Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

At Emora Health, we’re on a mission to transform youth behavioral health care for the millions of kids, teens, and young adults in need. Our platform serves as a single-stop for industry-leading pediatric behavioral health care by matching specialist clinicians to individuals seeking evidence-based therapy, psychological evaluations, thoughtful psychiatric care, and a deep commitment to collaboration to help children and teens thrive.

We’re building a world-class team that believes every child deserves the chance to feel understood, supported, and mentally strong. Join us in shaping the future of youth mental health.

We’re seeking a warm, experienced PMHNP to join our growing psychiatry team. You’ll play a key role in providing thoughtful medication management to children, teens, & young adults looking for safe and effective behavioral health care. This is a flexible, part-time position designed for a provider who is passionate about family mental health and wants to make a difference in the lives of youth.

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  Conduct online comprehensive psychiatric evaluations for children and adolescents (ages 5 – 18+)

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  Develop and manage individualized treatment plans, including medication management

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  Provide ongoing psychiatric care via secure telehealth platform

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  Collaborate with supervising psychiatrists on complex cases and care escalation

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  Partner with therapists and care coordinators to ensure cohesive, wraparound support

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  Engage and educate parents/caregivers throughout the treatment process

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  Maintain timely and compliant clinical documentation

• Active PMHNP certification and licensure in Texas (additional states a plus)

  • Has a current collaborating physician to practice or full authority to practice within the state

• Minimum 2 years of experience in child & adolescent psychiatry

• Strong clinical judgment with a warm, collaborative communication style

• Comfort and fluency with virtual care delivery

• Passion for working with families and a systems-informed approach

• Availability for at least 10 hours per week