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WE ARE looking for independent contractors!


WE ARE looking for independent contractors!



 

 

American Telepsychiatrists is currently seeking: 
 

BOARD CERTIFIED ADULT PSYCHIATRISTS
BOARD CERTIFIED CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRISTS
BOARD CERTIFIED GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRISTS
BOARD CERTIFIED ADDICTION PSYCHIATRISTS
CERTIFIED PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH NURSE PRACTITIONERS

 

Would you like the flexibility to see patients from your own home office?  Do you need a job but don't want to relocate?  Would you like to be able to travel but keep the same patients over time? 

Our extensive list of services to the providers include: friendly and professional nursing and administrative staff support, scheduling, billing, plug-and-play interface between our system and yours, 24/7 IT support, and high-end malpractice insurance.

We are looking for high quality providers who want to work through telepsychiatry on an ongoing basis as a lifestyle choice.  We are not looking for providers who are just looking to use telepsychiatry as a stepping stone to something else.  We as a company are very dedicated to the concept of continuity of care.

 

Your responsibilities

•   Psychiatric Evaluation and Treatment
•   Psychiatric Medication Management
•   Follow-up on labs, EKGs and other orders
•   Partnering with a colleague for coverage during vacations and illness

Your profile

•   MD/DO with completion of ACGME accredited Residency in Psychiatry (fellowship training for Child & Adolescent and Geriatric sub-specialty) 
•   Board Certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology or or a Nurse Practitioner who has completed additional training in psychiatry and achieved Psych Certification.
•   Experience working with Electronic Medical Records and good typing skills
•   Good PC skills and good people skills

 

American Telepsychiatrists is an equal opportunity agency and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, non-disqualifying physical or mental disability, national origin, sexual orientation, or any other basis covered by local law. All matters related to employment and contracting with independent contractors are decided on the basis of qualifications, merit and business need.

Does this sound right for you?

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Work with us


Work with us


Become an Independent Contractor


Become an Independent Contractor


 

An independent contractor is a physician (or nurse practitioner or psychologist or therapist) or company or group of clinicians who is/are free-standing, independent from American Telepsychiatrists and who want to provide Mental Health and Neurological services via telemedicine.  The Independent Contractor contracts with American Telepsychiatrists who in turn contracts with HMOs, Managed Care Companies, County/State/Federal Mental Health Agencies, hospitals, emergency departments, and other companies who have patients in need of psychiatric services.  We connect the provider with the patient and provide ongoing coordination and management to both providers and the agencies where they will see patients.

We provide the teleconferencing software license(s), 24/7 IT tech support, EMR/EHR, eRx, electronic lab review where available, training, scheduling, billing/collection, 1-800# phone, 1-800# fax, nursing and admin support, and very high quality professional liability insurance for any patients seen through American Telepsychiatrists.

As an Independent Contractor, you have to think of yourself as a business person, an entrepreneur.  As with any private practice or business, there are start-up costs.  You provide your own equipment, in the same way that your accountant or auto mechanic provides his/her own equipment in order to perform services for you.  Your biggest initial investment is Time.  There is a learning curve as you become familiar with the system, telemedicine, equipment, software, and the necessary EMR/EHR, eRx, electronic lab review, etc.  Since it's your business, as an Independent Contractor, you don't get paid for your start-up time.  You only get paid for seeing patients. 

Independent Contractors receive the FULL, untaxed compensation.  What this means is that you are responsible for paying ALL local, state, and federal taxes AND payroll taxes.  If you formulate a company, then we can contract with you/your company and provide the full compensation for the services you bill to us, and then your company can pay you a salary (on which you pay payroll taxes) plus dividends and distributions and bonuses (for which you do not pay payroll taxes).  Talk to your accountant about the advantages of setting yourself up as a company.


 
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