Psychiatrist Physician

BC/BE Psychiatrist – Hazard, Kentucky

We’re seeking a BC/BE Psychiatrist to join our behavioral health team in Hazard, Kentucky. You’ll work in an integrated system‑the largest in southeastern Kentucky and southern West Virginia‑which is big enough to offer robust support, yet focused enough for you to make a deeply meaningful impact.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide outpatient psychiatric care, diagnosing and managing psychiatric disorders through medication and therapy.
• Collaborate directly with and supervise advanced practice providers in outpatient clinics.
• Maintain structured schedules.
• Engage families and community in treatment planning, delivering compassionate, individualized mental health services.
• Ensure compliance with documentation and regulatory standards.

Candidate Profile

• Board‑Certified or Board‑Eligible in Psychiatry.
• Experienced in outpatient psychiatric diagnosis and medication management.
• Comfortable supervising advanced practice clinicians.
• Devoted to patient‑centered care in a community health setting.
• Embraces ARH values of trust, collaboration, compassion, and integrity.

Benefits

• Generous starting bonuses and relocation assistance.
• Competitive salary with RVU production model.
• Loan forgiveness programs.
• Stipend considerations.
• Comprehensive benefits package that includes health, dental and vision.
• 403(b) retirement plan.
• Paid time off (PTO): 29 days annually.
• CME reimbursement with 5 additional PTO days.
• Malpractice coverage.
• J‑1 to H‑1 immigration legal support.

Location – Life in Hazard & Central Appalachia

Hazard sits in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains—a part of southeastern Kentucky rich in natural beauty, heritage, and close‑knit communities.

Outdoor living: Direct access to trails, parks, fishing, hunting, rafting, and scenic drives through untouched landscapes.

Affordability: Housing and cost of living are significantly lower than national averages, offering a true quality of life and work‑life balance.

Community: Friendly small‑town culture with festivals, local arts, and strong support networks.

Convenience: Low commute times, smaller school districts offering supportive environments, and proximity to larger towns for weekend errands or entertainment.

ARH is a nonprofit health system founded in the 1960s to preserve local hospitals across Central Appalachia. Today, ARH includes 14 hospitals, multi‑specialty clinics, home‑health agencies, labs, and pharmacies, serving approximately 350,000–400,000 patients. With over 6,000 employees, ARH is one of the largest private employers in Eastern Kentucky and Southern West Virginia.