Psychiatrist
Darlene McNulty
D.O.
Milton, GA
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Darlene McNulty is listed as a psychiatrist in Milton, GA. Contact the practice for current services and appointment availability.
Medication Management in Milton, GA
No listing in Milton, GA names medication management yet. Below them are 4 psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners in Milton, GA, professions licensed to prescribe, whose listings do not say. Ask who offers it. Compare insurance, appointment formats and who is accepting new clients.
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No listing in Milton, GA names medication management yet.
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Psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners in Milton, GA
Professions licensed to prescribe. Their listings do not name medication management, so ask each whether they offer it.
Psychiatrist
Nirupama Natarajan
MD
Milton, GA
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Nirupama Natarajan is listed as a psychiatrist in Milton, GA. Contact the practice for current services and appointment availability.
Psychiatrist
Oksana Kershteyn
MD
Milton, GA
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Oksana Kershteyn is listed as a psychiatrist in Milton, GA. Also registered as an addiction medicine. Contact the practice for current services and appointment availability.
Psychiatric nurse practitioner
Rholonda Adams
PMHNP
Milton, GA
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Rholonda Adams is listed as a psychiatric nurse practitioner in Milton, GA. Contact the practice for current services and appointment availability.
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Who can manage psychiatric medication in Milton, GA
Medication management is ongoing care for a psychiatric medication: a prescriber checks how it is working, adjusts the dose and watches for side effects.
Psychiatrists are physicians (MD or DO), and psychiatric nurse practitioners are advanced practice nurses. Both professions can diagnose mental health conditions and prescribe medication.
Therapists, counselors, clinical social workers and psychologists provide therapy. A psychiatric nurse who is not a nurse practitioner does not prescribe, so they are not in the second group. Primary care clinicians also prescribe some psychiatric medications; this page lists mental health professionals only.
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How many providers list medication management in Milton, GA?
No listing in Milton, GA names medication management yet as of October 28, 2026. Another 4 psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners are listed there; their professions can prescribe, but their listings do not say whether they offer medication management.
Counted from listings published in this directory. Provider details can change; confirm with the practice.
Planning your next step
Where can I find medication management in Milton, GA?
No listing in Milton, GA names medication management yet. Another 4 psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners in Milton, GA are listed by profession only; ask each whether they offer medication management.
Who can prescribe medication in Milton, GA?
Psychiatrists are physicians (MD or DO), and psychiatric nurse practitioners are advanced practice nurses. Both professions can diagnose mental health conditions and prescribe medication. The second group on this page has 3 psychiatrists and 1 psychiatric nurse practitioner.
Can I see a prescriber online in Milton, GA?
0 of the 4 providers on this page offer telehealth. For an online visit, tell the practice the state where you will attend; each profile lists the states it serves.
Does a listing here mean I will get a prescription?
No. A prescription depends on the clinician’s own evaluation. No listing here names medication management; the 4 in the second group are listed by profession. Neither confirms a diagnosis, a treatment or an appointment.
Before you contact a practice
The first group lists medication management on their own profiles. The second group is listed by profession: a psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner can prescribe, but their listing does not say whether they offer medication management. Ask before you book.
An evaluation, a medication-management visit and a therapy session are different appointments. Ask which one the practice offers, who provides it, the fee or insurance arrangement and the next opening. For an office visit, ask for the address in Milton; for an online visit, tell the practice the state where you will attend.
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