA registration and understand pediatric-specific prescribing considerations and FDA guidelines.
Family Dynamics
Prepare for family-centered care, parental counseling, and school collaboration as core competencies.
Specialty Certification
Consider child/adolescent specialty certification or a post-graduate fellowship for competitive advantage.
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Child & Adolescent PMHNP Jobs: FAQ
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Child & Adolescent PMHNP Questions
What do child & adolescent PMHNPs do?
Child & adolescent PMHNPs specialize in diagnosing and treating psychiatric disorders in children, teens, and young adults aged 0 to 21. They manage ADHD, anxiety, depression, autism spectrum disorders, behavioral disorders, eating disorders, and trauma-related conditions using medication management and family-centered therapeutic approaches.
How much do pediatric psychiatric NPs earn?
Pay for child & adolescent PMHNPs varies by setting and location; listings on this page show the advertised range whenever the employer discloses one. School-based roles often follow academic calendars with summers off, while children's hospital positions offer shift differentials and sign-on bonuses.
Do you need special certification for pediatric psychiatry?
The standard PMHNP-BC certification (ANCC) is across-the-lifespan and qualifies you to treat children. However, employers strongly prefer candidates with pediatric clinical experience. Some programs offer child/adolescent concentrations, and post-graduate fellowships provide specialized training.
Are school-based PMHNP positions available?
Yes. School-based PMHNP positions are growing rapidly as districts address the youth mental health crisis. These roles typically follow the school calendar with summers off, offer competitive salaries, and provide a rewarding opportunity to serve children where they spend most of their day.