North Mississippi Commission on Mental Illness and·Oxford, Mississippi
The role involves monitoring client progress, managing medication regimens, and providing various forms of therapy. Additionally, the nurse coordinates nursing duties, conducts intakes, and assists physicians during medication clinics.
The essential functions include, but are not limited to the following: Monitoring client progress and problems between medication clinics and reporting relevant findings to the psychiatrist/physician. Counsel clients on the importance of following the medication regimen and observe client's response to medication. Providing various forms of therapy (individual, group, family, marital) as appropriate to the level of training. Complete reports, records, logs, and other required data as required for client records. Coordinating all activities regarding required nursing duties and responsibilities. Consulting with other staff members regarding clinical cases and issues. Assisting the psychiatrist/physician during medication clinics. Participating in consultation and education activities. Other duties as assigned by the direct supervisor. Conduct in-service training sessions for staff. Attending administrative and clinical staffing. Receiving clinical supervision. Conducting intakes.
Requirements: Current RN Nursing
Market context
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