RN - Community Housing & Behavioral Health Services

Location: Mount Vernon, NYOther location included New Rochelle, NY

Pay Rate: $55.00 per hour

Hours: 40 Hours Per Week. Perfect of Travel: 50%Pay to Stay Bonus: $5,000 Mileage reimbursement for community visits and/or use of a company vehicle.

OVERVIEW OF PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: The Registered Nurse - Community Housing & Behavioral Health Services provides comprehensive nursing services across TGCW Behavioral Health programs and Community Housing programs throughout Westchester County. The RN supports individuals with mental health, substance use, and co-occurring medical conditions in clinic, urgent care, community, residential, and scattered-site housing settings. This position coordinates population-based healthcare activities, nursing assessment, triage, medication management, health education, disease prevention, infection control, care coordination, and wellness support. The RN collaborates with psychiatrists, therapists, medical providers, housing staff, care managers, and community partners to ensure continuity of care and regulatory compliance. The RN serves as a clinical resource for staff, supports individuals across lifespan, facilitates access to medical and behavioral health care, and promotes recovery-oriented, trauma-informed services in both housing and behavioral health settingsPRIMARY FUNCTIONS:Clinical Care & Assessment Perform nursing assessments and triage across Behavioral Health Urgent Care, clinic, Sunrise, and housing programs. Conduct health histories and nursing evaluations. Monitor, document, and communicate changes in physical and behavioral health status. Identify medical and psychiatric risk factors and coordinate appropriate interventions. Complete Health Assessment Forms and social determinants of health screenings. Assess individuals during medical emergencies, obtain vital signs, and coordinate emergency services as needed.

Medication Management: Administer medications and treatments per physician orders and nursing standards. Monitor medication effectiveness, side effects, and adherence. Provide medication education to individuals and families. Coordinate medication services during transitions of care. Support administration of long-acting injectable medications in clinics and community settings. Ensure medication practices align with OMH, OASAS, DOH, and agency requirements.

Community Housing Services: Provide health teaching to housing participants. Educate participants on disease management, wellness, infection prevention, and medication adherence. Coordinate care with medical providers, specialists, and behavioral health teams. Monitoring residents' healthcare needs to support successful community living. Facilitate monthly training and health education for housing staff. Review medical records and ensure accurate electronic documentation.

Care Coordination & Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Collaborate with psychiatrists, therapists, primary care providers, housing staff, care managers, and support staff. Participate in interdisciplinary treatment planning and case conferences. Coordinate referrals, follow-up care, discharge planning, and outreach. Serve as a liaison between healthcare providers, families, housing staff, emergency departments, and community partners. Provide nursing expertise for medical and psychiatric concerns.

Safety, Compliance & Quality: Maintain compliance with agency, OMH, OASAS, DOH, HUD, and housing regulations. Support infection control initiatives and nursing supply management. Maintain medication and clinical storage areas in accordance with standards. Completes required documentation in electronic health records. Support quality improvement initiatives and regulatory readiness activities.