The Registered Nurse (RN) assesses adults and youth in behavioral health crisis and documents relevant triage, behavioral health, physical health, and substance-use information. The RN uses crisis-intervention and de-escalation skills, educates individuals and families about diagnoses, medications, and treatments, and supports individualized care as part of a multidisciplinary clinical team. The role includes completing nursing assessments and medication reconciliation; planning treatment; providing education about psychiatric diagnoses, treatment options, psychopharmacology, and health literacy; intervening with verbal de-escalation; following seclusion and restraint standards and completing related documentation and debriefing; transcribing provider orders, administering medications, checking charts, drawing labs, and providing wound care as ordered. The RN also completes nurse-to-nurse handoffs at discharge or upon accepting individuals from another facility and performs other duties supporting care and well-being. This position requires the ability to perform Safe Clinch patient restraint techniques and physical interventions, lift, push, pull, or carry up to 50 pounds occasionally, and tolerate prolonged walking, standing, and observation in a fast-paced environment. The RN may work with individuals exhibiting agitation, aggression, or unpredictable behavior. The company has a mandatory vaccination policy; successful applicants must be fully vaccinated with documentation or qualify for an exemption before their start date.
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Education Level
Associate degree