Part Time Psychiatrist Specifications 25-26.pdf
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This is a job specifications document for a part-time consulting psychiatrist position with SUNY Geneseo's Student Health and Counseling Services in New York. The position requires an estimated 15 hours per week over a one-week period, with the individual working approximately two days per week on-site or face-to-face for at least half of the time. The contract period runs from September 5, 2025, through May 18, 2026, covering the academic year. The psychiatrist will be responsible for providing comprehensive psychiatric diagnostic assessments, medication evaluations, treatment planning, and psychiatric management of patients referred through Counseling Services. Interested candidates must contact the designated Campus contact within 15 business days of the advertisement notice.
Candidates must hold a doctorate in medicine from an accredited institution, have completed a psychiatry residency, maintain an active medical license in New York, and be board certified in psychiatry with a minimum of three years of experience. An active DEA number and appropriate credentials, privileges, and specialty board certification are required conditions of employment. The position carries a discretionary award authority of up to $125,000 under NYS Education Law 355(5)(a), with a sealed bid process not required. Qualified candidates should submit their credentials and proposed hourly rate. Laura Iafrati, MD, has been awarded an identical or substantially similar contract within the past five years. Preferred qualifications include electronic medical record proficiency and multicultural competency, with demonstrated experience assessing and treating complex psychiatric disorders common to college-age populations.
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Job Title: Consulting Psychiatrist Hours: Estimated 2 days a week, must be on-site or face to face at least half of the time Period: 9/5/2025 to 5/18/2026
Student Health and Counseling is seeking an enthusiastic and experienced psychiatrist to serve as a Consulting Psychiatrist for Counseling Services. This position is an estimated 15-hour over a one-week period hourly position to work during the academic year. The individual will be responsible for providing comprehensive psychiatric diagnostic assessments, medication evaluations, treatment planning, and psychiatric management of patients seen through Counseling Services.
Requirements Required Credentials:
A doctorate in medicine from an accredited school is requires, as is the completion of psychiatry residency. License to practice medicine in the state of New York. Board certified in psychiatry. Minimum of 3 years of experience in psychiatry. Must obtain and maintain credentials, privileges, and specialty broad certification as a condition of employment. An active Federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) number is also required. The ability to perform psychiatric mental health duties in accordance with established SUNY Geneseo’s Student Health and Counseling policies and procedures and the American Psychiatric Association's Standards of Practice is required.
Job Description:
SUNY Geneseo’s Student Health and Counseling is seeking a psychiatrist with demonstrated competency in the areas of: psychiatric diagnostic evaluation, medication evaluation, ongoing medication follow-up prescription, clinical consultation, collaborative co-treatment with multidisciplinary mental health clinicians and ethical decision-making is also required. The ability to ensure compliance with appropriate regulatory requirements and provide the highest quality psychiatric care is provided to patients is essential. The ability to develop and maintain partnerships with multidisciplinary mental health clinicians to achieve quality care is required. In addition, strong communication skills, both written and verbal; critical analysis skills; problem solving skills and prioritization/time management skills are required. Experience assessing and treating complex psychiatric disorders common to college age populations is required. Electronic medical record and multicultural competency are highly preferred.
If interested in submitting a quote, please send candidate credentials and an hourly rate.
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