Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist (Outpatient, Hybrid) - Orange, CA

Job Description

We're partnering with a growing outpatient psychiatric organization in Orange County to hire a Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist for a full-time hybrid role combining direct patient care, team leadership, and community-based collaboration.\n
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\nThis is an opportunity to lead a clinical office within a mission-driven group serving diverse and underserved populations, with optional pathways into interventional psychiatry and clinical research.\n
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Role Overview: \n
\nThis position is a full-time, 5-day schedule with a hybrid structure (up to 2 days remote):\n
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Clinical: \n

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• Conduct psychiatric evaluations for children and adolescents, in person and via telehealth
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• Provide ongoing medication management and follow-up care
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• Develop individualized, integrated treatment plans with the care team
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• Participate in crisis intervention and emergency care as needed
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• Supervise and support mid-level providers (NPs, PAs) and collaborate with therapists
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• Serve as a key clinical leader for the office
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• Engage with local agencies, treatment centers, and families to support holistic patient care
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• Educate patients and families on diagnoses, treatment, and wellness practices
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• MD or DO with active California license, NPI, and DEA registration (or eligibility)
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• Subspecialty training or experience in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
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• Board Certified in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, or Board Eligible with certification within 1 year
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• Comfortable supervising mid-level providers
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• Knowledge of trauma-informed care, recovery principles, and integrated approaches across pediatric and adult psychiatry
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• Strong communication and team collaboration skills
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• 2+ years of independent psychiatric practice
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• Prior supervision experience with NPs or PAs
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• Interest in interventional psychiatry (TMS) or clinical research
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• Spanish language skills (highly valued)
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• Experience with Medicaid and Medicare populations
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