Psychiatric Inpatient RN — Sign-On Bonus & Growth

Universal Health Services; Radcliff (KY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Challenging work

Growth opportunities

Health benefits

401k with match

Paid time off

Sign-on bonus

Free meals on shift

Career development

Stock plan

Job summary

Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System is a 140-bed hospital offering inpatient services for adolescents, adults, military, veterans and first responders. As a Registered Nurse you will work in an engaging environment with a team of professionals dedicated to the healing and health of the patients we serve.

You will provide compassionate, hands-on support that addresses the physical, social, and behavioral needs of each patient, including medication administration and adherence to physician

Qualifications

• Current license to practice nursing in Kentucky (or eligible to receive or renew).
• Current CPR or BLS certification.
• Desire to work in a psychiatric inpatient setting with patients of various ages.

Responsibilities

• Providing professional nursing care, using the nursing process, to patients within the treatment milieu (child, adolescent, adult, and geriatric), according to the Standards of Nursing Practice and Care.
• The Registered Nurse assists in patient nursing care to meet the spiritual, emotional, and physiological need of patients served.
• This position involves the administration of medications and treatment in accordance with physician orders and established nursing policies and procedures.

Skills

Nursing license KY

CPR/BLS certification

Psychiatric inpatient care

Job description

Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System is a 140-bed hospital offering inpatient services for adolescents, adults, military, veterans and first responders. As a Registered Nurse you will work in an engaging environment with a team of professionals dedicated to the healing and health of the patients we serve.

You will provide compassionate, hands-on support that addresses the physical, social, and behavioral needs of each patient, including medication administration and adherence to physician