Child or General Psychiatrist hybrid (Outpatient) sign on Bonus

As a Child or General Psychiatrist at LifeStance Health, you'll be primarily focused on outpatient care, employing both medication management and therapeutic techniques. Your responsibilities will include evaluating patients, developing individualized treatment plans, providing therapy as needed, and collaborating with a supportive team to ensure holistic patient care. Additionally, the role involves flexible telemedicine options to meet diverse patient needs.

To be eligible for the Child or General Psychiatrist position at LifeStance Health, candidates must hold a valid medical license in Oklahoma, be board-certified or board-eligible in psychiatry, and possess an unencumbered DEA registration. Experience in both medication management and therapy is essential, as is a commitment to delivering high-quality, compassionate care.

LifeStance Health offers an impressive benefits package for its Child or General Psychiatrists, which includes health, dental, vision, and life insurance, a 401k plan with matching, paid parental leave, and generous holiday time. You’ll also have the opportunity to earn additional compensation for collaboration with mid-levels, all in a collegial work environment designed for your success.

Yes! LifeStance Health promotes a hybrid model, allowing Child or General Psychiatrists to work both remotely via telemedicine and in-person at our modern offices. This flexibility supports a healthy work-life balance while ensuring that you can meet the needs of your patients effectively.

The team culture at LifeStance Health is built on principles of belonging, empathy, courage, and teamwork. As a Child or General Psychiatrist, you will join a community that values diverse perspectives and fosters an inclusive environment, allowing everyone to thrive while working together towards shared goals.

When answering this question, share your personal journey and the specific experiences that drew you to the field of psychiatry. Emphasize your commitment to mental health and how your background, education, and previous roles shaped your passion for this important work.

Discuss your approach to assessing and treating challenging cases. Mention the importance of understanding each patient’s unique context, the role of family dynamics in treatment, and the strategies you employ to engage young patients in their care.

Highlight your familiarity with telemedicine technologies and discuss how you’ve integrated virtual care into your practice. Provide examples of how this approach can benefit patients, especially in terms of accessibility and convenience.

Choose a specific case to illustrate your ability to develop effective treatment plans. Detail the initial assessment, the goals established, the interventions implemented, and the patient’s progress, while ensuring confidentiality is maintained.

Share the methods you use to continue your education and stay informed, such as attending conferences, participating in webinars, and engaging with professional networks. This demonstrates your commitment to providing the best care possible.

Explain your approach to engaging families in the treatment process. Discuss the importance of collaboration, how you incorporate family feedback, and the positive impact of involving parents or guardians in care decisions.

Identify qualities such as empathy, patience, strong communication skills, and resilience that you believe contribute to success in this role. Provide examples of how you embody these qualities in your practice.

Describe your philosophy regarding medication management specifically for pediatric patients. Include your considerations for dosage, side effects, and monitoring progress to ensure safe and effective treatment.

Discuss your experience working in a team-based approach, highlighting the benefits of collaboration with other healthcare professionals. Provide examples of how this integrated model enhances patient outcomes.

Share techniques you utilize to establish trust and rapport with children or adolescents, such as using age-appropriate language, engaging in playful interactions, and demonstrating active listening. These are critical in creating a therapeutic alliance.