• Serve as the psychiatrist to the clinical team, ensuring the highest standards of trauma-informed, evidence-based psychiatric care • Provide clinical oversight and consultation across clinical services • Establish and maintain clinical protocols that support consistent, high-quality outcomes across states and programs • Support clinical risk management, safety planning, and escalation pathways for complex cases • Spend approximately ~40% of your time in direct patient care conducting evaluations, and ongoing medication management • Scale and develop the prescriber team as needed to meet organizational growth and patient demand • May provide one night or weekend day of clinical back-up phone coverage • Collaborate with therapy leadership to ensure integrated, coordinated treatment planning across psychiatry and psychotherapy • Contribute to the evolution of Nema’s trauma-focused care model • Support the Senior Clinical Director as needed in development of new clinical programming, workflows, and specialty pathways as Nema grows • Champion measurement-based care and outcomes-driven protocols across the organization • Monitor clinical quality metrics and support continuous quality improvement initiatives • Ensure compliance with regulatory standards, telehealth best practices, and organizational clinical policies • Own the development of data-informed root cause analysis frameworks, leveraging insights to improve clinical outcomes, provider performance, and care continuity • Support growth team efforts on driving national provider referrals • Represent Nema’s psychiatric vision internally and externally as the organization scales nationally