The Psychiatrist provides psychiatric and medical assessment, treatment, clinical supervision, education, and training to RHA Behavioral Health Staff. The psychiatrist is responsible for the development, implementation, and supervision of medication, psychiatric, and medical treatment policies and procedures. As applicable, the Psychiatrist serves as a key member of treatment and works in conjunction with other team members to ensure that psychiatric services are integrated into the clients overall treatment. The position is part of the Forensic Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) team, which provides intensive, community-based mental health services to individuals with serious mental illness involved in the criminal justice system. The FACT model emphasizes a collaborative, recovery-oriented approach to reduce recidivism, promote stability, and support reintegration into the community. The Psychiatrist works collaboratively with RHA staff and community health care professionals, relying on experience, knowledge, and judgment to provide services with limited supervision. Requirements include completion of an MD Residency in Psychiatry, board certification or eligibility, licensure to practice medicine in North Carolina, valid driver's license, and compliance with company-required certifications and screenings. Benefits include early access to earned wages, employee perks, paid time off (for full-time employees), health insurance (for full-time employees), 401(k), wellbeing programs, chronic disease management, and free training opportunities. RHA Health Services is an equal opportunity employer committed to reasonable accommodations for qualified employees with disabilities.