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Registered Nurse RN - DAY SHIFT -*Sign On Opportunity

Posted 19 days ago

center for behavioral health maryland heightsMaryland Heights (MO)
Registered NursesPsychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospitals

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About the role

Full-Time Behavioral Health Registered Nurse (RN)
Position: Full-Time Behavioral Health Registered Nurse (RN) for DAY shift; 7A-7PLocation: Center for Behavioral Health Maryland Heights$4000 SIGN ON BONUSAre you a compassionate RN looking to make a difference in behavioral health? Join our 20-bed psychiatric hospital serving geriatric patients with mental health needs such as cognitive illnesses. Located next to NHC HealthCare Maryland Heights, we provide care in a supportive and therapeutic environment.
About the Role: As a Behavioral Health RN, you'll assess patient needs, implement care plans, administer medications, and educate patients and families. You'll help ensure a safe, compliant, and healing environment for all.
Responsibilities:
  • Deliver care in accordance with nursing standards and facility policies
  • Monitor patient status and communicate changes to providers
  • Administer and document medications accurately
  • Maintain compliance with all licensing and accreditation standards
  • Use universal precautions and support de-escalation protocols
Qualifications: Graduate of an accredited nursing program Active RN license in Missouri
Preferred: 1 year of nursing experience in a behavioral or geriatric settingCPR/BLS required Our Mission & Vision Mission: Improve quality of life through personalized behavioral health care. Vision: Unite communities, families, and providers—one patient at a time. EOE – Equal Opportunity Employer

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