1. Demonstrates proficiency in administering the fundamentals of the nursing processes.

2. Obtains history and effectively assesses the patient’s physical, psychosocial, environmental, and self-care abilities. Records vital signs, note changes and pursues more specific investigations as needed.

3. Demonstrates clinical understanding of both drug and alcohol toxicity by correctly identifying patients in a state of detoxification and identifying withdrawal signs correctly and consistently.

4. Uses care plan as basis for providing safe and therapeutic care to patients.

5. Consistently follows established standards, policies and procedures in providing nursing care.

6. Review of patient records indicates that an emotional/behavioral evaluation is conducted on each patient. Evidence of on-going reassessments is consistently reflected in patient’s treatment plan and progress notes.

7. Writes admission order, submit medication order and develop medically managed detoxification protocol for each client within appropriate time frame.

8. Conducts medication management for clients throughout their stabilization/treatment period by prescribing medications as necessary.

9. Be available and responsive during emergency situations as deemed necessary.

10. Consistently respects the confidential nature of patient and facility information by following all release of information policies and procedures and by refraining from improperly divulging information.

11. Demonstrates adaptability and flexibility to changes in the work environment.

12. Any other duties as instructed by management.

13. Acquire and maintain all CEU, CPR, trainings, etc. as required by DMHA and JCAHO.

Prescribe some medications

• Ordering diagnostic tests and operating some kinds of equipment in the medical environment
• Evaluating test results to determine underlying physiological reasons for patient symptoms
• Diagnosing medical conditions and devising treatment plans designed to alleviate pain and to stop the progress of diseases and conditions
• Supervising the activities of nurses and other staff in clinics and hospitals to ensure tasks are completed promptly and patients receive the best care possible
• Educating patients and families about medical conditions and treatment plans
• Collaborating with others in the health care field to share knowledge, create treatment regimens and diagnose patients with unusual or difficult sets of symptoms
• Collecting and compiling information and samples from patients
• Performing scientific procedures using cell cultures and other biological materials

POSITION REQUIREMENTS/QUALIFICATIONS:

EDUCATION: ARNP License, Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing

EXPERIENCE: A minimum of 1 year in the related field

LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION:

Valid ARNP License in the State of Indiana, CPR Certified

Job Type: Part-time

Medical specialties:

• Psychiatry

Standard shift:

• Day shift

Weekly schedule:

• Monday to Friday

Work setting:

• In-person

Work Location: In person