Behavioral Health RN - Day Shift, Impactful Care

Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System; Princeton (NJ); On-site; USD 68,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision, RX

403b Retirement Savings

Generous Paid Time Off

Tuition assistance

Job summary

Penn Medicine is hiring an RN for Princeton House Behavioral Health in Princeton, NJ. This full-time day-shift role requires a BSN or active RN license, BLS, and 15 months RN experience.

The position emphasizes coordinated nursing care, medication administration, and crisis response within a 14-bed unit. Located at 905 Herrontown Road, the facility supports patients with co-occurring disorders and behavioral health needs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required, or in pursuit of
• Active RN NJ license required
• BLS certification required
• 15 months of RN experience required

Responsibilities

• Develops and maintains a plan of nursing care based on goals derived from identified needs; revises the patients individualized plan of care as indicated
• Implements individualized nursing plan of care, consistent with established policies, procedures, and protocols
• Evaluates and documents patient responses to nursing care, and participates in evaluating and improving the delivery of care on the unit
• Demonstrates accuracy in entering medication orders on the computer and medication administration
• Provides appropriate coordination of care and intervention to patients undergoing a psychiatric or medical emergency

Skills

RN experience

BLS

Education

Bachelor’s degree or in pursuit

ADN with >5 years experience may be considered

Job description

Penn Medicine is hiring an RN for Princeton House Behavioral Health in Princeton, NJ. This full-time day-shift role requires a BSN or active RN license, BLS, and 15 months RN experience.

The position emphasizes coordinated nursing care, medication administration, and crisis response within a 14-bed unit. Located at 905 Herrontown Road, the facility supports patients with co-occurring disorders and behavioral health needs.