Registered Nurse - Behavioral Health - PRN Night Shift

Registered Nurse - Behavioral Health - PRN Night Shift At MIND 24-7, we are fundamentally changing the landscape of mental health care by creating a "front door" that is always open, always welcoming, and always ready to help . Our mission is to provide accessible, compassionate care for everyone—no matter the time of day or the challenges they face . Through our Express Care, Crisis Care, and Outpatient Progressions programs, we meet people where they are, delivering immediate and inclusive support that lifts up individuals and families . We believe that every team member, whether providing direct care or supporting behind the scenes, is essential to making this mission real every single day . Crisis Registered Nurse - RN (Night Shift) MIND 24-7 is transforming behavioral health care by providing immediate, on-site crisis intervention —no mobile response required! As a Crisis RN , you will play a vital role in stabilizing patients in acute psychiatric distress , working in a fast-paced crisis setting with children, adolescents, and adults. Why Choose MIND 24-7? Competitive Differentials – Earn industry-leading compensation On‑Site Crisis Care – Provide direct patient care in a safe, controlled facility Diverse Patient Population – Work with children, adolescents, and adults Career Growth – Be part of a rapidly expanding behavioral health organization Your Role & Impact Conduct comprehensive physical and mental health assessments, documenting all pertinent information. Administer medications per facility protocol, ensuring accurate documentation. Monitor, document, and report behavioral and medical changes in patients. Participate in patient treatment planning as part of the multidisciplinary clinical team. Educate patients on diagnoses, treatments, and medications. Utilize verbal de‑escalation and therapeutic interventions for potentially dangerous situations. Demonstrate knowledge of seclusion and restraint standards, ensuring compliance with proper documentation. Apply SafeClinch techniques in accordance with facility guidelines. Accurately document all patient care in a timely manner per facility protocol. Perform lab draws and provide wound care as ordered. Float among various clinical services within the market, as needed and where qualified. Attend required supervision sessions and complete all assigned trainings. Perform other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Active RN License – Unrestricted, issued by the Arizona Board of Nursing At least 1 year of psychiatric, behavioral health, or crisis care experience Level 1 Fingerprint Clearance Card (or ability to obtain upon hire) Comfortable working in a crisis environment with diverse patient populations Experience working with children & adolescents in a behavioral health setting Proficiency with EMRs and psychiatric documentation Join a team that’s making an immediate impact on mental health care in Mesa —with PRN role, top-tier pay, and a supportive clinical team. To support you in this essential work, we offer a benefits package grounded in empathy, including medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance. We provide a 401(k) plan with company contributions and accrued paid time off to ensure you have the space to rest and recharge. 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