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Trinity Health Riverside in Minot, ND is seeking an RN for the Psychiatry Clinic in an outpatient behavioral health setting. Provides focused nursing assessments, assists with medication management, and supports education for stabilization and wellness.
The role collaborates with psychiatrists, therapists, and care teams to coordinate care, ensure timely follow-up, and monitor patient progress. Part-time, dayshift, with a strong emphasis on communication and compassionate care.
Job Location: Trinity Health Riverside - Minot, ND 58701
Position Type: Part Time
Salary Range: $27.00 - $41.85 Hourly
Job Shift: Days
Job Category: Nursing
The RN Clinic, Psychiatry provides specialized nursing support for patients receiving outpatient behavioral health and psychiatric services. This role conducts focused patient assessments, assists with medication management processes, and delivers education to support stabilization, coping strategies, and long-term wellness. Working collaboratively with psychiatric providers, therapists, and interdisciplinary care partners, the RN helps coordinate care, support timely follow-up, and monitor patient progress. The position functions within a supportive, team‑based behavioral health environment where communication, compassion, and collaboration are essential. By maintaining clinical accuracy, supporting crisis‑reduction strategies, and adhering to Trinity Health standards, the RN Clinic, Psychiatry contributes to safe, patient‑centered behavioral health care and positive treatment outcomes.
The RN Clinic, Psychiatry frequently sits, stands, and walks throughout the clinic while supporting patient assessments, consultations, and related workflows. The role involves occasional bending, reaching, or lifting light materials such as charts, supplies, or equipment. Adequate vision, hearing, and communication abilities are essential for conducting assessments, documenting accurately, and effectively interacting with patients, families, and interdisciplinary teams.
Work occurs in an outpatient behavioral health setting with routine exposure to patients experiencing a range of psychiatric symptoms, emotional distress, or fluctuating behavioral needs. The role requires adherence to safety protocols, de‑escalation practices, and infection‑control procedures. The pace may vary with patient volume and clinical acuity, requiring flexibility, attentiveness, and strict compliance with confidentiality and regulatory standards.