We’re seeking a compassionate and skilled Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) to provide mental health services to residents in long-term care and nursing home facilities. This is a rewarding opportunity to bring impactful psychiatric care to an often-overlooked population.
Why You'll Love This Role:
•Make a Lasting Difference Provide essential mental health services to geriatric patients, many of whom have limited access to psychiatric care.
•Flexible Schedule Enjoy autonomy over your calendar with options for part-time, full-time, or PRN coverage. Perfect for work-life balance.
•Regional Travel with Variety Cover multiple facilities throughout the region — no two days are exactly the same, and you'll enjoy a change of scenery.
•Collaborative Care Model Work closely with medical directors, nursing staff, and social workers to create well-rounded care plans.
•Clinical Autonomy Practice independently with the support of administrative and clinical leadership. No micromanagement.
•Low-Stress Environment Skip the chaos of hospitals and enjoy a calmer, more predictable day-to-day in post-acute and long-term care settings.
•Low-Acuity, High-Reward Manage stable, chronic mental health conditions in a supportive environment.
•Competitive Compensation Strong pay structure with legit growth potential.
•Meaningful Relationships Build trust and continuity with a steady panel of patients — your presence will be valued and respected.
•Multiple Locations Available Opportunities across several facilities to match your commute preferences or coverage areas.
Responsibilities:
•Conduct psychiatric evaluations and routine follow-ups
•Prescribe and manage psychotropic medications
•Collaborate with facility staff and family members
•Document care in accordance with regulatory standards
•Provide compassionate, trauma-informed care
Qualifications:
•Certified PMHNP (Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner)
•Active, unrestricted state license
•Strong interpersonal and communication skills
•Experience with geriatric or long-term care populations preferred, but not required
