DBH Psychiatrist - Multiple Opportunities at State Behavioral Healthcare Facilities

Please note

Effective October 1, 2025, the Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services has transitioned to its new name—the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health. This change reflects our continued commitment to providing comprehensive, person-centered care that addresses the full range of behavioral health needs for Ohioans. All positions and services now fall under the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health as we move forward in serving individuals, families, and communities across the state. Our six locations:

Central Ohio Behavioral Healthcare 2200 W. Broad St., Columbus, OH Franklin County

Summit Behavioral Healthcare 1101 Summit Rd, Cincinnati, OH Hamilton County

Heartland Behavioral Healthcare 3000 Erie St. S., Massillon, OH Stark County

Northwest Ohio Behavioral Healthcare 930 Detroit Ave., Toledo, OH Lucas County

Appalachian Behavioral Healthcare 100 Hospital Dr., Athens, OH Athens County

• Northcoast Behavioral Healthcare 1756 Sagamore Rd, Northfield, OH Summit County What you’ll do at DBH: You will deliver recovery-focused patient care in a setting that supports your professional needs.
• DBH encourages collaboration with medical colleagues and peer consultation to give patients the highest-quality integrated care.
• Most importantly, you will have time to meet with your patients and provide the high-quality psychiatric treatment they deserve.
• As an DBH psychiatrist, you will have a fulfilling professional life as well as time to have a satisfying life outside of your clinical practice.
• As a psychiatrist, you'll: Conduct comprehensive evaluations, examinations, and analyses to diagnose and treat patients, and prescribe necessary medications.
• Lead Treatment Team meetings, providing clinical direction to team members in developing Individual Treatment Plans (ITPs) for assigned patients.
• Conducting mental and physical examinations as part of patient assessments.
• Administer and monitor psychopharmacological, psychotherapeutic, and other relevant treatments, offering both individual and group therapy.
• Regularly assess each patient’s medical condition and seek consultations, referrals, or transfers as needed to maintain patient health.
• Coordinate with external psychiatrists and healthcare providers to ensure seamless, continuous care as patients transition to community-based settings.