Evening RN - Inpatient Behavioral Health (Affective)

Community Health Network; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 34,440 - 48,216; Part time

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Hiring bonuses

Great benefits

Volunteer opportunities

Job summary

A healthcare organization in Indiana is seeking a Registered Nurse for the Inpatient Behavioral Health - Affective Disorders Unit. The role involves managing patient care for those with mood disorders, and responsibilities include assessments, care management, and education. Candidates must be graduates from accredited nursing programs and hold a valid RN license in Indiana. New graduates are encouraged to apply. This position offers part-time hours with rotating shifts and weekends, providing an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of patients.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an NLN or ACEN accredited nursing school or three years of related professional nursing experience.
• Licensed as a Registered Nurse with a valid license to practice in Indiana.
• RN experience preferred; will consider new graduates.

Responsibilities

• Manage patient care for individuals with affective disorders.
• Complete admissions assessments and care plan management.
• Demonstrate skills in patient education and therapeutic coping skills.

Skills

Collaboration

Delegation

Negotiation

Patient Education

Medication Administration

Education

Graduate of accredited nursing school or three years of related nursing experience

Licensed as a Registered Nurse in Indiana

Job description

A healthcare organization in Indiana is seeking a Registered Nurse for the Inpatient Behavioral Health - Affective Disorders Unit. The role involves managing patient care for those with mood disorders, and responsibilities include assessments, care management, and education. Candidates must be graduates from accredited nursing programs and hold a valid RN license in Indiana. New graduates are encouraged to apply. This position offers part-time hours with rotating shifts and weekends, providing an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of patients.