Psychiatric Medical Care·Madill, Oklahoma
The Clinic Nurse will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to provide comprehensive behavioral health care and ensure program compliance. Additionally, the role involves engaging the local community through educational presentations and workshops to promote mental health awareness.
Senior Life Solutions, a division of Psychiatric Medical Care, is one of the country's largest Behavioral Health Management companies. Why work with PMC? Because PMC works for you. At PMC, we strive to maintain a culture of kindness and accountability. We embrace diversity, and inclusion, and provide team member support. We encourage everyone at PMC to have a healthy work-life balance and bring their authentic selves to work every day.
Work-Life Balance: Monday-Friday No Weekends No On-Call Competitive Benefits: Practically Free Vision & Dental Practically Free Medical Starting as Low as $20/Month Immediate Matching 401k contributions Furthering Education Assistance Unmatched Clinical Support: The PMC Clinical Team is ready to support you every step of the way. We have online resources at your fingertips 24/7, including a group curriculum toolkit. We connect you with our top Directors for peer-to-peer training and support. Opportunity Details: As a Program Clinic Nurse, you will focus on the 3Cs; Care, Community, and Compliance.
Collaborate with a small, interdisciplinary team, including a psychiatric physician, a social worker, and a CNA, to provide comprehensive nursing care to patients enrolled in the behavioral health program.
Engage your local community to develop and deliver educational presentations, workshops, and seminars in the community to promote understanding and awareness of mental health issues and inform of the resources PMC can provide.
Contribute to the enhancement of the behavioral health program by providing insights and feedback on patient care processes, program development, and quality improvement initiatives. Participate in regular team meetings to discuss patient progress, treatment strategies, and community outreach efforts.
What We Require: Registered Nurse (RN) OR Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in the state of practice - required. Graduation from a state-approved school of nursing - required. Associates of above - required. Psychiatric Nursing experience – preferred. Passion for working with Older Adults - preferred.
Market context
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