Online psychiatrists in North Carolina

3245 listed. Telehealth requires a psychiatrist to be licensed in the state the patient is in, so everyone here can treat patients located in North Carolina.

3,245 matching clinicians.

Psychiatry in North Carolina by the numbers

North Carolina has 3,236 psychiatric prescribers in the federal provider registry: 1,657 psychiatrists with an MD, 122 with a DO, and 1,457 psychiatric nurse practitioners. Nurse practitioners make up 45% of prescribers in the state. That works out to 29.3 per 100,000 residents, of whom 16.1 are physicians.

1,657MD psychiatrists
122DO psychiatrists
1,457psychiatric NPs
160child & adolescent
29.3per 100k residents
206cities represented

Subspecialties in North Carolina

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SubspecialtyCliniciansShare
Psychiatry 1,598 49.4%
Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner 1,442 44.6%
Child & Adolescent Psychiatry 159 4.9%
Geriatric Psychiatry 17 0.5%
Addiction Psychiatry 13 0.4%
Forensic Psychiatry 9 0.3%
Psychosomatic Medicine 6 0.2%
Neurodevelopmental Disabilities Psychiatry 1 0%

The 25 cities with the most psychiatrists in North Carolina

CityTotalMDDONPChild
Durham 320204 2110 16
Raleigh 307157 6144 14
Charlotte 305161 16128 20
Chapel Hill 275232 240 17
Asheville 17991 1771 6
Winston Salem 12575 1436 8
Wilmington 11955 460 8
Greensboro 9836 260 6
Cary 9656 337 5
Greenville 8752 629 9
Fayetteville 8139 735 2
Concord 7118 348 5
Gastonia 5015 035 1
Goldsboro 4935 311 6
Butner 4340 03 4
Salisbury 4224 018 0
Morganton 4125 214 3
Hickory 3514 219 2
Hendersonville 3412 319 0
Jacksonville 3116 015 1
Mooresville 305 025 0
Wake Forest 291 028 0
Camp Lejeune 2812 313 1
Smithfield 289 118 0
Fort Bragg 2712 114 0

Largest psychiatry practices in North Carolina

Clinicians grouped by shared practice address. The registry holds no employer field for individuals, so where a name appears it comes from an organisation registered at the same address — a reasonable inference, not a stated fact. A large building can house several practices, and a clinician may list an address they do not belong to.

PracticeCliniciansMDDONP
Unc · 101 Manning Dr, Chapel Hill 115102 013
Cmc Randloph · 501 Billingsley Rd, Charlotte 9574 1011
Durham Vamc · 508 Fulton St, Durham 4224 018
Charles George Va · 1100 Tunnel Rd, Asheville 3514 318
Neel V Patel, Dmd, Pllc · 77 Vilcom Center Dr, Chapel Hill 3130 10
East Carolina University · 905 Johns Hopkins Dr, Greenville 2522 12
Bdc Johnson · 100 Brewster Blvd, Camp Lejeune 239 212
791 Jonestown Rd · Winston Salem 2119 20
Central Regional Hospital · 300 Veazey Dr, Butner 2019 01
Veterans Affairs · 1601 Brenner Ave, Salisbury 2012 08

New psychiatric prescribers in North Carolina, year by year

New registrations in North Carolina by credential
0 50 100 150 200 2021 · MD: 37 2021 · DO: 6 2021 · NP: 114 2022 · MD: 31 2022 · DO: 6 2022 · NP: 112 2023 · MD: 24 2023 · DO: 5 2023 · NP: 152 2024 · MD: 13 2024 · DO: 0 2024 · NP: 110 2025 · MD: 3 2025 · DO: 0 2025 · NP: 161 2026 · MD: 6 2026 · DO: 0 2026 · NP: 136202120222023202420252026
MDDONP

Counted from the date each clinician joined the federal registry.

Clinicians on the registry in North Carolina, running total
0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2021 · MD: 1,580 2022 · MD: 1,611 2023 · MD: 1,635 2024 · MD: 1,648 2025 · MD: 1,651 2026 · MD: 1,657 2021 · DO: 111 2022 · DO: 117 2023 · DO: 122 2024 · DO: 122 2025 · DO: 122 2026 · DO: 122 2021 · NP: 786 2022 · NP: 898 2023 · NP: 1,050 2024 · NP: 1,160 2025 · NP: 1,321 2026 · NP: 1,457202120222023202420252026
MDDONP

How many of today's clinicians had registered by each year.

Both charts are built from registration dates, so they show when the current workforce joined. The registry records no departures, which means the running total can only rise and neither chart should be read as net growth — a clinician who registered in 2019 and has since retired is simply absent from both. Nurse practitioners were 73% of new registrations in 2021 and 98% in 2025.

YearNew MDNew DONew NP New totalRegistered to date
2021 37 6 114 157 2,477
2022 31 6 112 149 2,626
2023 24 5 152 181 2,807
2024 13 0 110 123 2,930
2025 3 0 161 164 3,094
2026 6 0 136 142 3,236

Who is practising, and for how long

773 of North Carolina's psychiatric prescribers (23.9%) registered with the federal system in the last five years, and 162 in the last twelve months. 799 have been registered for more than twenty years. The nurse practitioner side is newer: 47% of psychiatric NPs registered in the last five years, against 4.6% of MD psychiatrists.

Of those who record a gender with the registry, 64.6% are women, split 86.3% among nurse practitioners and 47% among MD psychiatrists.

Source: CMS National Plan and Provider Enumeration System, refreshed weekly. Registration with the federal registry is not the same as actively practising, and does not indicate whether a clinician offers telehealth or is accepting new patients. Population figures are US Census Bureau estimates.

What psychiatry costs in North Carolina

No clinician in North Carolina has published a rate here yet. Every claimed profile on this site states both numbers as a condition of going live, so you can compare before you call rather than after.

Listings without a published rate come from the federal NPI registry and are unclaimed. We haven't verified them and they may be out of date.