Licensed Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner - $89-$203 per hour

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Licensed Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner


Compensation: $89-$203 per hour

Discover the opportunity to create a flexible and fulfilling private practice as a psychiatric nurse practitioner. Whether you're aiming to see patients alongside another job or aiming to build a full-time endeavor, our platform allows you to accept insurance, enhance your earnings, and concentrate on patient care—without the hassle of administrative work. Enjoy all of this with no binding commitments.

Role Overview

This opening is designed for licensed psychiatric nurse practitioners eager to launch or expand their private practices. We supply the tools, resources, and guidance necessary to help you navigate insurance processes, streamline your operations, and focus on the most important aspect—your patients.

Qualifications

  • You hold full licensure as a psychiatric nurse practitioner.
  • Possess a DEA or CDS number, ANCC board certification, a valid NPI number, and malpractice insurance.
  • Desire to start or grow your private practice, retaining control over your schedule, patient roster, and work settings.

Why Partner with Us?
As an independent associate, you'll benefit from:

  • Effortless insurance credentialing: Gain free credentialing in several states within as little as 30 days.
  • Increased earnings potential: Access competitive rates through top insurance plans nationwide.
  • Regular bi-weekly payments: Receive consistent payouts directly from our platform.
  • Integrated EHR tools: Utilize real-time scheduling, secure communication with clients, documentation templates, assessments, and more.
  • Compliance and audit assistance: Keep current with insurance requirements and industry regulations.
  • Complimentary continuing education: Earn CEUs and deepen your skill set through our educational resources.

Patient Benefits
  • Greater accessibility: Facilitate easier access to affordable care through insurance.
  • Immediate verification: Clients can quickly confirm their insurance status and access care seamlessly.
Important Information
  • This is an independent contractor position under a 1099 agreement. You'll have complete autonomy over your practice, including setting your hours and managing your caseload.
  • Currently, we cannot engage with mental health professionals lacking full licensure. You are welcome to reapply upon obtaining complete licensing credentials.

About Us

We simplify the process for mental health providers to accept insurance by facilitating credentialing with major networks, managing billing and paperwork, and enabling you to earn a more stable income with improved rates. Our mission is to let you concentrate on delivering transformative care while we manage the rest.
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