RN, Mental Health Nurse, Psychiatric Care & Support

Registered Nurse (RN)

Facility:
Wise Path Recovery Centers

Location:

Westover, WV

Employment Type:

Full-Time

Schedule:

12-Hour Shifts | Day and Night Shift Opportunities

At Wise Path Recovery Centers, we believe recovery is possible for everyone. We provide compassionate, evidence-based treatment for individuals experiencing substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.

Our nurses are an essential part of that mission. You'll work alongside a multidisciplinary team that believes in treating every patient with dignity, compassion, and respect while providing safe, high-quality clinical care.

If you're looking for nursing work where you can build meaningful relationships with patients and see the impact you make, we'd love to meet you.

Wise Path Recovery Centers provides integrated behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment focused on helping individuals build healthier, more stable lives.

Our approach combines medical care, behavioral health services, recovery support, and trauma-informed practices to meet patients where they are and support lasting recovery.

Nursing in behavioral health is different. You'll have the opportunity to use your clinical skills while developing relationships with patients during a critical point in their recovery journey.

We offer:

• Mission-driven work that directly impacts patients and families
• Collaborative medical and clinical teams
• 12-hour shifts that support work-life balance
• Supportive and accessible leadership
• Opportunities to grow within behavioral health and addiction medicine
• A team environment where nurses play an important role in treatment decisions and patient outcomes

As a Registered Nurse, you'll provide direct nursing care to patients receiving substance use disorder and behavioral health treatment.

Responsibilities include:

• Conduct nursing assessments and monitor patients throughout treatment.
• Administer medications safely and accurately in accordance with provider orders and facility protocols.
• Monitor patients experiencing withdrawal and identify changes in medical or behavioral condition.
• Obtain and document vital signs and other clinical observations.
• Communicate changes in patient condition promptly to the appropriate medical provider.
• Support medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and withdrawal-management protocols as ordered.
• Provide patient education regarding medications, treatment, recovery, and overall wellness.
• Respond appropriately to medical and behavioral emergencies.
• Maintain accurate, complete, and timely documentation in the electronic health record.
• Participate in interdisciplinary treatment team communication and care coordination.
• Collaborate with Nurse Practitioners, physicians, behavioral health technicians, therapists, and other members of the treatment team.
• Maintain medication security and follow medication administration and controlled-substance procedures.
• Follow infection prevention, patient safety, emergency response, and facility protocols.
• Maintain patient confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and organizational requirements.
• Support Joint Commission, state licensing, and other applicable regulatory and accreditation standards.
• Support the facility's medication administration program and medication safety practices.
• Complete required qualifications to support AMAP training and competency validation for eligible team members.
• Provide education, coaching, and oversight to staff regarding medication administration practices within their authorized scope.
• Assist leadership with maintaining AMAP training, competency, and compliance requirements.

You're a compassionate nurse who understands that behavioral health nursing requires both strong clinical judgment and the ability to connect with people.

You're calm under pressure, dependable, attentive to detail, and comfortable caring for patients who may be experiencing withdrawal, emotional distress, or other challenges associated with early recovery.

Most importantly, you believe people deserve dignity, respect, and high-quality care throughout their recovery journey.

• Graduate of an accredited nursing program.
• Current and unrestricted Registered Nurse (RN) license in West Virginia or applicable multistate privilege.
• Current CPR/BLS certification or ability to obtain within the required timeframe.
• Ability to successfully complete required pre-employment screenings.
• Strong clinical assessment,…