Jobs at SOL Mental Health

Provides evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children, including medication management, crisis intervention, and timely documentation. Requires an active New York PMHNP license, DEA license, and NPI number. The role includes collaborative clinical work, integrated care coordination, and participation in ongoing supervision and professional development.

Provide evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children; manage medication treatment, support patients in crisis, and complete accurate clinical documentation. The role requires collaboration within an integrated mental health team, strong clinical judgment, and communication skills. The employer provides administrative, billing, marketing, supervision, continuing education, and referral support.

Provide evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children; manage medications, support patients in crisis, collaborate across disciplines, and complete timely clinical documentation. The role requires an actively licensed New York Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with DEA and NPI credentials. The clinician receives administrative, billing, marketing, supervision, referral, and continuing education support in a collaborative hybrid practice environment.

Provides evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children; manages medication treatment, supports patients in crisis, and completes accurate documentation. The role requires collaboration with an integrated clinical team and coordination with administrative, billing, scheduling, and marketing support.

Provide evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children; manage patient crises with appropriate interventions; deliver medication management; maintain accurate documentation; and collaborate within an integrated mental health team. The role requires an active Maryland PMHNP license, Maryland DEA license, NPI number, and direct clinical care experience. A collaborative approach, strong clinical judgment, and communication skills are essential.

Provides evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children; manages patients in crisis, delivers medication management, collaborates across disciplines, and completes accurate clinical documentation. The role requires an active Maryland PMHNP license, Maryland DEA license, NPI number, and direct clinical-care experience. A collaborative team environment, ongoing education, administrative support, and professional development are provided.

Provides evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children, including medication management, crisis interventions, and timely clinical documentation. Collaborates with an integrated mental health team and participates in supervision, learning opportunities, and coordinated care. The role requires an actively licensed Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner in New York, along with active DEA and NPI credentials.

Build and manage referral partnerships with healthcare providers and medical groups across a territory. Conduct in-person meetings and educational outreach, grow referral pipelines, track activity and opportunities in Salesforce, analyze referral trends, and collaborate cross-functionally to improve access to mental healthcare.

Oversee day-to-day accounting, procurement, expense management, reconciliations, payroll accounting, and monthly, quarterly, and year-end close processes. Prepare financial statements and support P&L, Board reporting, tax filings, audits, budgeting, and compliance. Partner with finance, operations, clinical, practice, vendor, and outsourced teams to improve processes and support organizational growth.

Provide evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children, including medication management, crisis interventions, and timely documentation. The clinician collaborates with an integrated care team and receives administrative, billing, marketing, supervision, referral, and continuing education support.

Provides evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children, including medication management, crisis interventions, clinical documentation, and collaborative treatment. The role requires an active New York psychiatric nurse practitioner license, DEA license, and NPI number. Clinicians receive administrative, billing, marketing, supervision, referral, continuing education, and integrated-care support in a clinician-centered environment.

Provides evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children; supports patients in crisis, manages medications, maintains accurate documentation, and collaborates with an integrated clinical team. The role requires an active New York PMHNP license, DEA license, NPI number, and direct clinical care experience. Medication management experience with children, adolescents, and/or adults is highly preferred.

Provides evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children, including medication management, crisis interventions, clinical documentation, and collaborative mental health treatment. Requires an active New York PMHNP license, DEA license, and NPI number. The role offers administrative support, integrated care collaboration, professional development, and a hybrid Downtown Brooklyn office setting.

Provide evidence-based psychiatric care to adults, young adults, and children; manage medications, support patients in crisis, and complete accurate clinical documentation. The role requires an active New York PMHNP license, DEA license, and NPI number, with collaboration across an integrated mental health team.

Build referral partnerships with healthcare providers and medical practices across an assigned territory. Conduct in-person meetings and educational outreach, manage referral pipelines, track activity and opportunities in Salesforce, and collaborate cross-functionally to improve referral access. Analyze referral trends, prioritize growth opportunities, and drive market expansion while supporting increased access to mental health services.

Provides evidence-based psychiatric care and medication management to adults, young adults, and children. Supports patients in crisis, exercises clinical judgment, completes timely documentation, and collaborates with an integrated mental health team. The role requires an active Colorado PMHNP license, Colorado DEA license, NPI number, and direct clinical care experience. Benefits include clinical support, administrative assistance, CEU funding, insurance, retirement matching, paid time off, and professional liability coverage.

Manages day-to-day operations for mental health practices, including patient access, scheduling, provider productivity, financial performance, front desk operations, collections, compliance, and quality improvement. Supervises, hires, coaches, and develops non-clinical care team members while partnering with clinical leaders to improve patient experience, retention, conversion, and operational outcomes.

Provide structured psychiatric care reviews and treatment-plan oversight for Medicare patients, recommend medication and diagnostic adjustments, support clinicians, deliver evidence-based interventions, assist patients in crisis, and complete accurate documentation. The role collaborates across disciplines in an integrated-care model and serves adults, young adults, and/or children across the DMV market.

Provide structured care review and medical oversight for primarily Medicare patients, recommending treatment and medication adjustments, supporting crisis interventions, documenting care, and collaborating with primary treating clinicians across adult and youth populations. Deliver evidence-based psychiatric care and clinical supervision within an integrated, multidisciplinary setting.

Provide 10-20 hours/week of outpatient psychiatric care (in-person and telehealth) while leading clinical operations: supervise and coach PMHNPs/PAs, monitor quality, conduct chart and performance reviews, support onboarding and hiring, and partner on integrated care and clinical standards.