Registered Nurse (RN) - Inpatient

What You’ll Do Psychiatric/Mental Health RNs at our inpatient hospital in Minneapolis are responsible for managing the care of adolescent patients and/or young adult patients experiencing psychiatric/mental health disorders.

Key responsibilities include

Administering psychosocial, physical, and behavioral assessments related to specific conditions and providing individualized interventions based on these assessments Monitoring patients’ daily functioning and assisting in mental health symptom management Communicating with patients and families using curiosity, compassion, and active listening Providing care in a non-judgmental, non-discriminatory manner that is sensitive to the patient’s developmental age and to the patient’s and family’s diversity Tracking and sharing confidential medical and psychiatric information, verbally and in written documentation Administering medications and performing interventions such as including lab draws, EKG, UDS, Genesight, and HcG testing What Makes You a Great Fit Graduate of an accredited nursing school with a Nursing Degree (BSN is preferred, current licensure as an RN with the Minnesota State Board of Nursing is required.)

A purposeful, results-oriented critical thinker who can make fast, safe judgment calls in stressful situations Skilled at multi-tasking, prioritizing, and communicating, in both verbal and written format Facility with basic computer skills using Microsoft Office products and HER Competency in the safe use of restraints and seclusion and effective deescalation through collaborative problem-solving and trauma-informed practices A compassionate, patient-first mindset that supports you to reach the highest standards in delivery of care Compensation Range: $37.

92 to $58.68 depending on education and experience Additional Details 32 hours a week with AM / PM shift rotation with every other weekend Psychiatric/Mental Health RNs at our inpatient hospital in Minneapolis are responsible for managing the care of adolescent patients and/or young adult patients experiencing psychiatric/mental health disorders.

Key responsibilities include

Administering psychosocial, physical, and behavioral assessments related to specific conditions and providing individualized interventions based on these assessments Monitoring patients’ daily functioning and assisting in mental health symptom management Communicating with patients and families using curiosity, compassion, and active listening Providing care in a non-judgmental, non-discriminatory manner that is sensitive to the patient’s developmental age and to the patient’s and family’s diversity Tracking and sharing confidential medical and psychiatric information, verbally and in written documentation Administering medications and performing interventions such as including lab draws, EKG, UDS, Genesight, and HcG testing Graduate of an accredited nursing school with a Nursing Degree (BSN is preferred, current licensure as an RN with the Minnesota State Board of Nursing is required.)

A purposeful, results-oriented critical thinker who can make fast, safe judgment calls in stressful situations Skilled at multi-tasking, prioritizing, and communicating, in both verbal and written format Facility with basic computer skills using Microsoft Office products and HER Competency in the safe use of restraints and seclusion and effective deescalation through collaborative problem-solving and trauma-informed practices A compassionate, patient-first mindset that supports you to reach the highest standards in delivery of care Compensation Range: $37.

92 to $58.68 depending on education and experience