Jobs at MindCare Solutions

Provide direct behavioral health counseling, assessments, telehealth services, and case management. Develop care plans, administer screening tools (PHQ-9, GAD-7), collaborate with clinical teams, educate patients/families, coordinate referrals, monitor outcomes, and support program development and staff training to integrate behavioral health into patient care.

Provide mental health assessments, therapy, and crisis intervention for incarcerated individuals, while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to ensure safe patient care.

Provides behavioral health care to incarcerated individuals, including mental health assessments, diagnoses, treatment planning, individual and group therapy, crisis intervention, suicide risk evaluations, documentation, care coordination, and discharge or reentry planning. Collaborates with medical staff, correctional officers, and interdisciplinary teams while following correctional healthcare regulations, safety protocols, and professional boundaries.

Provides psychiatric assessments, diagnoses, treatment plans, medication management, therapeutic interventions, and emergency consultation for child and adolescent patients in hospital and inpatient behavioral health settings. Conducts daily rounds, responds to emergency department and inpatient consults, collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, educates patients and families, maintains compliant medical records, and participates in quality improvement initiatives. Weekend and on-call coverage is required.

Provides psychotherapy, counseling, psychological evaluations, suicide-risk assessments, treatment planning, crisis intervention, and referrals for incarcerated individuals in a correctional facility. Collaborates with psychiatrists and medical professionals, supervises and trains mental health staff, maintains clinical documentation, and participates in quality-of-care reviews. This is a part-time onsite role requiring an active Michigan LCSW or LPC license.

Provides telehealth psychiatric care for emergency department and acute-care patients, including psychiatric assessments, diagnoses, medication management, psychotherapy, crisis intervention, admission evaluations, and individualized treatment planning. Maintains compliant medical records, conducts chart audits and peer reviews, collaborates with multidisciplinary clinical teams, and supports quality and regulatory requirements. Requires active North Carolina or PSYPACT licensure and inpatient trauma experience.

Provides part-time psychiatric care to geriatric patients in long-term care and other clinical settings. Conducts psychiatric evaluations, manages psychotropic medications, develops individualized treatment plans, collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, participates in case reviews and quality improvement initiatives, and supports partner organizations. Requires travel up to 50% within assigned regions.

Provides telehealth psychiatric evaluations, diagnoses, treatment recommendations, follow-up care, and medication management for patients experiencing postpartum depression and related perinatal mental health conditions. Documents clinical encounters, treatment plans, and ICD-10/CPT coding in the EHR; collaborates with Maternal-Fetal Medicine teams and participates in credentialing and enrollment processes. This is a flexible part-time independent contractor role requiring approximately eight weekday hours weekly.

The Forensic Psychiatrist will manage mental health services for inmates, conducting assessments, prescribing medications, and coordinating care while ensuring compliance with regulations.

The LMHP provides mental health services including intake, crisis intervention, counseling, and participates in treatment team discussions and patient care coordination.

The Forensic Psychiatrist will lead mental health services in a correctional setting by providing assessments, prescribing medications, creating treatment plans, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Forensic Psychiatrist will conduct psychiatric assessments, manage treatment plans, maintain medical records, and coordinate care within correctional settings, ensuring compliance with legal and medical standards.

Provides psychotherapy, psychological evaluations, diagnoses, treatment planning, suicide-risk assessments, and evidence-based interventions for incarcerated individuals. Collaborates with psychiatrists and medical professionals on referrals and medication management. Supervises and trains mental health staff, delivers crisis-intervention education, maintains clinical documentation, and participates in quality-of-care reviews within a correctional setting.

Provide psychiatric assessments, diagnoses, medication management, and treatment planning for PACE participants and support BHUs, ED, and Med-Surg. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and collaborating psychiatrist, deliver crisis intervention and follow-up care, educate patients and caregivers, maintain documentation, and participate in quality improvement. Spanish bilingual required. Part-time, 1099 contractor.

Provide telehealth psychological services to incarcerated individuals including assessments, diagnosis, psychotherapy, crisis intervention, and treatment recommendations. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, monitor psychotropic medication issues, train correctional staff on suicide prevention, maintain documentation, participate in quality improvement, and refer to psychiatrists as needed.

The LPC/LCSW role involves providing high-quality behavioral health services, counseling, care coordination, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Key duties include assessing patients, delivering telehealth support, and collaborating with healthcare teams for effective treatment plans.

The psychiatrist conducts psychiatric assessments, prescribes medications, creates treatment plans, audits charts, and collaborates with healthcare staff. They also handle crisis situations and ensure compliance with regulations.

The Correctional Psychiatrist manages mental health services for inmates, conducts assessments, prescribes medications, coordinates care, and ensures compliance with regulations.

The LPCC/LISW role involves providing behavioral health services, conducting assessments, offering telehealth support, and coordinating care with clinical teams to enhance patient outcomes.

Provide telehealth psychotherapy, assessments, crisis intervention, and case management for adolescents in IOP settings. Develop care plans, coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, document in EHR, administer screening tools, and support discharge and community referrals while maintaining compliance with licensing and HIPAA.