Outpatient Psychiatry - Boston - Award-Winning Healthcare System

Award-Winning Healthcare System seeking full-time and part-time Psychiatrists for outpatient practice in Boston.

Opportunity Details

• Work collaboratively with psychiatry and medical teams
• A multidisciplinary approach to care
• Fully integrated electronic medical record system (EPIC)
• Teaching and supervising residents and other trainees for those with interest
• Opportunity to participate in existing departmental research programs
• Multi-campus hospital setting and an integrated network of both primary and specialty outpatient care 
• Practice sites in the city and Metro-North Region
• A teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School 
• Academic appointments are available commensurate with HMS criteria and candidate qualifications

Compensation/Benefits

Competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package including health and dental insurance, 403b retirement accounts with matching, generous PTO, CME allotment.

About Boston

The area, the people, and the institutions within its political boundaries can only begin to define the essence of Boston. Its nickname “Beantown” has its origin in colonial times, when Boston, as a stop on a major trade route with the West Indies, had a steady supply of molasses from the Caribbean, thus leading to the creation of a popular dish that became known as Boston baked beans (beans baked in molasses). As a city and as a name, Boston is a symbol of much that has gone into the development of the American consciousness, and its presence reaches far beyond its immediate environs. As the spiritual capital of the New England states, as the progenitor of the American Revolution and the nation, and as the earliest center of American culture, Boston has influenced the country for some three centuries. Though Boston, like New England in general, has played a lessening role in national life since the early 20th century, it has remained the focal point of what may be the most diversified and dynamic combination of educational, cultural, medical, and scientific activities in the United States.

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