Registered Nurse PATH CSU - Night Shift

The Registered Nurse Crisis Stabilization (PATH) provides psychiatric, medical, and medication assisted treatment nursing services, which includes but is not limited to: assessment, treatment planning, administering medications, monitoring for medication side effects, providing medication/illness education, and providing laboratory services where indicated.

• Provide ongoing assessment and develop treatment goals and objectives as identified through the prescribing provider's assessment.
• Provide nursing interventions such as lab work, medication/illness education, administering medications, delivering medications, making internal/external referrals as identified, monitoring individual progress, symptoms and medication side effects.
• Maintain medication and supply storage areas in compliance with Mount Rogers CSB procedures, licensure regulations and state/federal law.
• Document nursing activities in the individual's electronic record, and keep all records up-to-date according to established policies/procedures.
• Attend and participate in meetings such as clinical staffings, business meetings, and nurses' meetings. Keeps mandatory training up-to-date.
• Assist and consult with Agency and tele‑med prescribers in regards to scheduling, medication orders, consumer status, and consumer needs.
• Provide community education and consultation services when needed.
• Work closely with crisis stabilization team to ensure that medical needs of the individuals presenting for services are identified and appropriate interventions are obtained.
• Extensive knowledge of mental disorders/substance abuse disorders.
• Experience in detox/substance use services.
• Knowledge of broad range of treatment modalities.
• Skills in diagnostic and statistical techniques such as DSM‑V.
• Knowledge of personality and/or behavior theory.
• Skills in recording, interviewing, assessing, decision making, and treatment planning.
• Knowledge of psychotropic medications, indications, and contraindications.
• Knowledge and skill in laboratory testing.
• Exhibits supervisory skills.

• Bachelor of Science Nursing (preferred).
• Current state licensure (or covered compact licensure) as a Registered Nurse (RN) or graduation from an accredited college/university with successful completion of licensure with the Board of Nursing within 90 days of graduation.
• One (1) year of professional experience practicing as a Registered Nurse (RN) is preferred. Recent Behavioral Health experience is preferred.
• Valid driver’s license with safe driving record.