PRN Psychiatrist

The Department of Psychiatry at The MetroHealth System, a major teaching hospital of Case Western Reserve University, is seeking a board-certified (or board eligible) PRN Psychiatrist, who will provide clinical care for adult patients.

Because of the strong commitment to the needs of the community, the MetroHealth System is building a new 112-bed behavioral health hospital in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, with specialized units including: adolescent, geropsychiatry, adult psychiatric intensive care, adult dual diagnosis, adult thought disorders and adult mood disorders. Partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment programs will be attached to this hospital as well.

As a psychiatrist, you have a number of opportunities to consider. However, few will offer you the personal and professional satisfaction and the opportunity to work in a safety-net academic, community integrated medical system that is leading the way to a healthier community through service, teaching, discovery, and teamwork. We have exceptional clinicians with extraordinary hearts, and we are looking for more to join us.

If you would like to be a part of our team, please send cover letter and CV to:

Tania Rizwan, Provider Recruiter

trizwan@metrohealth.org 

C/O 

Charles Emerman

Interim Chair of Psychiatry

Chair of Emergency Medicine

The MetroHealth System

 cemerman@metrohealth.org            

The MetroHealth System is an essential health system committed to providing health care to everyone in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, and improving the health of the community overall. Its 7,500 employees deliver care to everyone at its main campus, just west of downtown Cleveland.

MetroHealth is an integrated health system with an acute care hospital housing a Level I Adult Trauma and Burn Center with full trauma surgical teams ready around the clock, a skilled nursing facility, and more than 27 locations throughout Cuyahoga County and Medina County with more on the way. Annually, we handle more than one million patient visits including more than 100,000 in the Emergency Department, one of the busiest in the country. That’s an average of 274 Emergency Department visits per day.