Psychiatry Nurse Practitioner
she recruitsDu Bois (PA)
About the role
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (CRNP)
Location: Sayre, PA
Schedule:
Monday Friday No weekends or on-callWe are seeking a compassionate Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner to join a supportive, patient-centered behavioral health team serving Skilled Nursing Facilities and Assisted Living Communities across Pennsylvania. This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while maintaining an excellent work-life balance. What You ll Do Conduct comprehensive psychiatric evaluationsDiagnose and treat a wide range of mental, emotional, and behavioral health disordersDevelop individualized treatment plans in coordination with an interdisciplinary teamRecommend psychotherapeutic interventions and medications as appropriateCollaborate with facility staff on behavioral strategies and care planningCommunicate effectively with patients, families, physicians, and healthcare staff What We re Looking For Active and valid CRNP license in Pennsylvania (required) Passion for patient-centered care in long-term or geriatric settingsStrong clinical judgment, collaboration, and communication skillsCommitment to delivering care with compassion, ethics, and integrity What We Offer Company-paid medical benefitsGenerous PTO + paid holidays 401(k) with employer contributionFlexible scheduling with no nights, weekends, or on-callFull-time benefits starting at 32 hours/weekMake a Difference While Living a Life You Love. Join a growing team that s redefining behavioral healthcare in Pennsylvania one patient at a time.
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