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Connecticut DMHAS - Psychiatrists

November 5, 2012

Connecticut DMHAS

Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services

A Healthcare Service Agency

 

PSYCHIATRISTS

The State of Connecticut Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services has rewarding opportunities for BE/BC psychiatrists to work with multidisciplinary staff to provide a variety of behavioral health care services for adults ages 18 and above. For directions and to learn more about DMHAS, visit: http://www.ct.gov/dmhas

 

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE

 

Connecticut Valley Hospital - A 615 bed public inpatient, behavioral health facility, Middletown, CT (between New York and Boston) nearby cultural and sports activities typical of a New England setting. The hospital is composed of three divisions: General Psychiatry, Addiction Services and Forensics. These positions provide competitive salaries, a comprehensive benefits package and there is opportunity to increase compensation through optional on-call duties.

 

For information please call or email:

Dr. Thomas Pisano at 860-262-7030, Thomas.Pisano@ct.gov

Or Dr. Sabita Rathi at 860-262-5493, Sabita.Rathi@ct.gov

 

Western Connecticut Mental Health Network - Currently at Western a part-time, 24 hour position exists for a Psychiatrist interested in joining a new Young Adult Services Program in Danbury, Connecticut. You will be part of a dynamic community based multidisciplinary team, providing evidence-based, trauma sensitive, recovery oriented services to clients ages 18-25. Danbury ideally located, is in one of the most desirable counties in the United States, and is just a short drive from New York City.

 

To speak to the Medical Director contact Dr. Cynthia Conrad at (203)805-6400.

 

Southeastern Mental Health Authority - Principal Psychiatrist, FT - a position currently exists for our Community Based Programs in Norwich, CT. These programs provide essential psychiatric clinical care to community clients with high risk behaviors and serious psychiatric issues and maintaining individuals safely in the community while overseeing clinical issues through transition from an inpatient setting back into the community.

 

For more information please contact Dr. Robert Zepf, SMHA, Medical Director at (860)859-4723.

 

The State of Connecticut is an equal opportunity/affirmative action Employer.

 

Qualified H1B VISA Candidates encouraged to apply.






 
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