Resident and Fellowship trained Psychiatrists-Outpatient

To qualify for the Resident and Fellowship trained Psychiatrists-Outpatient role at LifeStance Health in Salt Lake City, you need to be fully licensed in Utah, board eligible or board certified in Psychiatry, and possess an unencumbered DEA. Experience in both medication management and therapy is essential, ensuring you can provide comprehensive care to your patients.

In the role of Resident and Fellowship trained Psychiatrists-Outpatient at LifeStance Health, you can enjoy a flexible work schedule. This position is entirely outpatient, which means no night shifts, hospital calls, or weekend work. We offer opportunities for both full-time and part-time positions, providing the work-life balance that you deserve.

LifeStance Health is committed to supporting its team members, and as a Resident and Fellowship trained Psychiatrist-Outpatient, you'll benefit from a comprehensive benefits package that includes competitive salary potential, generous above-market compensation, and unlimited earning opportunities. Additionally, you will work in a collegial environment with full administrative support.

Yes, LifeStance Health offers a sign-on bonus for professionals joining our team as Resident and Fellowship trained Psychiatrists-Outpatient. This bonus adds an extra incentive to join our fast-growing behavioral health practice in Salt Lake City, UT.

As a Resident and Fellowship trained Psychiatrist-Outpatient at LifeStance Health, you play a critical role in fulfilling our mission of improving mental health access. By providing personalized and trusted care, you'll directly contribute to helping individuals lead healthier, more fulfilling lives, aligning with our goal of unifying mental and physical healthcare.

When answering this question, focus on specific techniques you’ve used in medication management, discuss any therapeutic approaches you’re trained in, and share success stories that highlight your effectiveness in both areas.

Discuss your routine for continuing education, mention any relevant journals you read, and highlight conferences or training sessions you’ve attended. This showcases your commitment to professional development and quality patient care.

Provide a structured answer highlighting your approach to empathy, listening, and adjusting treatment plans accordingly, while maintaining professional boundaries. Share examples of successful outcomes, emphasizing communication and collaboration.

Mention specific strategies such as motivational interviewing, regular follow-ups, or integrating technology like patient portals to keep patients connected and involved in their treatment plans.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to outline a specific example, detailing how you assessed the situation, the rationale behind your decisions, and the positive outcomes that resulted from your actions.

Emphasize your prioritization of self-care, setting boundaries, and utilizing a support network, while sharing how this balance has positively impacted your patients' care and personal life.

Discuss the importance of interdisciplinary teamwork and how you collaborate with other mental health professionals, summarizing the impact collaboration has on patient outcomes and care.

Reflect on your motivations, influences, or experiences that led you to psychiatry. Personal anecdotes can resonate well, as they showcase your passion and personality.

Demonstrating your knowledge of LifeStance Health shows your enthusiasm. Discuss their commitment to unified healthcare, their values of empathy and belonging, and how they align with your professional philosophy.

Outline your methods for assessing treatment efficacy, such as patient feedback, progress tracking, and adjusting plans based on outcomes, showcasing your dedication to providing the best possible care.