Title: Outpatient psychiatric nurse practitioner - PMHNP

The Collective is a premier operator of multidisciplinary, outpatient behavioral health clinics that provides integrative quality care to patients across all ages. The Collective was founded to create a differentiated behavioral healthcare network that redefines the current delivery system through utilization of an Extended Outpatient (EOP) level of care for individuals requiring support for affective, anxiety, and trauma related disorders. The company's uniquely integrative and data-driven approach to care is the cornerstone of The Collective's focus on delivering superior outcomes to its patients.

Our three fundamental pillars drive our culture, team, and mission:

• Quality Care
• Patient Experience
• Clinician Empowerment

At The Collective, we believe a Patient First mentality leads to quality care and we have strong conviction that in order to be Patient First, we must be Employee First. Our team is a collection of passionate individuals who care for our patients and each other. Our collaborative and energetic culture is the basis for our success as a company. We support our clinicians with best-in-class technology and clinical support to drive clinical empowerment and fuel professional development.

Outpatient Psychiatry (PMHNP) Role:

We are looking for experienced and passionate Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) to join our growing team! This role is a key member of the Clinical Care Team, which reports to the Clinical Director, and whose primary role is to embody the culture, vision, and values of The Collective and provide the highest level of care to our patients in a collaborative and caring manner. The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, in conjunction with other members of the Clinical Care Team, will coordinate the treatment of patients, develop treatment goals alongside the multidisciplinary team, and conduct individual medication management appointments with scheduled patients. In addition to caring for patients, the Clinical Team Member should also promote and embody the Company's Employee First mentality. The Collective's care team is united behind our mission of providing quality care, inspiring patients, and empowering change.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Provide high quality, compassionate, and ethical outpatient mental health treatment and medication management to patients as scheduled
• Must be experienced caring for adults age 18+; preferred if also comfortable caring for adolescents (14+) and/or children (8+)
• Actively participate as a positive member of the Clinical Team and actively work to enhance team culture
• Participate in weekly clinical team meetings discussing treatment formulation, progress, regress and/or failure; lead discharge planning, discharge summaries, follow-up care and liaison communication
• Contribute to a high-performing culture, focused on partnering with members of the Clinical Team and patients as we inspire and empower change
• Assist and participate in clinician recruiting and development efforts
• Promote and develop relationships and collaboration with community partners and resources
• Collaborate with Clinical Team Members to provide integrated care and employ evidence-based treatment modalities with patients
• The Team Member is responsible for all aspects of their allocated caseload, clinical documentation, timely entries into the medical record, and maintaining compliance with standards for documentation
• Adhere to all aspects of the clinical program's policies and procedures to ensure quality performance and assist the Clinical Director in any quality improvements that may be necessary
• Conduct client utilization reviews and medical necessity discussions with insurance payers, if necessary

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required:

• Must be licensed Nurse Practitioner, PMHNP preferred, with extensive experience and/or specialization in Behavioral Health (preferred)
• Licensed Practitioner in the state of Colorado with prescribing authority is required,
• Active DEA license in any state required, Colorado preferred
• Active NPI number required
• Candidates with insurance credentials are preferred; however, these steps may be completed later
• 2+ years' experience and knowledge providing treatment to either children, adolescent, and/or adult patients
• Skill in applying varied interventions with individuals/families in crisis
• Skill in working with a variety of cultures
• Skill in working independently and implementing time management strategies
• Ability to demonstrate positive team interactions with other Clinical Team Members
• Awareness of personal strengths and appropriate timing for referrals
• Strong work ethic, passionate and enthusiastic personality with a high degree of integrity, humility, and a positive attitude
• Professionalism in all communications internally and externally
• Working knowledge of evidence-based clinical treatment methods
• Demonstrated commitment and compassion for patients

Compensation:

The Collective offers competitive compensation, an excellent benefits package, a strong belief in a healthy work-life balance, and great opportunities for professional development and career growth.

Salary Range: $100,000-170,000 (DOE)