Psychiatrist Jobs in Chicago, IL
Psychiatrist jobs in Chicago are concentrated in the Medical District, Streeterville, and Hyde Park, with strong demand across hospital systems, community mental health centers, and outpatient behavioral health practices. Employers actively hiring include Northwestern University, Access Community Health Network, and Compass Health Center. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Perinatal Medication Management Provider
Psychiatrist / Nurse Practitioner
Nurture Therapy | Part-time with a pathway to full-time | Flexible schedule | No call, no weekends
The role
Nurture Therapy is looking for a nurse practitioner to provide outpatient medication management for our perinatal clients. You'll join an established medication management team and work alongside a nurse coordinator, a collaborating psychiatrist physician and our therapists to give clients truly integrated care through fertility, pregnancy, postpartum and parenthood.
We're hiring part-time, with room to grow into a full-time caseload:
- Part-time: about 20 client sessions a week (roughly 12–15 hours)
- Full-time: 35–40 client sessions a week (roughly 24–32 hours)
About Nurture Therapy
Nurture Therapy is a private practice specializing in maternal and women's health. We support women and their families through the emotional struggles and transitions of fertility, pregnancy and parenthood, because we believe happy and healthy parents raise happy and healthy babies. With expertise, compassion and cultural sensitivity, we care for adults, couples and families through every part of the reproductive journey.
As an employer, we're committed to an ethical practice. Our team receives comprehensive medical, retirement and continuing education, along with opportunities for teamwork and professional growth. We're expanding thoughtfully, with the goal of creating an exceptional experience for both our staff and the clients we serve.
Why you'll love working here
Time and balance
- No call, no weekends and no required holidays
- Flexible schedule
- Paid leave to refresh and restore
- Parental leave
Compensation and benefits
- W-2 position with competitive compensation
- Medical, dental and vision insurance
- 401(k) retirement plan with employer contributions
- Short-term disability
- Malpractice coverage
Support, so you can focus on your clients
- Comprehensive training and shadowing prescribers
- Weekly group consultation and collaboration from Psychiatrist Medical Director
- A nurse coordinator who handles scheduling, medication refills, denials and administrative support
- Berries AI notetaker for documentation ease
- Administrative staff support for scheduling, insurance credentialing and paneling, billing and marketing
- Weekly collaboration with therapists and the wider clinical team
- In-person office space available, as well as teletherapy options
- A fun and supportive team and all-staff in person events
What you'll do
Assessment and counseling
- Conduct comprehensive evaluations, including obstetric, mental health and medication history, to determine whether medication is appropriate and which options best fit each client.
- Consider symptoms, past treatment and potential contraindications in every recommendation.
- Educate and counsel clients and their families on the benefits and risks of medication during pregnancy and breastfeeding, including potential adverse effects.
Prescribing and monitoring
- Prescribe medication when appropriate, including type, dosage and frequency, based on each client's symptoms and needs.
- Order and review labs and genetic testing where appropriate.
- Discuss benefits, risks and side effects with clients as part of informed consent.
- Stay alert to adverse effects during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and communicate with clients and their other providers as needed.
- Monitor and adjust medication over time.
Quality and collaboration
- Partner with obstetricians, psychiatrists and therapists to build comprehensive treatment plans.
- Maintain accurate, complete records in our electronic medical record, with AI notetaker support.
- Stay current on research in medication management during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and bring it into your practice.
- Other duties as assigned.
What you bring
- An advanced nursing degree (MSN or DNP) from an accredited institution
- Nurse practitioner certification: PMHNP with interest or experience in perinatal mental health is preferred; we also welcome FNPs, WHNPs and CNMs with interest or experience in psychiatry
- A current Illinois nurse practitioner license and active DEA registration, or the ability to obtain both before your start date
- 3–5 years of nursing or nurse practitioner experience in a relevant field
- Willingness to practice under supervision and a collaborative agreement
- Availability for at least four hours on Fridays
- Perinatal Mental Health Certification (PMH-C) preferred
How to apply
Send your resume and cover letter to medicationmanagement@nurture-therapy.com and hello@nurture-therapy.com. In your cover letter, tell us your favorite snack.
Pay: $80.00 - $100.00 per hour
Benefits:
- 401(k)
- 401(k) matching
- Dental insurance
- Flexible schedule
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Parental leave
- Professional development assistance
- Retirement plan
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Chicago, IL 60606
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Who's Hiring
- Northwestern University14

- Access Community Health Network14

- Compass Health Center9

- Eating Recovery Center9

- VIVA5
Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services
- Education
Psychiatrist Jobs in Chicago: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a psychiatrist job in Chicago?
Focus your search on Chicago's major hospital systems clustered in Streeterville and the Illinois Medical District, alongside the city's extensive network of Federally Qualified Health Centers and community mental health organizations serving neighborhoods from Pilsen to Englewood. Candidates who hold board certification, have experience with underserved populations, or offer a subspecialty such as child and adolescent or addiction psychiatry tend to move fastest through Chicago hiring processes.
Which companies hire psychiatrists in Chicago?
Companies currently hiring psychiatrists in Chicago include Northwestern University, Access Community Health Network, and Compass Health Center, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of October 2026. Chicago's employer mix ranges from large academic medical centers and safety-net hospital systems to growing outpatient behavioral health groups and telehealth-integrated practices with physical offices in the metro area.
Are there remote psychiatrist jobs in Chicago?
Yes, though remote opportunities are more selective for psychiatrists than for purely desk-based roles, since many positions require in-person evaluations, inpatient coverage, or on-site supervision. About 39% of psychiatrist openings tied to Chicago are remote or hybrid as of October 2026, with telepsychiatry and medication management roles being the most commonly offered in a fully remote format locally.
How can I get a psychiatrist job in Chicago with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Chicago is completing a residency or fellowship at one of the city's teaching hospitals, such as those affiliated with Rush, UIC, or Northwestern, which frequently convert trainees into attending roles. New graduates can also target community mental health centers and Federally Qualified Health Centers across the South and West sides, where demand is high and employers are more open to early-career candidates, particularly those willing to work with complex or underserved populations.
Which industries hire the most psychiatrists in Chicago?
Most psychiatrist openings in Chicago sit in Healthcare & Medical Services and Education, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of October 2026. Chicago's dense concentration of academic medical centers, county health system facilities, and a rapidly expanding outpatient behavioral health sector drives consistent hiring across these areas throughout the year.
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