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Inpatient Psychiatry Moonlighting, Weekend Coverage, PRN | North Star Behavioral Health | Anchora...

North Star Behavioral Health

Anchorage, AK • On-site, Remote

Contractor, Per diem

Re-posted 4 days ago

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 Inpatient Psychiatrist | PRN, Weekends, Moonlighting | Anchorage, Alaska 

North Star Behavioral Health System has been among the top providers of behavioral health services in the state of Alaska since 1984, with the goal of supporting the whole family. Located in Anchorage, AK, North Star offers healing environments through our acute care and residential treatment programs.

Our facility holds great expectations for bringing hope and healing to children and adolescents by positively impacting their emotional and behavioral health through the compassionate care we provide. Dedicated to excellence, North Star is accredited by The Joint Commission.

Details
  • Position: Inpatient Moonlighting - Adult Psychiatrist.
  • Setting: Inpatient care, freestanding behavioral hospital. 
  • Needs: 1099 physicians to provide weekend rounding (onsite preferred) and evening call coverage for adult units.   
  • Team culture: A collegial, supportive, and caring environment that offers great work/life balance.
  • Coverage: Onsite coverage is highly preferred. Remote or hybrid arrangements considered. 
Compensation
  • 1099 Independent Contractor preferred.
  • Hourly or shift rates are available.
Required Education, Training, and Licensure
  1. MD/DO degree from an accredited program.
  2. BE or BC General Psychiatry through ABPN.
  3. Licensed to practice in the State of AK or the ability to obtain an AK medical license.
  4. Meets all credentialing criteria required by participating physicians.

About UHS

North Star Behavioral Health is owned and operated by a subsidiary of Universal Health Services, Inc. (UHS), one of the nation's largest and most respected providers of hospital and healthcare services.

Contact the In-House Recruiter shown below for more information!

Daniel Wilson

In-House Physician & APP Recruiter

North Star Behavioral Health | Universal Health Services, Inc.

C: (615) 554-0073 (Call or Text) | E: Daniel.Wilson@uhsinc.com

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