Psychiatrist - Eating Disorders Program (Laureate)

Join A World Renowned Eating Disorder Program in Tulsa, OK!

Employment type: Full-Time

Our Eating Disorder Clinic:

We are a small, not-for-profit treatment program in Tulsa, Oklahoma for adolescent girls and adult women with eating disorders and co-occurring psychiatric and medical conditions.

• Fully accredited by The Joint Commission
• Highly individualized eating disorder treatment that is designed for a small patient community and a personalized experience
• Separate tracks for adolescents and adults for developmentally specific treatment
• Expertise in treatment of co-occurring psychiatric and medical conditions, such as diabetes, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, depression and anxiety
• Intensive psychotherapy- and relationship-based program with 40 hours of therapist-led group, individual and family therapy each week
• Entire treatment team (psychiatrists, therapists, dietitians and nursing) meet for one hour every weekday for in-depth discussion of each patient’s care
• Accommodates patients of all cultural and religious backgrounds
• Continuity of care: patients keep the same physician, therapist and dietitian throughout acute-care, residential care and partial levels of care

This Position Offers:

• Competitive 2-year income guarantee base salary with achievable wRVU thresholds
• $30,000 sign-on bonus and up to $20,000 relocation reimbursement
• $4,400 annually towards Continuing Medical Education (CME) expenses plus employer pays for OK license, DEA and OBNDD
• 25 days plus 7 holidays during guarantee
• As a not-for-profit system, Saint Francis qualifies for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)
• Immigration support by experienced immigration attorney, if needed
• EPIC EMR with advanced AI technology capabilities via Dragon DAX Copilot

Schedule

• Monday - Friday
• Schedule ranging from 34-40 hour per week available
• This would be a combined inpatient and outpatient position with specialty focus on eating disorders

About Laureate Eating Disorders Program

The Laureate Eating Disorders Program offers a full continuum of care for eating disorder recovery, including acute hospitalization, partial hospitalization, residential care, transitional living and outpatient services. A multidisciplinary team of psychiatrists, therapist, dietitians and nurses collaborate daily to meet the individual needs of each patient in a safe, supportive environment. The combination of our care, our facility and our highly experienced staff creates a program that provides results. By limiting care to 19 adult women and 16 adolescent girls the Laureate Eating Disorders Program maintains a more intimate environment to ensure individualized, patient-centered care. Laureate Psychiatric Clinic & Hospital is a not-for-profit facility and is fully accredited by The Joint Commission as a hospital and behavioral health program. Separate tracks for adult and adolescent patients allows for developmentally-specific treatment.

About Laureate

Laureate was founded in 1989 by the William K Warren Foundation and we provide a full spectrum of psychiatric services as well as research and education for the general public and professional community. We are undergoing a large facility expansion, adding 15 adult general psych beds and 15 geriatric beds for inpatient psych bringing the total of 60 general adult and 45 geriatric beds. Additionally, we will be adding 15 ED/OCD adult beds and 6 adolescent ED beds. Our current outpatient clinic has 10 physicians and 10 APPs. They have a patient service rep and a medication assistant, who help with daily tasks such as scheduling, paperwork, Rx refills, etc.

Laureate provides nationally-recognized treatment for eating disorders patients at all levels of care. The intensive program consists of acute, residential, and partial hospital levels of care. This program currently consists of a 19-slot adult track and 16-slot adolescent track. Laureate also provides outpatient psychotherapy, medication management, and nutrition therapy as standalone treatment or as follow-up from the intensive program. Treated disorders include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and ARFID