FAQ

IPC is more than just a staffing agency. Yes, we support healthcare recruiting needs by placing skilled providers in our partner organizations. But when most recruitment services drop off after placement, we step up to ensure your organization sustains high-quality care for years – not months.

We also provide our mental health partners administrative oversight, licensing and credentialing services, and quality improvement. We keep the process simple for our clients by streamlining offerings through one contract, with a single point-of-contact. It saves our partners time and money to receive these bundled services from IPC.

IPC provides comprehensive behavioral health services through our staffing solutions, including psychiatric evaluations, medication management, therapy, and substance use treatment. These services are delivered by a team of psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and clinical therapists.

Yes, in addition to our onsite behavioral health staffing placements, IPC also provides telepsychiatry services, allowing patients to receive psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and therapy remotely through secure video conferencing.

Yes, IPC supports professional development by offering training programs, mentorship, and continuing education opportunities to ensure providers stay up to date with the latest psychiatric practices.

IPC regularly recruits for experienced psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and clinical therapists interested in careers across the United States, as well as for administrative and corporate roles supporting our business operations. Prospective candidates can see a list of open positions to apply for or share their Resume/CV for future consideration on our Careers page.

IPC does not provide direct patient care. We are a behavioral health workforce staffing solution, so our psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, and clinical therapists support front-line psychiatric hospitals, community mental health centers, Federally Qualified Health Centers, and other care settings.

Are you experiencing a life-threatening crisis? We urge you to contact emergency services and proceed to the nearest care setting.

If you are seeking support for a different situation, consider calling, texting, or chatting the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. You can also search online for resources in your geographical area. As always, we recommend consulting a healthcare professional before making adjustments to your way of life.

Yes, IPC started an academy focused on the educational needs of junior and senior year medical students interested in a career in behavioral health. It’s called the IPC Academy.

IPC follows evidence-based treatment protocols, employs highly trained providers, and emphasizes collaboration between medical and behavioral health professionals to deliver the highest quality of care.

Integrated Psychiatric Consultants has begun the process for initial certification with The Joint Commission. We expect to finalize our certification in the near future. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to our team.​​​​​

For inquiries, questions or concerns, you can reach our team at (620) 472-2255 during regular office hours or via email at [email protected]. Additional contact options and information are available on our Let’s Connect page.