The Fayetteville, North Carolina VA Medical Center is seeking BC/BE Psychiatrists. The ideal candidate is an independent care provider who is highly skilled in the management of the patient's mental health needs. 2021 Graduating Residents may apply now! The primary responsibilities are medication management, psychiatric discharges, and teaching of residents. The psychiatrist can expect to see between 10-13 follow-up patients and 1 to 2 intake patients per day. The call coverage is minimal and consists of 14-21 days per year. Academic affiliations are through Brody School of Medicine, East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. More than 200 medical residents receive part of their training at this facility every year. U.S. Citizenship, a full, active, and unrestricted U.S. medical license, and BC/BE in Psychiatry are required.
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Fayetteville is well known as an ideal place to live, work, and play. Fayetteville received the coveted "All-American City" award from the National League twice in the last decade. This beautiful North Carolina locality has a year-round welcoming climate, sophisticated restaurants, museums, unique shopping, musical and sporting events, kid-friendly fun, elegant art galleries, gardens, trails, and parks. Fayetteville offers big city amenities with a lower population of a little over 200,000. Fayetteville is about 1.5 hours from superb Atlantic Coast Beaches, 3-4 hours from scenic mountains and skiing resorts, and about 1 hour from the capital city of Raleigh. The Fayetteville and Cumberland County area has everything going for it: new strategies for growth, new models for business, and new visions in education.
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