Adult Psychiatrist - Outpatient

Psychiatrist PositionYou will provide direct psychiatric care to adults living with serious mental illness, including schizophrenia spectrum disorders, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, and treatment-resistant conditions. You will work alongside psychiatrists, psychiatric NPs, on-site PCP, on-site pharmacist, nurses, case managers, and peer support specialists in a collaborative, team-based model.Comprehensive psychiatric assessments, diagnostic clarification, and treatment planningOngoing psychopharmacologic management, including clozapine and long-acting injectable antipsychoticsAbility to integrate brief therapy during your visits as appropriate, to maximize clinical outcomesConsultation with colleagues on complex or treatment-resistant casesProviding psychiatric care for members on Court Ordered Treatment (COT) as part of your overall caseloadCoordination with primary care, emergency, pharmacy, and inpatient teams during care transitionsOpportunity to mentor and teach psychiatry residents during clinical rotations at our siteBehind every diagnosis is a human being with a story, goals, and the capacity for change. Our members often face significant barriers, including serious mental illness, medical challenges, housing instability, isolation, and fragmented care. They also bring resilience, strengths, and possibilities. The psychiatrist who thrives here understands that great care is built one relationship at a time. Your clinical decisions, curiosity, and consistency can help someone regain stability and reconnect with what matters to them. This can lead to meaningful steps toward the life they want to build.A mission-driven organization with deep roots in community behavioral health since 1998A collaborative, team-based care model where psychiatrists are supported, not siloedOutpatient only; no inpatient coverageA call schedule that respects your time: on-call coverage limited to several weeks per year, covers critical lab results only (no patient-facing or hospital-facing calls), and call volume is lowManageable caseloads designed to prevent burnout and allow you to practice the way you trained toBoard-certified or eligible in Adult PsychiatryExperienced in working with SMI populations, ideally in community mental health or comparable settingsPsychologically-minded: skilled at both medication management and integrating brief therapy when appropriate, to care for the whole personComfortable navigating complexity and energized by the opportunity to make a difference in community mental healthA team player who values collaborationMD or DO with specialty training in PsychiatryLicensed or eligible to practice in the State of ArizonaBoard-certified or board-eligibleValid DEA certificationMinimum one (1) year experience in community psychiatry or comparable setting preferredMust maintain current CPR, First Aid, and Therapeutic Options (de-escalation/workplace safety) certifications, offered through Southwest NetworkValid Arizona driver's license and vehicle insuranceMust be at least 21 years of ageCompetitive salary commensurate with experienceMedical, Dental, and Vision insuranceHealth Savings and Flex Spending account optionsPaid sick, vacation, and holiday time (10 paid holidays per year)CME reimbursement and paid CME timeRetirement plan (403b) with company matchHinge Health (musculoskeletal care)Virta (diabetes management program)Disability insuranceBasic life insurance with the option to purchase supplemental insuranceEmployee Assistance ProgramEmployee DiscountsFor adults with serious mental illness, recovery and success in life depends on good mental and physical health, as well as having satisfying relationships, safe housing, purpose in life, a sense of belonging, and hope for the future. We help people define their personal goals for recovery and manage their symptoms so they can achieve those goals. With our integrated health services, care and support, they discover strengths they didn't know they had and are able to build futures filled with hope, meaning, and wellness.Southwest Network provides integrated behavioral and physical health services, caring for both the mind and body for whole health and wellness. We provide treatment programs for seriously mentally ill adults and children and adolescents with complex emotional and behavioral needs. We are committed to their recovery, and we work together to offer hope, support individual goals, encourage self-sufficiency, and change lives.We understand how important our employees are to those they care for, and how critical they are to our mission. As one of our employees, we will look after as many of your professional and personal needs as we can and make sure your work environment is productive and pleasant. We are committed to offering you opportunities for personal and career growth, and we value and reward innovation, collaboration, dedication, and strength.Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.