Psych NP & Clinical Leader: EBP, Mentoring, Team Care

Society of Critical Care Medicine; Worcester (MA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Society of Critical Care Medicine is seeking an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse I in Massachusetts. The role collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to apply evidence-based care, mentor NPs, and advance quality improvement across the service line.

Responsibilities include patient assessment, psychotropic management in collaboration with psychiatrists, health promotion, and counseling. Strong communication with families and community partners is required.

Qualifications

• APRN licensed in Massachusetts with advanced practice authority.
• Experience with evidence-based practice and clinical research.
• Ability to collaborate with a multidisciplinary health care team.
• Commitment to health promotion and preventive services.

Responsibilities

• Mentors NP staff and fosters professional development.
• Shares specialty knowledge with staff and strengthens practice.
• Applies evidence-based practice and quality improvement in patient care.
• Provides psycho-education, counseling, health promotion, and preventive services.
• Assesses medical, behavioral, and psychological needs of patients.
• May prescribe and monitor psychotropic medications in collaboration with psychiatric team.
• Communicates with patients' relatives and community professionals to plan treatment.
• Provides physical health screening and primary health care monitoring.
• Delivers clinical consultation to peers and other health care professionals.

Skills

Mentoring

Evidence-based practice

Quality improvement

Leadership

Collaboration

Communication

Patient education

Clinical assessment

Health promotion

Education

Massachusetts APRN license

Job description

Society of Critical Care Medicine is seeking an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse I in Massachusetts. The role collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to apply evidence-based care, mentor NPs, and advance quality improvement across the service line.

Responsibilities include patient assessment, psychotropic management in collaboration with psychiatrists, health promotion, and counseling. Strong communication with families and community partners is required.