14 years ago
michele
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If he/she is in private practice, he/she probably sees 3 or 4 clients/day completing initial evals and med checks. He/she will spend some time dictating notes for intial evals and/or doing chartwork. The rest of the day is spent on the phone dealing with managed care nazis.
If he/she is employed by a hospital, the first part of the day is probably spent in "rounds" (e.g., 5 min/patient doing med checks). Part of the day will be spent in case conferences with the rest of the multi-disciplinary treatment team. A day for a hospital adol. psychiatrist might also include some dealings with managed care nazis, as well, but much of that is handled by other staff in this settings. He/she will also spend time signing off on charts.
~Dr. B.~
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