About Kevin
Kevin Myirski is a physician assistant and a retired Army medical provider and Marine Corps veteran who sees patients 15 and older at the Port St. Lucie office. His medical training came through military service, where he spent years supporting service members in combat and garrison settings before moving into outpatient psychiatry.
Trauma is the center of his practice. Myirski treats PTSD, survivor's guilt, adjustment disorders, anxiety, and depression, and he is especially sought out by veterans, first responders, and families on the Treasure Coast who want a clinician who understands military culture without needing it explained. He is careful not to rush: his first job, as he sees it, is to listen and earn trust, and only then to build a treatment plan.
He pairs medication management with practical, structured support and coordinates with therapists when trauma-focused psychotherapy is part of the plan. Myirski will also see younger teens on request when the fit is right. Outside the office he runs, boats, and fishes, and he brings that same steadiness to the exam room. Veterans who prefer to keep their care outside the VA system, or who want a provider to coordinate with it, will find him comfortable in either role. He is accepting new patients at Port St. Lucie.
Care philosophy
Myirski believes trust comes before treatment. He listens first, explains options without jargon, and builds the plan with the patient rather than for them.
Areas of focus
- PTSD
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Adjustment disorders
- Trauma
- Survivor's guilt
Education and training
- Military medical training (Marines, Army)
Questions about seeing Kevin
What ages does Myirski treat?
Myirski sees adults and teens 15+; younger on request. If you are unsure whether you or your child fit that range, call (561) 295-4629 and the scheduling team will confirm or suggest another provider in the practice.
What conditions does Myirski treat?
Myirski's listed areas of focus include PTSD, anxiety, depression and adjustment disorders. Additional areas: trauma and survivor's guilt. Like every Stedfast Psychiatry provider, Myirski starts with a thorough evaluation of about one hour, explains the diagnosis, and builds a plan that may include medication, psychotherapy, or a referral for Deep TMS or Spravato when earlier treatments have not worked.
Where does Myirski see patients?
Myirski sees patients at the Port St. Lucie office at 266 NW Peacock Blvd, Suite 203, Port St. Lucie, FL 34986. Ask our scheduling team whether video visits are an option. Hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with weekend appointments by arrangement.
How do I book an appointment with Myirski?
Call (561) 295-4629 for new patients and ask for Myirski by name. Have your insurance card ready; Stedfast Psychiatry accepts most major insurance and Medicare, and a self-pay new-patient visit is $185. New patients are usually seen within one to two weeks. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 or go to the nearest emergency room rather than waiting for an appointment.
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Provider details are published by Stedfast Psychiatry and updated when staffing changes. Credentials shown are as reported by the provider.