Provider (NP or MD/DO) Foster City, California, United States

Join Joyous in our mission to revolutionize mental health care. As pioneers, we leverage very low dose (VLD) ketamine, AI-powered treatments, and advanced technologies to make mental health care effective, accessible, and affordable. With a team of nearly 120 professionals, we've transformed over 60,000 lives, leading a mental wellness revolution for a future where everyone can thrive. Working with us offers more than a job; it's a chance to be part of a life-saving mission that promotes health and compassion worldwide. You'll push mental health care boundaries with AI innovations, contributing to meaningful change and experiencing significant professional growth. At Joyous, we're creating lasting impacts, one life at a time. Help Us Redefine What’s Possible in Mental Health Joyous is looking for compassionate and mission-driven Nurse Practitioners (NPs) and Physicians (MDs/DOs) to join our virtual clinical team. In this role, you’ll lead life-changing treatment journeys for patients seeking relief from depression, anxiety, PTSD, and more—often after years of trying everything else. You'll use your clinical expertise to determine eligibility for VLD ketamine treatment and help patients feel heard, safe, and hopeful again. All through a fully-remote, tech-enabled platform designed to make your work seamless, supported, and scalable. If you're passionate about expanding access to cutting-edge mental health care—and want to work at the front lines of innovation—we’d love to meet you. Location: This role will be remote anywhere in the US. Key Responsibilities: Conduct 1:1 video consultations to assess clinical fit for microdose ketamine treatment Review patient histories, ask thoughtful questions, and determine next steps with care and clarity Prescribe ketamine treatment where appropriate, following Joyous protocols Communicate clearly with patients about how treatment works and what to expect Accurately document all encounters in our intuitive digital system Collaborate with nurses, therapists, and care team members to ensure a smooth and supportive experience Practice in full alignment with HIPAA, medical board standards, and best practices Qualifications: Licensed NP (APRN), MD, or DO, with a strong clinical foundation 10–15+ active state licenses (multi-state coverage is a must) Full-time availability and a desire to make a big impact fast Active DEA license(s) aligned with your states of practice 2+ years of experience in clinical practice (telehealth or mental health a plus) Confident, tech-savvy, and excellent at patient communication Deeply empathetic, with a strong commitment to evidence-based care PMHNP certification or psychiatric care experience is highly valued Experience with ketamine, integrative medicine, or psychedelic therapy is a bonus—but not required Currently Prioritizing Providers Licensed In: AZ, CO, CT, DE, ID, IL, KS, ME, MI, MT, NJ, NY, OH, OR, RI, SD, UT, VT, WA, WI Joyous is an equal opportunity employer and we value diversity at our company. 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