u/Alarming_Taste_6523

Starting salary is 140,000 a year as a PMHNP fully remote. I think bonuses are available depending on how many patients you see but I am not sure. what do you guys think? (still interviewing). you are on call once a month. I am a new graduate

• 12 vacation days per year
  • Accrued at about 1 day per month
  • Allowed rollover up to 40 hours
• 12 wellness days per year
  • Front-loaded
  • Reset on your anniversary date
• 3 floating holidays per year
• 9 paid company holidays
• 3 bereavement days

They match your 401k by 3% and you are fully vested after 2 years. They pay for my licensure and professional coverage. Also offers CME reimbursement of up to 3,000$. Offer FMLA and unpaid leave if need be.

Starting salary is 140,000 a year as a PMHNP fully remote. I think bonuses are available depending on how many patients you see but I am not sure. what do you guys think? (still interviewing). you are on call once a month. I am a new graduate

• 12 vacation days per year
  • Accrued at about 1 day per month
  • Allowed rollover up to 40 hours
• 12 wellness days per year
  • Front-loaded
  • Reset on your anniversary date
• 3 floating holidays per year
• 9 paid company holidays
• 3 bereavement days

They match your 401k by 3% and you are fully vested after 2 years. They pay for my licensure and professional coverage. Also offers CME reimbursement of up to 3,000$. Offer FMLA and unpaid leave if need be.

140,000 a year as a PMHNP fully remote. I think bonuses are available depending on how many patients you see but I am not sure. what do you guys think? (still interviewing). you are on call once a month. I am a new graduate

• 12 vacation days per year
  • Accrued at about 1 day per month
  • Allowed rollover up to 40 hours
• 12 wellness days per year
  • Front-loaded
  • Reset on your anniversary date
• 3 floating holidays per year
• 9 paid company holidays
• 3 bereavement days

They match your 401k by 3% and you are fully vested after 2 years. They pay for my licensure and professional coverage. Also offers CME reimbursement of up to 3,000$. Offer FMLA and unpaid leave if need be.

Edit: not sure why this post had a lot of downvotes. Lool but the patient load is anywhere between 10-15 patients a day.

Starting salary is 140,000 a year as a PMHNP fully remote. I think bonuses are available depending on how many patients you see but I am not sure. what do you guys think? (still interviewing). you are on call once a month. I am a new graduate

• 12 vacation days per year
  • Accrued at about 1 day per month
  • Allowed rollover up to 40 hours
• 12 wellness days per year
  • Front-loaded
  • Reset on your anniversary date
• 3 floating holidays per year
• 9 paid company holidays
• 3 bereavement days

They match your 401k by 3% and you are fully vested after 2 years. They pay for my licensure and professional coverage. Also offers CME reimbursement of up to 3,000$. Offer FMLA and unpaid leave if need be.

I recently worked at a practice where one of the PMHNP’s had sexual relations with a patient. It started off as a fling and then eventually developed into a full blown thing. Patient became very upset and began to deteriorate mentally when he tried to end things and eventually outed him. 

My question in all of this. Why do providers do things like this? What are the repercussions? I was under the impression that you could lose your license ? He was definitely fired. But what else can happen? I just don’t get how you could work so hard to get this degree and then throw it all away. Can someone help me understand why this even happens ?? 

going to be working here soon. how is it like? anyone work here recently ?

I have a 2nd round interview with this company as PMHNP. don’t see much info of it online besides the reviews on indeed and glassdoor. has anyone worked here before? it’s a fully remote, treats substance abuse and psychiatric issues. offices all over the United States.

I have a 2nd round interview with this company as PMHNP. don’t see much info of it online besides the reviews on indeed and glassdoor. has anyone worked here before? it’s a fully remote, treats substance abuse and psychiatric issues. offices all over the United States.

Had an interview here recently. Its a fully remote role. Has anyone worked here or have any idea how the hiring process is? any kind of info is helpful.