Part Time: PMHNP

Opportunity DetailsPart Time: Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse PractitionerColumbus Behavioral Center | Columbus, Indiana (Near Indianapolis)Join a Leading Residential Behavioral Health Facility Dedicated to Youth Care Columbus Behavioral Center for Children and Adolescents is a 56-bed, private residential behavioral health facility located in Columbus, Indiana-just 45 minutes south of Indianapolis. Set on 6.5 fully-fenced acres, our secure and therapeutic environment is designed to support the mental health needs of male and female youth ages 8-17. We are currently seeking a part-time PMHNP to work with our child and adolescent psychiatry services. This is a rewarding opportunity for a compassionate, experienced psychiatrist to make a lasting impact in a supportive, multidisciplinary care environment. Position Highlights: Role: PMHNP, Child and Adolescent Residential Treatment Program Location: Columbus Behavioral Center, Columbus, Indiana - 45 minutes south of Indianapolis Schedule: Part-time; Employed W2, or 1099 Independent Contractor; On-site work schedule 2 days/20 hours per week + rotating telephonic call Treatment Settings: Residential and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Programs Responsibilities Include: Child/Adolescent psychiatric treatment service Participation in clinical call rotation, telephonic Collaboration with clinical medical director and administrative team Qualifications: Active Indiana APRN license or eligibility to obtain Graduation from an accredited PMHNP program Board Certification ANCC Compensation & Benefits (employed): Hourly salary Malpractice insurance coverage At Columbus Behavioral Center, we provide evidence-based residential treatment for youth ages 8 to 17 facing serious behavioral health challenges, substance abuse disorders, and frequent psychiatric hospitalizations. Our family-focused programs deliver individualized care plans, trauma-informed therapy, and 24/7 clinical support to help youth achieve emotional stability and behavioral change. Specialized Programming Includes: Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Residential Program for girls ages 12-18 Structured clinical programming focused on reducing self-harm, suicidal ideation, and impulsive behaviors Average length of stay: 3 to 9 months, tailored to individual progress We work closely with families and community partners to ensure a successful transition back home or into an appropriate level of continued care. CONTACT ME FOR MORE DETAILS OR TO APPLY:Avis Corbett | Physician Recruiter, UHS In-House Recruitment M: 615-714-8985 avis.corbett@uhsinc.com