Behavioral Health Registered Nurse (RN)

Use your nursing expertise to make a lasting impact in behavioral health. As a Behavioral Health Registered Nurse (RN), you’ll provide compassionate, recovery-focused psychiatric and medical nursing care to individuals across our programs. You’ll work closely with psychiatrists and interdisciplinary care teams to coordinate care, support medication management, assess changing needs, and help individuals achieve their personal recovery goals. This is an opportunity to combine your clinical skills with your passion for behavioral health, mental health, and person-centered care. You’ll build meaningful relationships with the individuals we serve while promoting safety, stability, independence, and overall well-being. Why Join Our Team? Medical, Vision, & Dental Care 403(b) Retirement Plan Paid Time Off Educational Reimbursement Career-Pathing Opportunities Paid Training Employee Referral Bonus HealthBar Services What You’ll Do Provide psychiatric and medical nursing care across assigned programs. Partner with psychiatrists and interdisciplinary teams to develop and coordinate individualized care. Support medication management and monitor individuals for changes in health or clinical status. Provide nursing assessment, education, intervention, and follow-up based on individual needs. Promote recovery-oriented, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive care practices. Advocate for individuals and help coordinate appropriate medical and psychiatric services. Collaborate with caregivers, families, providers, and other members of the care team to support positive outcomes. Help create a safe, respectful, and supportive environment for the individuals we serve. Anticipated Work Schedule Monday-Friday On-call availability required, including nights, weekends, or holidays as assigned What You'll Bring Active Michigan RN license in good standing. Knowledge of recovery-oriented care, Motivational Interviewing, Stages of Change, Trauma-Informed Care, Seeking Safety, and Family Psychoeducation. Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to effectively collaborate with individuals, families, and interdisciplinary care teams. Strong organization and time-management skills, with the ability to work independently, prioritize competing needs, and meet documentation deadlines. Comfort using technology, electronic health records, Microsoft Office Suite, and other electronic systems. Demonstrated professionalism, emotional maturity, sound clinical judgment, and the ability to remain calm and effective in challenging situations. Preferred 4 yrs. of psychiatric or behavioral health nursing experience What Makes This Opportunity Meaningful Every day, you’ll have the opportunity to use your clinical expertise to help someone move forward in their recovery. If you’re an RN who is passionate about behavioral health, enjoys working collaboratively, and wants to build meaningful connections with the people you serve, this could be the opportunity for you. #J-18808-Ljbffr