LVN Nights

The behavioral health RN provides direct patient care, administers medications, monitors vital signs, and performs basic patient assessments under the supervision of the Chief Nursing Officer. They also help with patient education, assist with daily activities, and document patient data to support treatment planning for individuals with mental and emotional health needs.

• Monitor and document patient behavior, progress, and responses to treatment.
• Administer prescribed medications, including psychotropic medications, changes bandages, and notes patient reactions.
• Assist patients with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, and hygiene.
• Take and record vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, heart rate).
• Conduct focused patient assessments, collect data, and document it in patient charts for the supervising nurses, physicians.
• Work with other staff, such as psychiatrists, to help implement treatment plans.
• Facilitate group therapy sessions or recreational activities.
• Ensure a safe and therapeutic environment for patients.

• High school diploma or GED, and completion of a LVN program.
• Current, active RN license to practice in the state of Texas.
• Minimum of one year of experience in a behavioral health setting, such as psychiatric or substance use disorder nursing.
• Ability to work collaboratively within a healthcare team, strong observation skills, and knowledge of basic nursing care and patient safety protocols are essential.