Find Balance: Psychiatric NP Role in Picturesque Whitefish, MT

Logan Health is seeking a Psychiatric NP in Whitefish, Montana

The NP will provide diagnostic and therapeutic patient care under the supervision of the behavioral health medical director, behavioral health administrator as well as other physicians. Patient care will be provided in an outpatient clinical setting. Care includes, but is not limited to, the following: performing initial psychiatric evaluations; developing a differential and working diagnosis; ordering laboratory and diagnostic tests; developing and ordering treatment plans and clinically managing appropriate medications associated with psychiatric disorders; providing patient and family education regarding psychiatric disorders; coordinating specialty consults as indicated; and providing outreach in clinic settings, nursing homes and school-based settings.

• Seeking psychiatric NP with minimum 2 years experience
• 4 day workweek, 10 hours a day with Friday off
• Competitive compensation and sign-on package
• Unparalleled quality of life with limitless year-round recreational opportunities

Logan Health – Whitefish is a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital that services more than 30,000 people in Whitefish, Columbia Falls, Canyon communities, and towns along the Burlington Northern line to Eureka. We are a non-profit community hospital dedicated to serving the needs of our communities. 

In 2002 Logan Health – Whitefish (then North Valley Hospital) became the first hospital in Montana to be affiliated with Planetree International. Planetree International is a non-profit organization that provides education and information in a collaborative community of healthcare organizations, facilitating efforts to create person-centered care in healing environments. In 2020 Logan Health – Whitefish became the first Critical Access Hospital accredited by the Forum for Shared Governance. Shared governance is an innovative management model that ensures that nurses are the ones making clinical decisions at the bedside, while allowing them to influence the resources that support those decisions.

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