DAYMARK RECOVERY SERVICES INC·Troy, North Carolina
Provides comprehensive psychosocial evaluations, medication management, and crisis intervention for individuals with severe mental illness. Collaborates with an interdisciplinary team to deliver assertive community-based outreach and supportive services.
Provides medication evaluation, medication checks, calls in prescriptions, obtains samples, may provide individual or family therapy to persons served Participates in daily interdisciplinary treatment planning, daily staff meetings and review of persons served and medical needs Provides crisis intervention consultation along with all members of the team; may provide on call coverage on a rotating or PRN basis. Provides ongoing assertive outreach, therapeutic interventions and supportive services to address the persons’ served needs effectively. Provides interventions to offer support and guidance in all areas of functional domains: adaptive, communication, personal care, domestic, psychosocial, problem solving, etc in preventing, overcoming or managing the person’s level of functioning and enhancing his/her ability to remain in the community. Completes all documentation as required by procedures and statute. Participates in regular supervision with the ACT Team Leader and/or psychiatrist to enhance all competencies in this position. All other duties as assigned by supervisor Units Billed Minimum Requirement: Along with other team members, is responsible to ensure adequate service delivery is provided to all persons served in accordance with National Program Standards, state service definition requirements, and the needs of the persons served. Special Attributes: Strong psychosocial, clinical assessment skills. Minimal supervision regarding use of time, able to prioritize work assignments. Ability to communicate effectively with professions and clients/families. Ability to make sound decisions in emergency situations. Education and/or Experience: Graduation from a four-year state accredited school of nursing and one year of experience in psychiatric nursing; or equivalent combination of education and experience. RN Licensure Required. Qualifications
Requires a degree from an accredited school of nursing and a valid RN license. Candidates should have at least one year of experience in psychiatric nursing or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Market context
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