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Job description
Medical Director/Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Physician
Job Description:
Psychiatric-Mental Health opening in Troy, Montana.
StartDate: ASAP
Opportunity Highlights
Full-time position opportunity is 4 days per week
See patients between the ages of 12-18
Highly gratifying practice opportunity to truly make a difference and improvements in patients' lives
Work with an incredibly experienced multidisciplinary team to provide patients with unparalleled quality care
Leadership + growth opportunities available within the organization
Comprehensive benefits that include paid malpractice insurance, health, dental, retirement plans with employer match, and more
Community Information
Troy, the lowest point in Montana at 1,892 feet above sea level, is located on the banks of the Kootenai River, at the base of the Cabinet and Purcell Mountains. Take the easy to walk nature trail at Ross Creek Scenic Area, home to a grove of giant, ancient western red cedars, 500 years old and up to 12 feet in diameter. Nearby the lakes and rivers are full of salmon, bass and trout, the forests teem with elk, moose and bighorn sheep and bald eagles and osprey soar overhead. A low cost of living + no state sales tax. Plenty of outdoor recreation, including waterfront activities at several different lakes or rivers. Hunting, fishing, skiing, and other activities are unrivaled.
Qualifications
Candidates must be eligible for medical licensure in the State of Montana and must be board-eligible or certified as a psychiatrist (Child & Adolescent Psychiatry preferred).
Medical degree required
About the Company
Founded in 2002, Turning Winds is a 40‑bed co‑ed residential treatment center that is located on a 160-acre campus in northwestern Montana. Surrounded by the Kootenai National Forest, our program helps teens age 13 to 18 work through a wide range of behavioral, educational, and mental health challenges. During a typical 6 to 12 month stay, our relationship‑focused model fosters individual and relational growth centered on 5 key pillars:
CHARACTER AND LIFE SKILL DEVELOPMENT
HEALTH, WELLNESS, AND FITNESS
OUTDOOR EDUCATION
THERAPEUTIC SUCCESS
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Each student is immersed in a peer‑supportive culture providing leadership opportunities constructed to promote self‑reliance and contribute to positive change for those around them. It is through clinical, educational, and activity days that we create an environment of success. Parent workshops are also available to support the entire family unit and help maintain continuously healing environment as they transition home.
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Worksite address
troy, MT, 59935, US
Who can apply
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