Permanent Psychiatry: General Job in Sheridan, Wyoming
MD/DO - Psychiatrist
Sheridan VAMC
Since April 1922, the Sheridan VAMC
has been a mental health care and primary care facility for men and women who
have served their country. In 1898 the grounds that are now the Sheridan
VAMC were set aside by President William McKinley to be a military fort.
The fort was named after Brigadier General Ranald Slidell Mackenzie. The
first troops to the fort in 1901 were Buffalo Soldiers who used the fort for
rest and retraining. By World War I, the fort was closed and ready for
demolition. However, former President Taft, who after leaving office was
appointed to the Supreme Court, was able to get the fort transferred to the
Bureau of Health as a hospital for men coming home from WWI with battle fatigue
or what is known today as PTSD. The hospital opened in April 1922 as a
300 bed facility. By the end of World War II, the facility had 900
beds. Today the Sheridan VAMC has 208 beds and serves nearly 12,500
Veterans yearly. The Medical Center boast eight Community Based
Outpatient Clinics, located strategically across Wyoming. Each clinic,
along with the Medical Center, is staffed to provide a wide range of health and
mental health services.
Responsibilities (duties include,
but are not limited to)
Physician care shall cover the range
of Psychiatry services as would be provided in a state-of-the-art civilian
medical treatment facility and the standard of care shall be of a quality,
meeting or exceeding currently recognized TJC, VA and national standards.
Qualifications
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