Peachford Hospital is hiring: Registered Nurse RN in Atlanta

Registered Nurse/RN - Adolescent Psych - Evenings Peachford Hospital is searching for caring and compassionate psychiatric Registered Nurses - RN - for evening shift positions working with our adolescent psych patients. We currently have 4 units for children and adolescents - age 4 to 18 and are looking for compassionate and energetic nurses to provide great care to these patients. Charge Nurse and PRN positions are also available. $7,500 Sign-On Bonus $7,500 Sign-On Bonus What Is It Like to Work at Peachford? Our hospital has a strong, seasoned leadership team, with mentoring and coaching opportunities available to professionals interested in growing their career in the mental health industry. Our patients bring with them many different clinical challenges and high acuity illnesses that require specific and individualized care. We balance our work environment with a strong commitment to teamwork and a sense of humor that makes Peachford a challenging, yet fun place to work. While taking care of our patients, we also strive to take care of each other. What Role Will You Play? Registered Nurses (RNs) at Peachford deliver quality nursing care to patients with psychiatric, behavioral health and addictive disease diagnoses, ensuring their safety and continued care. RNs play a pivotal role in treatment planning and patient and family education. What Do Nurses Value About Working at Peachford? Nurses at Peachford are empowered to care for their patients using their own personal style, while delivering superior quality care. If you like a challenge and the satisfaction of working with other professionals to get patients the help they need, Peachford is the right place for you. What Will You Get To Do? Registered Nurses - RN are responsible for completing the following duties and tasks: Keeping our patients safe. Assessing each patient’s needs through daily interaction with the patient and other health care providers. Developing comprehensive interdisciplinary treatment plans and monitoring patient’s progress toward meeting treatment plan objectives. Administering medications in a safe, accurate, and timely manner. Providing comfort and care while following policies, procedures and standard nursing protocols. Communicating changes in patient’s status with attending physician.