The work
What you will own
These responsibilities describe the core work of this role. Final assignments remain within the professional's verified qualifications, scope, privileges, and program requirements.
01Conduct comprehensive psychiatric evaluations that address symptoms, history, functioning, risk, prior treatment, medical factors, and diagnostic considerations.
02Establish and document psychiatric diagnoses within scope, training, collaborative requirements, and Chancewell privileges.
03Develop individualized medication-treatment plans, including informed consent, expected benefits, material risks, alternatives, and follow-up intervals.
04Prescribe, adjust, continue, or discontinue medications when clinically appropriate and within applicable Texas and federal requirements.
05Monitor treatment response, adherence, adverse effects, interactions, and changes in risk or functioning at each clinically appropriate follow-up.
06Order, review, and act on clinically indicated laboratory or diagnostic information and coordinate medical follow-up when needed.
07Complete evaluation, prescribing, medication-reconciliation, and follow-up documentation accurately and within required timeframes.
08Coordinate authorized care with therapists, primary-care providers, families, pharmacies, hospitals, and community-service teams.
09Participate in clinical escalation, consultation, quality review, peer review, and medication-safety processes.