Adelphi is seeking a dedicated Psychiatrist to provide onsite care in Fort Bend County, Texas. The ideal candidate will serve as part of a multidisciplinary team, delivering psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and treatment planning for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a structured and supportive environment.
Job Quick Facts
• Ref#: BD-673-30
• Profession: Physician
• Specialty: Psychiatrist
• Job Type: Full-time (minimum 2-month contract)
• Location: Fort Bend County, Texas
• Coverage Type: Onsite (1 day/week telework may be considered)
• Service Setting: Inpatient
• Facility Type: Residential Living Facility
• Shift Schedule: Monday Friday, 8:00 AM 5:00 PM (1-hour lunch break)
• Start Date: Week of 08/11/2025
• Compensation: $130 $150/hour
Requirements
• MD or DO, licensed (unrestricted) to practice in Texas
• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Psychiatry
• Current DEA registration and NPI number
• Eligible to enroll as a Medicaid/Medicare Part B provider
• Completion of psychiatric residency
• Minimum 3 years of psychiatric experience preferred
• Experience with individuals with intellectual disabilities or mental illness strongly preferred
• Knowledge of psychotropic medication efficacy, side effects, and polypharmacy
• Strong diagnostic, treatment planning, and interdisciplinary collaboration skills
• Must complete all compliance requirements prior to start date no exceptions
• Must pass urine drug screening and FBI fingerprint background check
• Valid government-issued photo ID required
Responsibilities:
• Perform psychiatric evaluations and medication reviews in collaboration with the interdisciplinary treatment team (IDT).
• Diagnose and treat individuals using psychotropic medications and evidence-based interventions.
• Develop and update individualized psychiatric treatment plans based on clinical assessments and team input.
• Conduct quarterly, follow-up, and emergency psychiatric clinics as needed.
• Collaborate with neurology, behavioral health, and medical professionals to ensure coordinated care.
• Monitor lab results, modify treatments accordingly, and document thoroughly in the electronic health record.
• Participate in treatment planning meetings, audits, and quality improvement initiatives.
• Manage acute psychiatric episodes, authorize emergency medications or restraints, and coordinate hospitalizations when indicated.
• Ensure compliance with applicable federal, state, and internal clinical standards (DOJ, HHS, ICF-IID, etc.).
• Provide consultation and support to behavioral and direct care staff.
• Complete required agency-specific and state-mandated training prior to assuming full duties.
• Participate in emergency preparedness or COOP activities as assigned.
