Psychiatrist- 4-Day work week - $325K-385K

Job Description

Psychiatrist

La Grande, Oregon
$350,000 – $385,000+ | 4-Day Work Week | Hospital Employed | Relocation Assistance Provided

She Recruits is partnering with a rapidly expanding Critical Access Hospital and Level IV Trauma Center in beautiful Eastern Oregon that recently secured a $2.2M behavioral health expansion grant. This investment reflects a serious commitment to growing integrated primary care and behavioral health services across the region.

This is not a replacement role. This is expansion.

You will step into a supportive, forward-thinking environment where psychiatry is valued, funded, and integrated into the broader care model.

Practice Highlights:

• Four 10-hour days per week
• 14–18 patients per day
• Scribe support for providers seeing 15+ patients daily
• 30+ exam rooms in a modern outpatient rural health clinic
• Epic EMR
• Collaborative primary care and behavioral health model
• Hospital-employed stability

You will practice full-scope outpatient psychiatry while also serving as a clinical leader within a growing behavioral health program.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and follow-up care
• Develop and manage individualized treatment plans for depression, anxiety, PTSD, substance use disorders, and complex psychiatric presentations
• Oversee pharmacologic management and medication monitoring
• Provide consultation within the Level IV Trauma Center when psychiatric expertise is needed
• Partner with primary care providers in a whole-person integrated care model
• Contribute to workforce development and clinical protocol design
• Participate in community-based mental health initiatives

Compensation & Benefits:

• $350K – $385K+ total compensation
• Quality incentives up to $45,500
• $30K commencement bonus
• $8,000 annual CME allowance + paid CME time
• Student loan assistance
• Hospital-employed benefits
• 401k match
• Paid malpractice coverage
• Relocation assistance provided
• Generous PTO

This is a meaningful psychiatry opportunity with sustainable patient volumes and strong institutional support.