Physician (MD/DO) - Psychiatry - General/Other - $350,000 to $400,000 per year in Jackson, WY

Doctor of Medicine | Psychiatry - General/Other
Location: Jackson, WY
Employer: Curative
Pay: $350,000 to $400,000 per year
Shift Information: Days - 4 days x 10 hours
Start Date: ASAP

About the Position

Join a hospital in Jackson, Wyoming, and step into an established employed adult psychiatry practice. This 100% outpatient-only opportunity features a structured four-day work week (Tuesday through Friday, 10-hour days) that guarantees a consistent 3-day weekend, providing a rare combination of clinical excellence and an unmatched mountain lifestyle.

Highlights include:

- Strictly 100% outpatient care with zero inpatient or call responsibilities

- Shared campus with an established, double-boarded psychiatrist handling all hospital consultations

- Manageable pace targeted at 170 visits per month with 15% dedicated administrative time

- Total clinical autonomy over scheduling templates (flexible intake and follow-up blocks)

- Full on-site clinical support from a dedicated RN, Medical Assistant, and embedded LCSWs

The practice has also invested heavily in a robust corporate infrastructure that supports a physician's long-term health, professional growth, and financial success to include:

- Comprehensive medical and dental plans through Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming

- Multi-tiered retirement architecture with a 4% automatic employer-funded 401(a), immediate 403(b), and a 457(b) plan

- Generous frontloaded time off starting at 28 days of annual PTO plus a separate Long-Term Illness bank

- Full financial coverage and reimbursement for initial and ongoing Wyoming medical licensure and professional dues

- Annual CME package providing 1 week of paid time off and up to $5,000 for travel and registration

Located at the base of the Teton Mountain Range, physicians in Jackson enjoy world-class skiing, hiking, fly fishing, and two National Parks right in their backyard-all within a tax-friendly state with no state income tax. This is a rare opportunity to combine high-quality behavioral health delivery with an outstanding quality of life.