Physician Psychiatry - Competitive Salary

Job Description Chair of Behavioral Health Leadership role for behavioral health services in skilled nursing and assisted living settings Strategic clinical and operational oversight of psychiatry, psychotherapy, and behavioral health integration programs Reports to the Chief Medical Officer Member of the Clinical Quality Committee 40% administrative and 60% clinical responsibilities Clinical work includes patient care and collaboration with psychiatric advanced practice clinicians Direct supervision of psychotherapy and behavioral health integration leaders Lead behavioral health quality improvement, clinical standards, provider competencies, utilization review, and performance metrics Oversee operations, budgeting, financial performance, provider productivity, and resource allocation Lead recruitment, retention, engagement, and professional development for behavioral health providers MD or DO required Board certification in Psychiatry required Active, unrestricted medical license required Minimum 10 years of progressive clinical and leadership experience Direct people-management experience required Experience in geriatric psychiatry, neurology, long-term care, skilled nursing, or assisted living required Experience with clinical quality, operations, and financial performance required Multidisciplinary behavioral health leadership experience preferred Value-based care and population health experience preferred Medical Direction certification or similar long-term care certification preferred Unlimited PTO and paid holidays Medical, dental, vision, life, short-term disability, long-term disability, and AD&D coverage HSA and FSA options Employer 401(k) contributions Professional licensure reimbursement;CME opportunities Ability to live anywhere between Charlotte and Chapel Hill