Psychiatric Times Classifieds. Vol. 1 No. 21

Psychiatric Opportunities - Northern & Central NJ

January 7, 2013

Psychiatry Opportunities

Northern & Central NJ

University Behavioral HealthCare (UBHC) seeks qualified clinical and academic Psychiatrists to join our adult partial hospital and outpatient multidisciplinary teams.

Opportunities include:

• Monmouth Junction Adult Partial Program

Full time, 40 hours, 9-5 pm

• Monmouth Junction Outpatient Adult Program

Full time, 40 hours, flexible schedule

• Newark Adult Outpatient Program

Up to Full time, flexible schedule

• New Brunswick Adult Outpatient Program

Up to Full time, flexible schedule

Faculty appointment at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School or the New Jersey Medical School provides opportunities for teaching and professional development. Our university community offers a rich cultural environment and easy access to metropolitan centers. Excellent benefits package includes a University-sponsored retirement package.

For consideration, send a cover letter and CV to: Theresa Miskimen, MD, Vice-President of Medical Services at miskimtm@umdnj.edu.

UMDNJ is an equal opportunity employer.

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