Nick Campo

• Provided crisis intervention services as needed to stabilize patients experiencing acute distress or at risk for harm to self or others.
• Navigated complex case management with focus on holistic care, integrating physical and mental health services to address all aspects of patient well-being.
• Optimized medication management protocols to minimize side effects and maximize therapeutic benefits for patients with psychiatric conditions.
• Conducted comprehensive psychiatric evaluations to identify specific mental health needs, enhancing overall treatment effectiveness.

• Conducted thorough psychiatric evaluations to accurately diagnose mental health conditions and inform appropriate treatment decisions.
• Maintained comprehensive, accurate, and timely electronic health records to support ongoing assessment and treatment planning efforts.
• Streamlined medication management processes by regularly reviewing prescriptions for effectiveness, potential interactions, and side effects.
• Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans based on clinical assessments and feedback.

• Conduct comprehensive psychiatric evaluations to determine patient needs and treatment plans.
• Develop and implement individualized therapeutic interventions for diverse mental health conditions.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient care and treatment outcomes.
• Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans based on clinical assessments and feedback.

• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient care and treatment outcomes.
• Conduct comprehensive psychiatric evaluations to determine patient needs and treatment plans.
• Streamlined medication management processes by regularly reviewing prescriptions for effectiveness, potential interactions, and side effects.

-Performed daily rounds at three psychiatric inpatient units, including one large Geri Psych hospital.

-Performed Inpatient Psychiatric Evaluations and Psychiatric Consults.

-Managed psychotropic medications for patients admitted to the units.