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Private Practice Psychiatry Jobs (NOW HIRING)

NY · On-site

$263.67 - $375.53/hr

Practice Psychiatry Without the Business Headaches Ready to focus purely on clinical care while we ... Unlike traditional private practice, you won't need to invest in overhead costs, staff, or business ...

Licensed Psychiatrist- Oregon

Portland, OR · On-site

$336.41 - $479.13/hr

Practice Psychiatry Without the Business Headaches Ready to focus purely on clinical care while we ... Why SonderMind Works for Psychiatrists Unlike traditional private practice, you won't need to ...

Licensed Psychiatrist- Iowa

Des Moines, IA · On-site

$336.41 - $479.13/hr

Practice Psychiatry Without the Business Headaches Ready to focus purely on clinical care while we ... Why SonderMind Works for Psychiatrists Unlike traditional private practice, you won't need to ...

Licensed Psychiatrist- Utah

Salt Lake City, UT · On-site

$263.67 - $375.53/hr

Practice Psychiatry Without the Business Headaches Ready to focus purely on clinical care while we ... Unlike traditional private practice, you won't need to invest in overhead costs, staff, or business ...

Licensed Psychiatrist- New Hampshire

Nashua, NH · On-site

$263.67 - $375.53/hr

Practice Psychiatry Without the Business Headaches Ready to focus purely on clinical care while we ... Why SonderMind Works for Psychiatrists Unlike traditional private practice, you won't need to ...

Licensed Psychiatrist- New Mexico

Santa Fe, NM · On-site

$263.67 - $375.53/hr

Practice Psychiatry Without the Business Headaches Ready to focus purely on clinical care while we ... Why SonderMind Works for Psychiatrists Unlike traditional private practice, you won't need to ...

Licensed Psychiatrist- Kansas

Overland Park, KS · On-site

$263.67 - $375.53/hr

Practice Psychiatry Without the Business Headaches Ready to focus purely on clinical care while we ... Unlike traditional private practice, you won't need to invest in overhead costs, staff, or business ...

Practice Psychiatry Without the Business Headaches Ready to focus purely on clinical care while we ... Unlike traditional private practice, you won't need to invest in overhead costs, staff, or business ...

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How much do private practice psychiatry jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 6, 2026, the average yearly pay for private practice psychiatry in the United States is $259,497.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $212,000.00 and $317,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is private practice psychiatry?

Private practice psychiatry refers to psychiatrists who operate their own medical practices, providing mental health evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment services independently rather than through a hospital or clinic system. These psychiatrists typically manage administrative aspects of their business, such as billing, scheduling, and compliance. Private practice allows for more flexibility in patient care and often provides a more personalized treatment setting. Patients may seek private practice psychiatrists for individualized attention, privacy, and continuity of care.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a private practice psychiatrist?

To thrive as a Private Practice Psychiatrist, you need a medical degree, completed psychiatry residency, board certification, and strong diagnostic and therapeutic skills. Familiarity with electronic health records (EHRs), telepsychiatry platforms, and billing/coding systems is essential for efficient practice management. Exceptional active listening, empathy, and strong interpersonal communication help build trust with patients and foster successful outcomes. These skills and qualifications are vital for delivering high-quality mental health care while effectively running an independent practice.

What are some common challenges psychiatrists face when establishing and maintaining a private practice?

Psychiatrists in private practice often encounter challenges such as managing the business aspects of their clinic, including billing, insurance claims, and administrative tasks. They must also build and retain a steady patient base, which can take time and requires effective networking and marketing. Additionally, balancing clinical responsibilities with business management may lead to longer work hours, especially in the early stages. However, private practice offers greater autonomy over scheduling and patient care, making it rewarding for those who value independence.

What is the difference between Private Practice Psychiatry vs Hospital Psychiatry?

AspectPrivate Practice PsychiatryHospital Psychiatry
Work EnvironmentPrivate office or clinic setting, independent practiceHospital wards, inpatient units, emergency departments
CredentialsMD or DO, state medical license, board certification in psychiatryMD or DO, state medical license, board certification in psychiatry
Patient InteractionTypically outpatient, ongoing patient relationshipsInpatient, acute care, crisis management
Work HoursGenerally regular office hours, flexible schedulingShift work, including nights, weekends, and on-call duties

Private Practice Psychiatry involves outpatient care in a private setting with flexible hours, focusing on ongoing patient relationships. Hospital Psychiatry is centered on inpatient care within hospital settings, often requiring shift work and handling acute cases. Both roles require similar credentials but differ significantly in work environment and patient interaction.

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Infographic showing various Private Practice Psychiatry job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 2% As Needed, 75% Full Time, 20% Part Time, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 90% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 8% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $259,497 per year, or $124.8 per hour.

Physician Psychiatry - Competitive Salary

FCS, Inc.

Mount Pleasant, SC

Other

Re-posted 9 days ago


Job description

ADULT PSYCHIATRIST

Mount Pleasant, SC | Hybrid | Outpatient

Mount Pleasant Life. Not Mount Misery Hours.

Quick reality check:

If you’re living (or trying to live) in Mount Pleasant but your job:

  • Eats your evenings
  • Owns your weekends
  • Forces a daily commute like it’s 2009
  • Pays you like geography doesn’t matter

That’s the problem.
This role is the solution.

THE MONEY (FIRST — AS IT SHOULD BE)

Let’s not dance around it.

  • Top-of-market base compensation
  • Unlimited incentive pay
    (no cap, no games, no “we’ll review” meetings)
  • Sign-on bonus + relocation $$$
  • Loan repayment options
  • Malpractice with tail covered

Yes — Mount Pleasant money
without Mount Pleasant burnout.

THE FLEXIBILITY (THIS IS WHY PEOPLE APPLY)

  • True hybrid schedule — in-person + telepsychiatry
  • Design your week like someone with leverage
  • Fewer commutes, more control
  • Monday–Friday
  • ❌ No nights
  • ❌ No weekends
  • ❌ No call

This is the schedule people quietly protect once they get it.

THE WORK (NORMAL… IN A GOOD WAY)

  • 100% outpatient
  • Adult psychiatry
  • Medication management + psychotherapy
  • Mostly commercially insured patients
  • Optional access to TMS & Spravato (site-based)
  • Manageable pace — not “fake urgency”

You practice psychiatry.
You’re not plugged into chaos for productivity points. For more information contact Russ Carter at (800)783-9152 or email admin@fcspsy.com regarding Job# SC119b.

THE SETUP (PRIVATE PRACTICE ENERGY, NONE OF THE STRESS)

  • Modern, professional office in Mount Pleasant
  • Front desk, scheduling, billing — handled
  • Admin support that actually supports
  • Functional EHR (rare but real)
  • Collaborative team of Psychiatrists, APPs, and Therapists

Feels like your own practice —
minus staff headaches, overhead, and Sunday dread.

WHAT YOU NEED (THIS WON’T GET WEIRD)

  • MD or DO
  • BE/BC in Psychiatry
  • SC license (or in process)
  • Active DEA

That’s it. No personality quizzes.

THE REAL SUMMARY

If you’re an Adult Psychiatrist who wants:

  • Excellent pay
  • Hybrid freedom
  • Predictable hours
  • Support without micromanagement
  • A job that matches Mount Pleasant life

This is one of the cleanest outpatient psych roles in the Charleston area.

Mount Pleasant, SC
Money first
Hybrid done right
Psychiatry that leaves room for living