Mental Health Tech: Night Shift

UHS•Lancaster, PA

32d•$19 - $24•Onsite

About The Position

Lancaster Behavioral Health Hospital (LBHH) is a 126-bed, inpatient psychiatric hospital and joint venture between Lancaster General Health/Penn Medicine and Universal Health Services. In addition to a general adult unit and dedicated adolescent unit, the new facility will also offer services for treating those with co-occurring disorders on the psychiatric-medical unit, an intensive adult unit to care for those with severe conditions, as well as a women’s trauma unit. Completed Bachelors Degree (prefered) rates ranges from $19.00-$24.00 an hour. Plus, night shift differential will be added to hourly rates! Every 3rd weekend rotation. Sign on Bonus of $2,500! How will you make a difference at LBHH? Behavioral Health Associates (BHAs) at Lancaster Behavioral Health Hospital deliver quality care to patients with varying psychiatric, behavioral and mental health diagnoses, ensuring their safety and continued care. Behavioral Health Associate (BHA) are responsible for completing the following duties and tasks: Assists the Registered Nurse with admissions by obtaining vital signs and securing belongings. Screens visitors and incoming calls, answers questions and prioritizes or redirects calls as appropriate. Assists the Registered Nurse with the discharge process, returning belongings, and escorting individuals out of the hospital. Facilitates activity, education and leisure groups. Documents the purpose and outcome of the group for each member. Provides escorts for patients to the cafeteria, to the outside courtyards, or to other areas/departments in the hospital. Maintains current observation check sheets for all patients on their assigned unit. Conducts safety rounds each shift on the units including groups rooms, laundry rooms, and patient rooms. Documents safety rounds. Demonstrates compassion and respect when interacting with the individuals in our care and their families/care partners. Mentors and coaches patients on early warning signs and triggers. What do our current staff value at LBHH? An environment that puts patient care first. One of the most rewarding aspects of working as an LBHH employee is providing excellent care, comfort, and security to the patients and families you treat, at their most vulnerable times. Having the opportunity to grow, learn, and advance in your career. There are very robust continuing education options with LBHH. Supportive and responsive leadership. Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package. What’s in it for me? Challenging and rewarding work environment Competitive Compensation & Generous Paid Time Off Excellent Medical, Dental, Vision and Prescription Drug Plans Robust tuition reimbursement 401(K) with company match and discounted stock plan Career development opportunities within UHS and its 300+ Subsidiaries! An opportunity to make a difference every single day.

Requirements

Baccalaureate degree in psychology or related human health services required.
At least one (1) year of experience in mental health & previous adolescent experience preferred.
Ability to work 2nd shift - 7 pm to 7 am.
CPR certification is required upon hire and will be provided at orientation.

Nice To Haves

At least one (1) year of experience in mental health & previous adolescent experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Assists the Registered Nurse with admissions by obtaining vital signs and securing belongings.
Screens visitors and incoming calls, answers questions and prioritizes or redirects calls as appropriate.
Assists the Registered Nurse with the discharge process, returning belongings, and escorting individuals out of the hospital.
Facilitates activity, education and leisure groups.
Documents the purpose and outcome of the group for each member.
Provides escorts for patients to the cafeteria, to the outside courtyards, or to other areas/departments in the hospital.
Maintains current observation check sheets for all patients on their assigned unit.
Conducts safety rounds each shift on the units including groups rooms, laundry rooms, and patient rooms.
Documents safety rounds.
Demonstrates compassion and respect when interacting with the individuals in our care and their families/care partners.
Mentors and coaches patients on early warning signs and triggers.