About Job

Do you have a passion for delivering truly excellent and compassionate care to patients from all walks of life? Are you eager to grow more—both professionally and personally—than you ever have in any prior position? Are you searching for a long-term role that not only fulfills your clinical aspirations but also offers unparalleled opportunities for leadership and lifelong learning? If so, Remedy Psychiatry might be the perfect fit for you.

At Remedy, our mission is simple yet profound: to provide exceptional mental health care to everyone, irrespective of their background or socioeconomic status. We believe that every person under our care—from the Hollywood executive to the doctor, from the teacher to the unhoused individual—deserves the same level of respect, compassion, and expert care. Remedy exists to make that belief a reality.

***looking for someone to work Tuesday-Thursday 4:30pm-7:30pm***

Why Join Remedy?

Dr. Kirsten Thompson, M.D., the founder of Remedy Psychiatry, exemplifies the values we hold dear. After building a thriving cash-pay private practice and UCLA Faculty positions, she made the bold decision to scale back her own work in order to focus entirely on Remedy’s mission: creating a collaborative, enduring team of like-minded mental health practitioners who are deeply committed to the art and science of psychiatric care. At Remedy, we don’t just treat patients; we transform lives.

We’re looking for a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner who is not only clinically skilled but also shares our vision. This position is for someone who:

Believes in equality in care: You’re inspired to provide the same level of commitment and expertise to every patient, regardless of their social or economic status.
Thrives on learning and growth: You’re eager to continually improve, constantly challenge yourself, and embrace opportunities to learn in ways that stretch you beyond what you’ve experienced in other roles.
Seeks longevity and leadership: You’re searching for more than a job; you want a career that evolves with you. Remedy is committed to fostering leadership opportunities and long-term professional fulfillment for our team members.

The Role As a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner at Remedy, you will:

Deliver empathetic, patient-centered care via telehealth to a diverse population of patients.
Work in a collaborative, supportive environment that values innovation and quality.
Take part in ongoing training, supervision, and opportunities to deepen your clinical expertise.
Help shape the future of Remedy Psychiatry by contributing ideas, insights, and your unique perspective.

What We Offer

A mission-driven culture where patient care comes first.
Continuous opportunities for learning and professional development.
Long-term career growth and leadership pathways.
The flexibility of remote work while being part of a supportive and collaborative team.

Who You Are

You’re an experienced and licensed Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner passionate about providing care that genuinely improves lives.
You’re committed to Remedy’s mission of equality and excellence in mental health care.
You’re ready to commit to a role that challenges you, grows you, and fulfills you in ways no other position has.

If Remedy’s mission resonates with you, we’d love to hear from you. This is not just a job; it’s an opportunity to be part of something bigger than yourself—a team dedicated to changing lives through the power of compassionate, high-quality mental health care. Join our existing collaborative team of long-standing Nurse Practitioners who describe their role at Remedy as the best job that they have ever had.

PMHNP (Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner) - Child, adolescent and adult, California Licensed, for telehealth psychiatric medicine.

PMHNP Job Benefits:

Salaried compensation model (non-exempt)
100% telehealth, PMHNP working from home
Part-time, full-time salaried employee options
Focus on patient care only! An administrative assistant performs a majority of administrative duties, including but not limited to: rescheduling of patients if needed, processing and follow-up of prior authorizations, clarification of prescriptions when pharmacy errors occur
50 minute new-patient evaluations, 20 minute follow-ups
Supervision and collaborative team-based culture with MDs and focus on employee wellness
Opportunity for long-term career stability, leadership, and creativity as practice expands

Responsibilities:

Complete initial new patient evaluations and develop treatment plans with patients you follow long-term
Review medical history and related documents; select and interpret psychological tests when appropriate; order laboratory tests and evaluate results.
Maintain interdisciplinary treatment by consulting and collaborating with primary care physicians, mental health therapists and other health care providers.
Maintain electronic medical records by documenting symptoms, medications, and treatment events
Update job knowledge by participating in continuing medical educational opportunities; reading professional publications; maintaining personal networks; and participating in professional organizations.
Consult with patient collateral contacts when appropriate (prior psychiatrists, family members)
Electronically prescribe medications
Data tracking: Assignment of appropriate assessment scales, and review with patient during appointments
Communicate directly with patients regarding urgent needs (i.e. medication side effects, acute symptoms)
Treat patients with a broad range of psychiatric illnesses
Must be comfortable prescribing controlled substances when medically appropriate
Must have an appetite for a dynamic start-up culture and believe in equality in mental health care. We are looking for team members who seek lifelong career opportunities, upward mobility, are willing to be flexible, and want to grow rapidly with us!

Requirements:

Mission driven to provide equal care to everyone, and ability to convey compassion and warmth over telehealth
High degree of emotional and cognitive intelligence
Very comfortable seeing ADHD patients, prescribing controlled substances when appropriate.
Tech savvy and/or a fast learner of technology.
Have outpatient experience in a private practice setting, seeing and treating patients as primary point of contact, for at least one year with at least one year of experience with outpatient child/adolescent population
Must have an active, unrestricted California Nurse Practitioner license, CA DEA and furnishing number at time of application, along with DEA. No J1 visa candidates. No recruiters.
Multi-state licensing preferred.
Multilingual is a plus
3 references, including one from outpatient practice collaborating MD

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Salaried employee

Salary:

Salary $170,000 - $189,000 compensation package based on experience

Benefits: