Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (Kingston Region)

Job Opportunity

Job Summary — Why Experienced Geriatric Psychiatric NPs Choose Us Fastest-growing behavioral health provider serving nursing homes and long-term care communities — now expanding well beyond the Northeast Highly lucrative earning potential with consistent patient volume and long-term stability True clinical autonomy with senior-level psychiatric support when desired Mission-driven work serving vulnerable geriatric populations who are historically underserved Predictable weekday schedule with no on-call responsibilities Strong work/life balance with leadership that respects personal commitments Structured infrastructure that allows experienced providers to practice at the top of their license Clear pathway for long-term growth as we expand into additional states

Requirements Board-certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Active, unrestricted state license Current DEA registration Minimum 2+ years of experience working with geriatric or long-term care populations Advanced knowledge of dementia-related behavioral management Confidence managing medically complex, polypharmacy-heavy patients Ability to function independently while contributing to a collaborative care model

Mission & Clinical Impact This opportunity is designed for Psychiatric NPs who are deeply motivated by service and impact. You will provide essential psychiatric care to elderly residents in skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and long-term care communities — patients who often face limited access to consistent behavioral health support. Our providers make a measurable difference by stabilizing complex psychiatric conditions, reducing unnecessary hospital transfers, addressing behavioral disturbances with dignity, and improving overall quality of life for residents and their families. In this role, you will: Perform comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and longitudinal follow-up care Treat mood disorders, psychosis, anxiety disorders, trauma-related conditions, and neurocognitive decline Manage Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD) using evidence-based interventions Optimize medication regimens while minimizing polypharmacy and adverse effects Conduct capacity assessments and behavioral risk evaluations Collaborate closely with nursing leadership, medical teams, and social services Provide staff education and guidance to strengthen behavioral health practices within facilities

Benefits Compensation & Lifestyle Benefits Financially rewarding compensation model with significant earning potential No evenings, weekends, or on-call obligations Consistent weekday schedule supporting true work/life balance Leadership that is flexible and understanding when personal matters arise Ongoing mentorship from Senior Psychiatric NPs and on-staff Psychiatrists Advancement opportunities as we continue expanding nationally

Benefits Comprehensive full benefits package 401(k) retirement plan with employer match Health insurance plan options Paid time off (PTO) package Additional benefit offerings based on employment status