Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner-1

Inside Higher Ed; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 101,700 - 124,650; Full time

Job summary

A leading academic institution in Columbus, Ohio, is seeking a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner to provide individual psychiatric services and primary healthcare to clients with mental health conditions. The role involves conducting assessments and interpreting diagnostic tests. This position requires a Master's Degree or DNP in Nursing, and while no experience is mandatory, 1-2 years in the field is preferred. The position offers a salary range between $101,700 and $124,650 annually.

Qualifications

• Master's of Science Degree or DNP in Nursing.
• APRN License with Certification as an NP.
• 0-2 years of relevant experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide individual psychiatric services for clients with mental health challenges.
• Conduct physical and psychiatric assessments.
• Order and interpret diagnostic tests.

Education

Master's of Science Degree or DNP in Nursing

APRN License with Certification as an NP

Job description

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Job Title: Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner-1

Department: Nursing | College Administration

The Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) at the Ohio State University Federally Qualified Health Center sites, in collaboration with a physician, will provide individual psychiatric services for clients who present with emotional or mental health challenges. The PMHNP provides primary healthcare to individuals throughout the lifespan with mental health conditions, including physical and psychiatric assessment and ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests.

Additional Information

Minimum Required Qualifications

Master's of Science Degree or DNP in Nursing, APRN License with Certification as an NP.

0 years of relevant experience required, but 1-2 years of relevant experience is preferred.

Function: Advanced Practice

Subfunction: Advanced Practice Provider

Career Band: Individual Contributor - Clinical

Career Level: C3

Salary Range: $101,700.00 - $124,650.00

Location: St. Vincent Family Service (2006)

Position Type: Regular

Scheduled Hours: 40

Shift: First Shift

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