Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)

As a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) at Done., your main responsibilities include conducting ADHD evaluations and managing ongoing patient care. You will have the opportunity to work closely with a dedicated clinical admin team that supports you with patient scheduling and pharmacy communications, ensuring you can focus on providing personalized care.

To qualify for the PMHNP position at Done., you need a valid PMHNP license and DEA license, and if applicable, you must have a collaborating physician, especially in states where it's required. Additionally, proficiency in computer skills and excellent communication abilities are crucial for adapting to our technology-driven platform.

At Done., PMHNPs enjoy a comfortable and fun remote work environment. You can work from anywhere while being a part of a tight-knit team that includes medical doctors and other clinicians. This setting promotes collaboration and support, making it an ideal place for professionals who thrive in a fast-moving, high-growth atmosphere.

Yes, Done. provides extensive support for PMHNPs, including on-site training for complex cases with expert psychiatrists, as well as a dedicated clinical admin team to handle non-clinical tasks. This allows you to focus entirely on patient care, enhancing both your professional experience and the care provided to patients.

Working as a PMHNP at Done. offers numerous benefits, including a flexible work schedule, options for full-time employment with additional compensation and benefits, malpractice liability insurance, and the opportunity for collaborative practice with seasoned physicians. All these perks contribute to a fulfilling work experience that puts patients first.

In an interview, you might explain that you start by thoroughly reviewing the patient's history and symptoms, using standardized assessment tools, and having an open dialogue with the patient to gather comprehensive insights. Emphasize your belief in a patient-centered approach that prioritizes understanding their unique needs.

Be prepared to discuss a specific patient case that demonstrates your problem-solving abilities and compassion. Focus on the steps you took to assess the patient’s condition and the collaborative strategies you employed to develop an effective treatment plan.

Highlight your comfort with technology by sharing how you use digital tools for patient follow-ups, assessments, and maintaining communication. Discuss the importance of building rapport and trust over digital platforms to ensure a strong therapeutic relationship.

In response, explain your organizational skills and how you prioritize patient care above all. Share your experiences working with a support team that allows you to delegate administrative responsibilities and manage your time effectively.

Talk about your belief in a collaborative approach that empowers patients in their care journey. Stress the importance of active listening, educational support, and tailoring treatment plans to meet individual needs and preferences.

Discuss your commitment to lifelong learning. Mention how you attend webinars, read research articles, participate in relevant training sessions, and collaborate with colleagues to ensure you are always up-to-date with the best practices in ADHD treatment.

Share specific examples of how you have acted as a patient advocate, promoting their needs and preferences within the healthcare system. State your understanding of the importance of inclusive care that considers all patient backgrounds and experiences.

Describe your systematic approach to reevaluating the treatment plan, which would involve seeking feedback from the patient, discussing possible causes for the lack of response, and being willing to adjust treatment strategies based on evidence-based guidelines.

Mention specific digital platforms and electronic health record systems you've used in your practice. Emphasize your comfort with learning new technologies and adapting quickly to new software updates to enhance patient care.

Emphasize the strategies you employ, such as setting clear expectations, maintaining regular check-ins, actively listening to patient concerns, and using video conferencing to foster a more personal interaction than traditional phone calls.