Psychiatric Nurse
career land centerEast Providence (RI)
About the role
Psychiatric Nurse
Location: Providence, RI
Setting: Outpatient clinic, Community Health
Schedule: Monday through Friday8-hour shifts
Flexible hours
Duties:
- Provide direct psycho-diagnostic and psycho-therapeutic treatments
- Conduct psycho-pharmacological evaluations and management
- Offer therapy sessions
- Patient Volume: Not specified
Job Requirements: Must be Board Certified (BC) Must have an active Rhode Island (RI) license
Experience required
Compensation: Competitive base salary plus bonuses
Benefits: Full benefits package, which typically includes:
- Health insurance
- Dental and vision plans
- Retirement plans
- Paid time off
- Continuing education support
Description:
We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Psychiatric Nurse to join our outpatient clinic team in Providence, RI, focused on community health. This role involves providing comprehensive psycho-diagnostic and psycho-therapeutic treatments, including psycho-pharmacological evaluations and management. The schedule is flexible, with 8-hour shifts from Monday through Friday. Candidates must be Board Certified and hold an active Rhode Island license. Experience in the field is required. The compensation package includes a competitive base salary with the opportunity for bonuses, along with a full benefits package. If you are a compassionate and skilled Psychiatric Nurse looking to make a difference in community health, we encourage you to apply. This position offers a supportive work environment, competitive compensation, and the chance to have a significant impact on patient care.
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