SUBSTANCE.USE. AD. 2025.doc
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- 3374-25-R-RFIN-00007-V01
- Solicitation number
- 3150006121
- Issued by
- Pike County, Mississippi
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The document is a contract opportunity announcement from the Mississippi State Hospital for a Contract Psychiatrist position in the Substance Use Disorder Unit. The solicitation (RFx 3150006109) seeks a qualified psychiatrist to provide inpatient psychiatric care, with duties including patient admission, diagnosis, treatment management, progress note documentation, treatment team leadership, and collaboration with psychiatric staff. The contract period will span from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2029, with the contract worker averaging 22 hours per week and not exceeding 4,576 total hours during the contract term.
Compensation for the position is set at $200.00 per hour, with minimum qualifications requiring a Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree, completed psychiatry residency, an unrestricted Mississippi medical license, current DEA registration, and board certification or board eligibility in psychiatry. Preferred candidates will have experience treating individuals with substance use disorders. Application materials must include a curriculum vitae, medical license copy, and three current peer reviews, which can be submitted via email to gene.amason@msh.state.ms.us or mailed to the Mississippi State Hospital's Medical Staff Liaison by noon on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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Psychiatrist for Substance Use Disorder Unit Mississippi State Hospital will be accepting resumes until noon Wednesday, February 19, 2025 for a psychiatrist (RFx 3150006109) to work as a Contract Worker providing inpatient psychiatric care to patients receiving treatment on a substance use disorder unit. Duties will include, but not be limited to:
· Admitting, diagnosing, treating, and managing the care of individuals on the Substance Use Service.
· Writing progress notes, discharge summaries, and signing treatment plans within the timeframes specified in hospital policy and in the MSH Medical Staff Bylaws
· Attending and leading treatment team meetings at least once a week
· Providing clinical leadership on the unit
· Collaborating with psychiatric nurse practitioner(s)
· Serving as an attending physician for psychiatry residents
· Abiding by MSH Policies and Procedures, DMH Policies, Joint Commission and CMS Standards, and the MSH Medical Staff Bylaws and Rules and Regulations.
· Other duties as assigned by the Clinical Director
Minimum qualifications: Doctor of Medicine Degree or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Degree from an accredited medical school; successful completion of a psychiatry residency program; a current, unrestricted license to practice medicine in the state of Mississippi; a current registration certificate issued by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA); currently board-certified or board-eligible in psychiatry; and meet all requirements for appointment and privileges for the MSH Medical Staff. Experience treating individuals with substance use disorders is preferred. The contract worker will work for an average of 22 hours per week. The number of hours in the contract period shall not exceed 4,576. The contract period will begin on or after July 1,2025 and end on or before June 30, 2029. The hourly rate for these services will be $200.00.
Curriculum vitae, a copy of medical license and 3 current peer reviews must be submitted to Gene Amason, Medical Staff Liaison, Mississippi State Hospital, P. O. Box 157-A, Whitfield, MS 39193 or emailed to gene.amason@msh.state.ms.us
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