Adv Practice Reg Nurse

Part-time and/or Full-Time

Salary Range: for Full-time: 150,000-185,000

• Key responsibilities
• Examines and assesses a consumer to determine general physical and behavioral health condition.
• Organizes data concerning consumer’s relevant history and current symptoms.
• Determines nature and extent of present disorders and formulates appropriate treatment response.
• Assesses patients with emergent and urgent care needs and makes determinations about safety in the community.
• Completes documentation and billing for all services in a timely manner and according to established standards.
• Achieves service volume standards as established by leadership based on daily hours worked and caseload size.
• Ongoing psychiatric management, including psychiatric medication management, psychotherapeutic support, and crisis intervention in collaboration with the treatment team and clinical supervisors;
• Educates clients about their illness and provides health management information and techniques
• Refers patients internally and externally for services as needed.
• Teams with physicians, other APRN’s, clinical supervisors, community support specialists, and administrative support staff to coordinate care.
• Completes administrative tasks as needed including timely response (24 hours or less) to voicemails, e-mails, communicating with external agencies and other treatment providers, etc.
• Documents clinical care and services provided; and
• Uses evidence-based standards, guidelines, and protocols to the delivery of patient care. Incorporates new information and approaches, when appropriate, to continuously improve patient care and practice.

• In addition to role responsibilities, each staff member of Community Connections has the following responsibilities as a part of their employment:
• Models and reinforces Community Connections mission to provide behavioral health, residential services, and primary health care coordination for marginalized and disenfranchised women, men, youth, and children living in the District of Columbia, many of whom are coping with challenges including mental illness, addiction, and the aftermath of trauma and abuse.