Psychiatrist - Clinical Care & Resident Education

The psychiatrist will dedicate approximately 50% of their time to providing comprehensive psychiatric services, including screening, evaluation, diagnosis, and developing individualized treatment plans for children and adult clients. The remaining 50% is devoted to teaching and mentoring psychiatry residents through clinical instruction, case consultation, and modeling best practices.

Candidates must hold a doctor of medicine or doctor of osteopathic medicine degree with relevant board certification or eligibility by the american board of psychiatry and neurology. Licensure requires being a licensed physician in connecticut, holding an active dea controlled substance registration, and an active connecticut controlled substance registration.