Telepsychiatry, statewide hub
Remote coverage for correctional and state facilities. Work from home, set schedule, malpractice included.
ClearPanel is a direct panel for psychiatrists who want California inpatient, state hospital, correctional and telepsychiatry work. Your credential file is assembled from the registries, confirmed by you, and reused for every placement.
Give us your name, date of birth and California license number, plus consent to verify you. We assemble your credential file from the registries; you confirm it and e-sign. That is the whole form.
One credential file, assembled from the registries, confirmed by you, and reused at every placement.
ClearPanel is assembling its first panel of psychiatrists now. Credential once, here, and your completed file is submitted first when placements open. No placement is promised until a contract is in place, and we will say so plainly at every step.
No rate card archaeology, no agency math to reverse-engineer. Set your rate and your hours: this is what the year pays, and on the right is every layer of the hour it comes from.
$300/hr is today's mid-market: live October 2026 postings for California correctional psychiatry run $240 to $350/hr. The implied all-in rate the state pays moves with your rate: your pay plus $110 of layers, printed in full on the right.
Read this part carefully: the figure above is gross contractor pay, before taxes, in a scenario, not a live offer. As a 1099 contractor there is no employer pension and no benefits package attached: you fund your own retirement and health cover out of this number. The comparison below is built with that stated, not hidden. Your confirmed offer shows the exact facility rate before you sign anything.
One stack, ours. The estimated all-in rate the state pays for your hour is $410. Here is where every dollar of it goes.
Check: $20 + $75 + $15 + $300 = $410 (est.), the implied 2026 all-in rate.
Slide it: your pay and the state's all-in do not move, only the split does. Every dollar the manager holds is a dollar the supplier layer cannot spend on recruiting, credentialing, or supporting you. The manager's actual fee is confidential; the starting point is the published benchmark, 5 percent.
The honest comparison is not another agency; it is a salary. Employed posts pay less cash and carry what contract work does not: a pension, benefits, and an inbox that follows you home. Contract work pays the number above and ends when your shift does. Every column is printed; the trade is yours to make. Employed salaries below are pro-rated to the hours you set above, so every column works the same week you do. A salary's pension and benefits do not shrink in proportion to hours; the cash is printed, the rest of the trade is yours to weigh.
What this work does not ask of you, stated as plainly as the rate.
These describe the contract roles ClearPanel staffs in the California correctional system. Your confirmed offer states the terms for your specific assignment before you sign anything.
Sources: every figure above traces to one of these, nothing else is used: California State Auditor Report 2024-114: $359/hr registry psychiatrist effective cost to the state (Salinas Valley State Prison, FY2024-25), the last published audited benchmark, and $246/hr loaded cost for a state-employed psychiatrist. Pay, $240 to $350/hr with a $300 default: current advertised correctional psychiatry postings, live, October 2026 (Stockton $335, Corcoran $290, Sacramento and Wasco $300, Vacaville up to $350). Historical context only: the documented September 2020 telepsychiatry rate approved through this chain was $230/hr. The contract manager's fee is a benchmark estimate, 5 percent of the all-in rate (the figure most often cited for healthcare supplier-funded arrangements, within the published 2.5 to 6 percent vendor-neutral MSP range), about $20/hr at the $300 default; the manager's actual fee is confidential. ClearPanel's figures are a scenario, not a live offer: real costs are $15/hr (est.), our agency fee is fixed and disclosed at $75/hr, and the implied 2026 all-in rate is your pay plus $110: $410 at the $300 default. Check the arithmetic: $20 + $75 + $15 + $300 = $410. State employment: CCHCS careers page, October 2026 ($373,632 per year, board certified, telehealth and HQ; up to $485,721 onsite inpatient). Kaiser Permanente: current TPMG adult psychiatry posting, Northern California (full-time salary range $358,919 to $370,020, additional incentives up to $24,200), accessed October 2026. Community locum work: $185 to $230/hr advertised, October 2026 postings.
