Psychiatric Times Classifieds. Vol. 1 No. 13

Psychiatrists - Part Time - Fairmount Behavioral Health System

June 14, 2012

Psychiatrists - Part-Time

Fairmount Behavioral Health System, a leading provider of Psychiatric Services for Adults, Adolescents and Children in Philadelphia, has immediate openings for Part-Time Psychiatrists

Premier free standing inpatient Behavioral Health Facility in Philadelphia is accepting applications for Part-Time Psychiatrists. PT Weekday Attending Level coverage at competitive rates. Also, weekend and overnight moonlighting opportunities available for psychiatrists including fellows and late-year residents (competitive rates plus bonus opportunities).

Interested candidates should apply via website: www.fairmountbhs.com, or submit resume to the HR Department. Joseph Brady, HR Manager at joe.brady@uhsinc.com • Fax: 215-483-8187, or mail: Human Resources Director, Fairmount Behavioral Health System, 561 Fairthorne Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19128

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