Registered Nurse - Behavioral Health Inpatient Services - Day/Evening
Chambersburg · On-site
About this role
RN - Behavioral Health Inpatient Services
- Work in a 26-bed adult inpatient psychiatric unit, featuring a 16-bed less acute unit and a 10-bed acute care unit.
- Provide 24/7 inpatient psychiatric care including diagnostic assessments, stabilization, and personalized treatment plans.
- Join a multidisciplinary team of Psychiatry, Nursing, Licensed and Unlicensed Professional Counselors, Occupational Therapy, RN Care Management, and Social Work.
- Thrive in a supportive and engaging team culture that fosters personal and professional growth.
- Access nursing leadership pathways, preceptorships, and a graduate nurse residency program to advance your career.
- Benefit from educational support for nursing certifications and mentorship from a dedicated Nursing Educator, Clinical Managers, and a Licensed Professional Counselor leader.
- Enjoy flexible self-scheduling
- Receive shift and weekend differentials for added compensation.
- Learn more about our safe staffing practices and low nursing turnover during your interview.
- Full time (72 hours biweekly)
- Shift: 12-hour Day/Evening
- Every third weekend
The Registered Nurse is responsible and accountable for implementing, directing and coordinating the care of patients through the use of the nursing process: assessment, planning implementation and evaluation. Included is recognition and treatment of the physical and psychosocial changes unique to the age/population group served on the specific unit.
Company at a glance
Team Size2-10 employees
WorkspaceOn-site
IndustryMedical Practices
Location
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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Top Benefits
- Flexible self-scheduling
- Shift differentials
- Weekend differentials
- Educational support
- Nursing certifications support
- Mentorship programs
- Graduate nurse residency program
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