Agents fetch your record from the registries and keep fetching, so your file stays current without you chasing it. You confirm what comes back; that is the whole job.
More than half the psychiatrist posts at some California prisons are vacant, so the state pays premium rates for contract doctors.
One company holds the statewide staffing contract. It employs no doctors: it sets the rates and takes a fee on every hour.
Agencies recruit and employ you, and keep the difference between the state's rate and your pay, a figure you never see.
One firm in that agency layer, not another layer below it: the full economics printed on the invoice, and your credential file fetched from the registries.
Here is the same hour of work, with every layer priced.
Current advertised pay for California correctional psychiatry runs $240–$350/hr (live postings, October 2026), the range shown on each role below, not a per-role promise. Your exact rate is the one printed on a confirmed offer. Join once and you're considered for roles like these as they open, your one file covers every role.
Remote coverage for correctional and state facilities. Work from home, set schedule, malpractice included.
On-site inpatient units, weekday rounding, call shared across the panel.
Longer assignments, stable census, team-based care with full credentialing handled from your one file.
Work through it below, this is the actual flow, in order. Fields are tagged so you can always see why you're being asked for something. The attestations, authorizations and gate-clearance information are steps 1, 3 and 5 of this one flow. Joining the founding panel completes your credentialing now, and your file is submitted first when placements open; a placement itself begins only once a contract is in place.
Three details are enough to find you in the registries. Everything else on this step is the consent that lets us lawfully pull and verify your record.
That's it for this step. We don't even ask for your email yet; contact details come later, in the one step that's actually yours to fill in.
We check each source at the primary source, live. The registries that publish a public lookup return real data below; the ones that do not are marked for your confirmation rather than filled in.
Every line below carries its source. If a line is wrong, edit it in place. We re-check your edit at the source.
How to read this record: each line names its source. Lines fetched just now show the actual registry return for your details. Lines marked Confirm could not be pulled from a public registry (the Medical Board does not publish license status for automated lookup), so they link you to the source and ask you to check and complete them. Edit anything in place; your confirmed version is what facilities rely on.
The only section that's genuinely typing, because no registry knows where you want to work, when, or how to pay you.
Read, sign once, done. These are the same attestations every facility requires, collected once here, reused from your file, not re-signed per placement.
Your information is stored privately in our credentialing system and used only to credential you for placements you choose.
How this flow works by design: with your authorization, verification is fetched from primary sources and kept current automatically, expiring licenses and screenings are re-checked without you re-uploading anything. The fetch above is live for the registries that publish a public lookup (the NPI Registry and the federal exclusion list); the remaining items are verified at source and confirmed by you once. Your summary download is generated on your device from what you entered and confirmed here.
You get one confirmed, source-verified file, with the fetch trail attached and the agency margin disclosed in full, instead of a spread you have to reverse-engineer.
Because your name, DOB and license number are the keys every registry already uses. With your consent, they unlock your Board record, DEA, NPI, certification and screens. Everything else is already on record at the source.
Correct it in Step 3, in place. Your correction is re-verified at the primary source and becomes your confirmed record. Registries do contain errors: that's exactly why the model is “fetch and confirm,” not “fetch and assume.”
No. Education, training and certification are fetched where published and confirmed by you. If a specific facility requires a document no registry holds, we ask for that single document, by name, with the reason.
We charge the same agency margin the market charges, and we print it in full: every offer shows the facility bill rate, the margin, your pay and the itemized costs (malpractice, credentialing, payroll) on one line. If the numbers change, you see it before you accept, not on a pay stub after.
No. Joining the panel is not exclusivity. Work elsewhere, search on your own, or leave the panel at any time. Your confirmed file summary is yours to download and keep.
Your DOB is used for registry matching and is never shown to facilities. Screening results go to a facility only as part of your confirmed credential file for a role you've accepted, and only after you've reviewed them.