Integrative Psychiatrist Chicago IL

A nationally recognized outpatient behavioral health organization is seeking Board-Certified Psychiatrists (Adult or Child & Adolescent) to join its growing team across multiple clinic locations. The organization is known for its comprehensive and innovative approach to mental health, incorporating in-depth evaluations, including labs, imaging, and personalized treatment planning.

This is an excellent opportunity for psychiatrists who value extended patient interaction, diagnostic depth, and a flexible, physician-collaborative practice model.

Psychiatrist – Adult or Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

Multiple locations available

Outpatient-focused, evaluation-driven practice

Role Overview

Provide comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and ongoing medication management

Conduct in-depth initial assessments incorporating clinical interviews, labs, and imaging data

Develop personalized, evidence-informed treatment plans

Work within a collaborative, multidisciplinary care model

Maintain high standards of patient-centered care across a diverse population

Patient Volume & Structure

Initial evaluations:

• Approximately 2-hour scheduled appointments
• ~90 minutes face-to-face patient time (remaining time for preparation and documentation)

Daily patient volume varies based on provider preference and schedule design:

• Early ramp: 1–3 new patients per day
• Established schedule: mix of 1–2 new evaluations and 4–8 follow-ups

Flexible scheduling models:

• Dedicated evaluation days (up to 3 new patients/day)
• Follow-up focused days (10–16 patients/day, 30-minute visits)

Physicians are supported in customizing schedules based on their preferred workflow and clinic needs

Schedule & Flexibility

Flexible, outpatient-focused schedule

Collaborative scheduling approach tailored to physician preferences

Opportunity to maintain an existing part-time private practice (4–8 hours/week), provided no conflict of interest

Compensation & Benefits

Competitive compensation package (details based on experience and location)

Relocation assistance available up to $7,500 (based on distance and receipts)

Opportunity to work in a well-established, nationally recognized practice

Supportive infrastructure allowing focus on patient care and clinical excellence

Qualifications

Board-Certified in General Psychiatry or Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

Active medical license (or ability to obtain in the practicing state)

Strong clinical skills with interest in comprehensive, evaluation-driven care

Comfortable with extended patient interactions and detailed diagnostic processes

Collaborative, patient-centered approach to care

Interest in working within an innovative and structured clinical model