Consulting Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant

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🕒 June 26

🗽 New York – Remote

🗽 New York – Remote

⏳ Contract/Temporary

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

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Protocol Behavioral Health

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11 - 50 employees

Founded 2025

🏥 Healthcare

🤝 B2B

Healthcare • B2B

Protocol Behavioral Health is a clinical services and care-delivery organization that provides oncology-focused behavioral health support to cancer patients using evidence-based Collaborative Care (CoCM) interventions. It partners with oncology practices to integrate virtual behavioral healthcare into existing workflows and EHRs, offering rapid access to oncology-trained behavioral health specialists and psychiatrists, structured updates for oncologists, and revenue-generating services that improve patient outcomes, treatment adherence, and reduce unnecessary utilization. The company is grounded in academic research and adapts proven clinical models to community oncology settings.

📋 Description

• Work within Protocol’s Collaborative Care Model (CoCM), supporting behavioral health care managers in treating oncology patients • Join weekly consultation meetings reviewing the Collaborative Care Model patient registry • Support the consulting psychiatrist in evaluating treatment plans and contributing to medication recommendations • Provide direct psychiatric evaluation and treatment, including prescribing psychiatric medications when indicated and within scope of practice • Maintain working knowledge of interactions between psychiatric medications and common oncology treatments under supervising psychiatrist guidance • Communicate treatment support and care coordination to oncology teams • Evaluate psychiatric risk in oncology care, including suicidal ideation, trauma responses, and psychiatric impacts of cancer diagnoses and treatment • Collaborate with behavioral health care managers, oncology providers, and outside psychiatric providers as needed • Participate in required initial and ongoing training • Engage in ongoing supervision and department meetings as needed • Perform other duties as assigned

🎯 Requirements

• Active, unrestricted license in at least one US state as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) or Physician Assistant (PA-C) with demonstrated psychiatric training, experience, or certification (e.g., CAQ-Psychiatry or equivalent) • Preference for New York licensure • Ability to support a caseload of patients with different diagnoses, backgrounds, cultures, and varying degrees of acuity • Experience with patients in oncology and/or chronic or serious medical illness settings • Experience supporting patients with suicidal ideation and/or trauma • Comfort treating co-occurring mood disorders, anxiety disorders, adjustment disorders, and ADHD in a medically complex population • Ability to practice collaboratively within a supervised care model, with openness to clinical oversight and team-based decision making • Strong communication skills and ability to respond to patient and team messages in a timely manner • Maintain licensure in home state and obtain licensure in other states as requested by Protocol

🏖️ Benefits

• Licensure costs for licenses requested by Protocol will be covered • Telehealth platform • Initial and ongoing training provided by Protocol • Ongoing supervision • Flexible total hours per week and working days/hours discussed individually to meet patient and team needs