vIOP Psychiatrist

At Talkspace, we are committed to fostering a diverse, equitable, inclusive, and belonging-centered workplace where everyone can thrive while making a difference in mental health. Want to help over two million people receive quality mental healthcare? Come join our mission of getting therapy in the hands of everyone! We are looking for a vIOP Psychiatrist to join our Clinical & Quality Operations team. The vIOP Psychiatrist plays a key psychiatric and medical role within the organization's Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (vIOP). This position is responsible for conducting psychiatric admissions assessments, providing ongoing psychiatric evaluation and clinical guidance, and supporting the treatment team in delivering safe, effective, and clinically appropriate care. The Psychiatrist will maintain a strong understanding of the vIOP clinical model, including its three program tracks, age groups, programming, clinical workflows, and patient populations. The Psychiatrist will actively participate in treatment team meetings and provide psychiatric consultation and recommendations regarding patient care. The role will also be responsible for reviewing and signing off on patient discharges, ensuring that patients are clinically appropriate for discharge and that appropriate follow-up and transition plans are in place. As a collaborative member of the vIOP team, the Psychiatrist will serve as a key psychiatric resource for the clinical team and support the delivery of high-quality, patient-centered behavioral healthcare. To work at Talkspace, you need to be as passionate as we are about our work, and excited to partner with us on delivering quality mental healthcare. This is a remote position based on Eastern time. Talkspace Headquarters is located in NYC. What You’ll Do • Psychiatric Assessment & Admission • Conduct comprehensive psychiatric admissions assessments for patients entering the vIOP. • Evaluate psychiatric symptoms, diagnoses, risk factors, functional needs, and appropriateness for the vIOP level of care. • Determine psychiatric treatment needs and provide clinical recommendations as part of the admission process. • Identify patients who may require a higher or different level of care and escalate concerns appropriately. • Complete required psychiatric documentation in accordance with organizational and clinical standards. • Treatment Team & Clinical Collaboration • Actively participate in recurrent treatment team meetings and collaborate with clinicians, facilitators, and Clinical leadership regarding patient care. • Provide psychiatric consultation and clinical guidance to the treatment team regarding patient presentation, treatment planning, risk, and level of care. • Collaborate with the treatment team to identify changes in patient presentation or treatment needs and determine appropriate clinical interventions. • Serve as a psychiatric resource for facilitators and clinicians managing complex clinical presentations or safety concerns. • Communicate significant clinical concerns and recommendations to appropriate members of the care team and Clinical leadership. • Patient Care, Treatment, and Discharge • Provide ongoing psychiatric evaluation and clinical support for patients receiving care through the vIOP, as appropriate to the program model. • Provide clinical recommendations related to diagnosis, treatment planning, risk, level of care, and coordination of care. • Assess and respond to changes in patient presentation, including suicidal ideation, acute psychiatric symptoms, and other safety concerns. • Collaborate with clinicians and facilitators to support safe and clinically appropriate patient care and determine when escalation to a higher level of care is indicated. • Participate in trea