Chippewa Township, Pennsylvania

Overview

The nurse is responsible for completing and monitoring all medical requirements of the program. They provide support to individuals with mental illness in a Long-Term Structured Residence to promote wellness and recovery.

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Provide direct care and support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including assistance with daily living activities and community engagement. Maintain accurate documentation, progress notes, and service logs while promoting the health, safety, and well-being of clients.

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The Psychiatric Technician I is responsible for ensuring the safety and welfare of adult residents in a residential program. They participate in carrying out treatment plan goals and provide direct care support to residents.

Overview

The Psychiatric Technician provides direct care and support to adult residents, ensuring their mental, physical, and emotional well-being. They also participate in the development and implementation of individualized treatment plan goals.

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Provides clinical patient care under the direction of a physician, including taking medical histories and performing physical exams. Responsible for ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests, making preliminary diagnoses, and treating minor injuries.

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The position involves assisting the healthcare team by communicating patient needs and performing clinical tasks such as specimen collection and vitals monitoring. Additionally, the role is responsible for conducting radiologic procedures and basic laboratory functions in an outpatient setting.

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Clinical duties involve rooming patients, collecting vital signs, reviewing histories, performing basic lab tests, and administering medications as directed by a provider. Administrative tasks include managing supplies, updating records, and handling scheduling, referrals, and authorizations.

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The Crisis Worker builds positive relationships with individuals in crisis to ensure their needs are respectfully and adequately addressed through individualized, strengths-based, and culturally sensitive services. Essential duties include performing crisis counseling and assessments, managing disposition planning and linkage, and maintaining professional relationships while adhering to quality standards.