Registered Nurse - Mishawaka

Nurse Care Coordinator (RN) - Mishawaka

Are you a registered nurse looking to make a meaningful impact—while working in an environment that truly supports you?

Oaklawn is northern Indiana’s leading provider of mental health and addiction services, serving more than 27,000 children, teens and adults each year across our Elkhart, Goshen, South Bend and Mishawaka campuses. With nearly 850 employees and a full continuum of care, we are known for serving complex clinical needs—and doing so with heart.

Our nurses thrive here because they’re surrounded by strong clinical support, exceptional training opportunities and a mission-driven culture where growth is not only encouraged but expected.

• You take care of others—so we make sure to take care of you.
• Minimum rate: $33.52/hour
• $4,000 employment bonus for full-time (pro-rated by FTE)
• PTO starts your first day (for PT and FT staff)
• Work-life balance and predictable scheduling
• Employee assistance program
• Consistent supervision and opportunities to expand your clinical skills
• For our full-time nurses, you receive overtime every day which includes a paid lunch and a free meal ticket to eat from our café.

• Assessing clients’ mental and physical health upon admission.
• Processing tests (TB).
• Completing lab orders and securing test results.
• Addressing somatic complaints.
• Completing medication reconciliations and physical assessments.
• Ensuring that medication consents are complete.
• Assessing the need for precautions and reassessments.
• Completing thorough charting.
• Providing education on medication, physical concerns, and activities of daily living such as proper hygiene.

These roles are available in full-time and part-time positions at our Mishawaka campus, with rotating weekends.

• Active Indiana Registered Nursing (RN) license.
• Two years of post-degree psychiatric experience preferred.

Oaklawn offers student externship opportunities for nursing and medical assisting students on a limited basis. Interested students should inquire directly regarding current needs and capacity.