About The Provider
Oluwatobi Ogunbayo MSN APRN PMHNP-BC
Oluwatobi Ogunbayo (Tobi) is a highly accomplished and dedicated Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with a wealth of experience in mental health care. Tobi's professional journey has been characterized by a distinguished career as a counselor, licensed practical nurse, and Registered Nurse at private and community psychiatric facilities, culminating in her current role as a Nurse Practitioner.
Tobi's commitment to continuous learning and skill development led her to pursue advanced education, ultimately becoming a Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. This significant achievement underscores her dedication to remaining abreast of evidence-based practices and delivering the highest standard of care to individuals confronting mental health challenges.
One of Tobi's notable strengths lies in her capacity to integrate her background in human service into her nursing practice, enabling her to address the multifaceted dimensions of mental health. Her holistic and patient-centric approach and practical communication skills have consistently contributed to positive patient outcomes.
Scope of Services
We provide a range of mental health services, including Psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis and treatments, medication management, crisis intervention, and psychoeducation.
Patient-Centered Care:
We value each individual's unique experiences and perspectives and seek to provide patient-centered care that respects diversity, promotes self-determination, and fosters empowerment.
Professional Staff
Our team is committed to ongoing professional development and adhere to ethical guidelines and professional standards.
Professional Ethics:
Our staff upholds professional ethics and guidelines, including maintaining appropriate boundaries, avoiding conflicts of interest, and practicing within the scope of their practice.
Informed Consent:
Before initiating treatment, patients are given information about their rights, the nature of the proposed interventions, potential risks and benefits, and treatment alternatives. Informed consent is obtained before any services are provided.
Confidentiality:
Protecting the privacy and confidentiality of patient information is our top priority. We follow legal and ethical guidelines regarding the handling and disclosure of patient information. Patients are informed about the limits of confidentiality and their privacy rights.
Safety and Crisis Management:
We have protocols to address mental health crises, including risk assessment, safety planning, access to emergency services, and coordination with local crisis intervention resources.
Treatment Planning and Monitoring:
Each patient receives an individualized treatment plan tailored to their needs and goals. Clinical assessments regularly monitor progress, and treatment plans are adjusted as necessary to meet the client's evolving needs.
Collaborative Care:
Our clinic values collaboration with external providers, including primary care physicians, schools, employers, and community organizations, to ensure comprehensive and coordinated care for individuals under our care.
Cultural Competence and Diversity:
We are dedicated to providing culturally competent care and creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for individuals from diverse backgrounds, including but not limited to race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, and socioeconomic status.
Continuity of Care:
We prioritize continuity of care and support patients transitioning out of our care, ensuring that appropriate follow-up and ongoing support are in place within the community.
Quality Improvement:
We are committed to continuous quality improvement through ongoing evaluation of clinical practices, patient satisfaction surveys, and implementing best practices in mental health care.
Compliance and Legal Considerations:
We adhere to all relevant laws, regulations, and professional standards governing mental health services, including but not limited to HIPAA, state mental health regulations, and licensure requirements.
Our Care Process
Referral: A patient is referred to the clinic by their primary care physician, a psychiatrist, a therapist, or self-referral.
Intake and Assessment: An initial psychiatric evaluation includes obtaining a comprehensive family history, health history, and psychiatric history, along with a description of your current symptoms. Lab work or further testing may also be ordered/reviewed at this visit. Upon completing your history, a diagnosis and treatment plan will be determined. This may last up to 90 minutes.
Treatment Planning: Based on the assessment, a treatment plan is developed in collaboration with the patient. This plan may include psychotherapy, medication management, and/or other interventions.
Medication Management and follow-up: Regular assessments are conducted to track the patient’s progress, re-evaluate treatment goals, and adjust the treatment plan as needed. For patients who require medication, the nurse practitioner provides ongoing evaluation, prescription management, and monitoring for potential side effects.
Emergency Resources
Ø Emergency Service
Call 911 for an emergency.
National Suicide Prevention Hotline: Call or Text 988 for free crisis support.
Ø Domestic Violence Hotline
New Hampshire: 603- 448 - 4400
Nationwide: 1800- 273-8255
Ø Suicide Hotline
New Hampshire: 1-800-273 - 8255
Text line: Text HOME to 741741
Ø Warmline
New Hampshire: 1-866- 447 - 1765