LPN - Crisis Stabilization Nurse (Part-Time)

Aspire Health and Community Services; Quincy, Northern (MA, KY); Hybrid; USD 43,000 - 50,000; Part time

Job summary

Aspire Health and Community Services is seeking an experienced Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to join our Community Crisis Stabilization (CCS) team in Massachusetts. The 24-hour crisis unit provides short-term stabilization as a less restrictive alternative to inpatient care, with shifts scheduled on weekends and nights.

The role offers part-time hours (16 hours) with shift differentials and a focus on medication administration, health monitoring, and recovery-oriented care.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Nursing program (Diploma/Associates/or Bachelor’s degree).
• Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) must be licensed by the Massachusetts Board of Registration.
• Ability to work independently, exercise sound clinical judgment, and provide compassionate, high-quality care.
• One year of experience in an acute mental health and/or co-occurring disorders setting preferred.
• Familiarity with recovery oriented treatment approaches for individuals with severe mental illness preferred.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and document clients' self administration of medications while ensuring safe medication practices.
• Monitor clients' physical health needs and coordinate acute medical care with direct care staff as needed.
• Facilitate health and wellness groups and activities that promote recovery and overall well-being.
• Deliver strength based, solution focused nursing interventions and support individuals in developing Wellness Recovery Action Plans (WRAP) and safety plans.
• Complete assigned clinical documentation and participate in required trainings to support high quality care.

Skills

Compassionate care

Clinical judgment

Independent work

Education

Nursing Diploma/Associates/Bachelor’s degree

Job description

Aspire Health and Community Services is seeking an experienced Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to join our Community Crisis Stabilization (CCS) team in Massachusetts. The 24-hour crisis unit provides short-term stabilization as a less restrictive alternative to inpatient care, with shifts scheduled on weekends and nights.

The role offers part-time hours (16 hours) with shift differentials and a focus on medication administration, health monitoring, and recovery-oriented care.