Family & Children’s Services (FCS), a leading non-profit behavioral healthcare organization in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is looking for Psychiatric Providers. FCS provides comprehensive outpatient mental health and substance abuse services, a full continuum of crisis services, and other services designed to strengthen families and help children thrive.
The Psychiatric Provider is responsible for outpatient psychiatric care of medical and psychiatric clients, liaison for hospital and structure emergency care for patients, and participation in patient care teams. Psychiatrist demonstrates knowledge of co-occurring disorders and appropriate interventions. Primary responsibilities are treatment planning based on diagnostic need. Psychiatrist works collaboratively with a wide range of clinical professionals to ensure treatment is holistic and recovery focused. New patient appointments are 40 minutes and follow ups 20 minutes.
Additional Psychiatric Provider responsibilities include lab management, treatment team participation, documentation in EHR, documentation for Patient Assistance Program (free pharmaceutical programs). No on-call, no weekends or holiday hours. Monday through Friday some evening hours desired. Robust benefit options available. Normal office hours, with some evening and weekend clinic hours for clients. Generally will treat over 20 patients daily.
Our “Ideal Candidate” should possess the following qualifications and work experience:
Located on the Arkansas River in Northeast Oklahoma, Tulsa is Oklahoma’s second-largest city. A robust and fast-growing community, Tulsa is a safe and affordable place to live, work, and play. The city offers the benefits of urban life through diverse educational opportunities, vibrant arts, entertainment, and sports scenes. Tulsa offers housing options to meet everyone’s choice – from pet-friendly lofts, apartments, and residential buildings downtown to single-family homes in midtown, to culturally diverse neighborhoods to easily commutable suburbs and nearby waterfront or country homes.
Tulsa and the region are home to many colleges and universities including the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, University of Tulsa, Oral Roberts University, Rogers State University and Tulsa Community College.
Sports enthusiasts can revel in Division I college competitions and cheer their favorite professional and developmental teams playing football, baseball, soccer, and ice hockey.
A city well-known for its philanthropy, some of Tulsa’s major attractions include Philbrook Museum of Art, Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa Zoo, The Woody Guthrie Center and the Bob Dylan Center, the Greenwood Cultural Center, and the phenomenal award-winning Gathering Place Park. Tulsa’s history is remembered in over 100 landmarks and historical districts throughout the city including the Tulsa Civic Center, Riverside, Greenwood, the John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park, and multiple Route 66 venues. Those new to Tulsa soon appreciate its wide variety of offerings as a big city while enjoying the friendly sense of community and belonging.
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For over 100 years, FCS has led the way as a major safety net provider in Tulsa and the greater metropolitan area. FCS is certified as both an Oklahoma Community Mental Health Center and Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC). Today, FCS utilizes a CCBHC framework to deliver services that are evidence-based, trauma-informed, diversion-oriented, recovery-oriented, and person-and-family-centered. FCS provides a full array of mental health and substance use disorder services, and family strengthening programs to adults, children, and youth.
With a commitment to eliminate barriers to care, FCS has developed a wide range of access points including eight convenient locations, telehealth services, home-based services, mobile crisis response teams, and co-locations within numerous organizations including four public school districts.
FCS’s CCBHC comprehensive approach uses a team-based, care-coordination model emphasizing whole-person care by integrating health and mental health along with providing a range of social services to meet client needs. A full continuum of 24/7 crisis care services are offered through crisis hotlines, mobile crisis outreach-responder models. transitional care and an urgent recovery crisis center for assessment and short stays with respite lounge chairs and longer stays with beds for law enforcement drop-offs or walk-ins.
FCS is known for its innovative approaches to meeting client and community needs. It is supported in its work by an enlightened and engaged philanthropic community with program and fundraising support.
The Psychiatric Provider is responsible for outpatient psychiatric care of medical and psychiatric clients, liaison for hospital and structure emergency care for patients, and participation in patient care teams. Psychiatrist demonstrates knowledge of co-occurring disorders and appropriate interventions. Primary responsibilities are treatment planning based on diagnostic need. Psychiatrist works collaboratively with a wide range of clinical professionals to ensure treatment is holistic and recovery focused. New patient appointments are 40 minutes and follow ups 20 minutes.
Additional Psychiatric Provider responsibilities include lab management, treatment team participation, documentation in EHR, documentation for Patient Assistance Program (free pharmaceutical programs). No on-call, no weekends or holiday hours. Monday through Friday some evening hours desired. Robust benefit options available. Normal office hours, with some evening and weekend clinic hours for clients. Generally will treat over 20 patients daily.
Our “Ideal Candidate” should possess the following qualifications and work experience:
Located on the Arkansas River in Northeast Oklahoma, Tulsa is Oklahoma’s second-largest city. A robust and fast-growing community, Tulsa is a safe and affordable place to live, work, and play. The city offers the benefits of urban life through diverse educational opportunities, vibrant arts, entertainment, and sports scenes. Tulsa offers housing options to meet everyone’s choice – from pet-friendly lofts, apartments, and residential buildings downtown to single-family homes in midtown, to culturally diverse neighborhoods to easily commutable suburbs and nearby waterfront or country homes.
Tulsa and the region are home to many colleges and universities including the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, University of Tulsa, Oral Roberts University, Rogers State University and Tulsa Community College.
Sports enthusiasts can revel in Division I college competitions and cheer their favorite professional and developmental teams playing football, baseball, soccer, and ice hockey.
A city well-known for its philanthropy, some of Tulsa’s major attractions include Philbrook Museum of Art, Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa Zoo, The Woody Guthrie Center and the Bob Dylan Center, the Greenwood Cultural Center, and the phenomenal award-winning Gathering Place Park. Tulsa’s history is remembered in over 100 landmarks and historical districts throughout the city including the Tulsa Civic Center, Riverside, Greenwood, the John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park, and multiple Route 66 venues. Those new to Tulsa soon appreciate its wide variety of offerings as a big city while enjoying the friendly sense of community and belonging.
Music: “Memories of Thailand (Beat Doctor’s ‘Stuck in Britain’ Remix”) by Risey
From the Free Music Archive – www.freemusicarchive.org
For over 100 years, FCS has led the way as a major safety net provider in Tulsa and the greater metropolitan area. FCS is certified as both an Oklahoma Community Mental Health Center and Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC). Today, FCS utilizes a CCBHC framework to deliver services that are evidence-based, trauma-informed, diversion-oriented, recovery-oriented, and person-and-family-centered. FCS provides a full array of mental health and substance use disorder services, and family strengthening programs to adults, children, and youth.
With a commitment to eliminate barriers to care, FCS has developed a wide range of access points including eight convenient locations, telehealth services, home-based services, mobile crisis response teams, and co-locations within numerous organizations including four public school districts.
FCS’s CCBHC comprehensive approach uses a team-based, care-coordination model emphasizing whole-person care by integrating health and mental health along with providing a range of social services to meet client needs. A full continuum of 24/7 crisis care services are offered through crisis hotlines, mobile crisis outreach-responder models. transitional care and an urgent recovery crisis center for assessment and short stays with respite lounge chairs and longer stays with beds for law enforcement drop-offs or walk-ins.
FCS is known for its innovative approaches to meeting client and community needs. It is supported in its work by an enlightened and engaged philanthropic community with program and fundraising support.
