• Lead psychiatric services across all clinics, serving as a clinical resource and mentor. • Provide psychiatric assessment, diagnosis, and treatment for patients receiving care. • Prescribe and monitor MAT medications in compliance with regulations. • Collaborate with medical, behavioral health, and peer support teams to ensure integrated, patient-centered care. • Monitor provider performance and patient outcomes, leading quality improvement initiatives. • Provide ongoing training, mentorship, and development opportunities for providers.

BlueRock is recruiting a key member of the Clinical Development group to support and direct preclinical, translational IND-enabling, and clinical development activities of the neurology programs. In this newly created role, the Associate Medical Director Neurology will be charged with providing scientific and medical leadership and support for BlueRock’s neurology programs. Provide expert scientific and medical support and leadership to both preclinical and clinical stage BlueRock programs Support development and progression of a robust BlueRock neurology pipeline Medical monitoring and clinical review of active programs and studies Establish strong relationships with thought leaders in the field Represent the company in the neurology space both internally at meetings and externally, including global conferences Support the neurology pipeline by contributing to the assessment of potential new products or programs Work with cross-functional teams, and contribute to strong, collaborative efforts to strengthen internal capabilities Lead, contribute to, and provide oversight to development of clinical documents Contribute to the analysis, interpretation and reporting of preclinical and clinical data Provide clinical and scientific content and detailed review for regulatory documents, and contribute to the overall strategy in regulatory submissions and interactions Provide strategic programmatic input through interaction with the development leadership team Provide mentorship and support to more junior team members

QualDerm Partners is growing! The company is looking for a Board Certified/Board Eligible dermatopathologist to join its exceptional lab team.  This is a fully remote position.  At QualDerm, we provide a team-oriented, family-like culture, and you will be joining a team of 18 dermatopathologists across four lab locations.  This position is due to growth in our dermatology practices and increased lab volume.   For this position, candidates must have a medical license in the following states or eligibility to obtain a license in: TN, TX, KY, GA, OH, WV, AL, MS, IL, MN, and MI. We will consider either a pathology or dermatology trained dermatopathologist for this excellent opportunity.  We will consider both full-time and part-time candidates for this outstanding opportunity.  You must have at least 3 years of experience in dermatopathology.

This description is a summary of our understanding of the job description. Click on 'Apply' button to find out more. Role Description This role involves providing critical mental health care to underserved rural and remote communities while working remotely from anywhere in the U.S. - Flexible Location: Work remotely from anywhere in the U.S. (with reliable high-speed internet). - Travel Requirement: Minimum one week per month at assigned contracted sites, currently including travel to Alaska. - Comprehensive Team Approach: Work alongside experienced psychiatric physicians, NPs, PAs, and psychotherapists in a physician-supervised, team-oriented care model. - In-Depth Training: Complete an internal psychiatric education program led by physicians with 175+ years of combined experience. - Full-Spectrum Psychiatric Care: Provide diagnosis, treatment, crisis intervention, medication management, supportive counseling, and more. - Conduct psychiatric evaluations and formulate treatment plans. - Provide mental health care for patients of all ages with psychiatric diagnoses. - Collaborate with a multidisciplinary treatment team to develop individualized care strategies. - Administer medications, manage crisis situations, and monitor patient progress. - Maintain timely and accurate documentation. - Offer psychoeducation and support to patients, families, and caregivers. Qualifications - Physician Assistant licensure (or eligibility) in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, Utah, Alaska, or other future expansion states. - A license in your state of residence. - DEA number (or ability to obtain one). - Psychiatry experience preferred; Psychiatry Certification required when eligible. - Ability to travel at least one week per month. - Compliance with all required vaccinations (including COVID-19 and flu; no exceptions). Requirements - Passionate about rural mental health. - Dedication, skill, and a commitment to the mission of providing high-quality psychiatric care. Benefits - Competitive salary based on experience. - Comprehensive benefits package. - The chance to work with a close-knit, mission-driven team making a real difference in rural mental health care.