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Executive Mental Health is Hiring a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner - Temecula Near Palm Springs, CA
Summary:
Therapidly growing and award-winning team at Executive Mental Health (EMH), with over 25 years of experience as a leading behavioral healthcaregroup in the State of California, is seeking experienced Psychiatric NursePractitioners for a full-time position with the company to support the growthof EMH as a trusted provider of integrated mental healthcare.
The psychiatric nurse practitioner will offer an extensiveknowledge of nursing, mental health assessment and diagnosis, psychotherapy,and psychopharmacology. The successful candidate will be knowledgeableabout assisting clinicians in providing top-quality mental health care and offerexperience in the skilled nursing environment and/or working with the elderlycommunity.
EMHis looking for candidates throughout California: With the home office in LosAngeles, EMH clinicians provide face-to-face and remote therapeuticinterventions throughout the state.NursePractitioners support EMH patients, most of whom reside in SNFs, by attendingto their behavioral health needs. The position offers competitive pay andbenefits such as fully covered healthcare, 401K retirement plan, paid parentalleave, and more.
Jobdescription:
EMHis expanding now by hiring physicians and nurse practitioners based on the needfor competent clinicians to manage the prescription of psychotropic medicationsas we continue to deliver quality mental health services to a diverse,underserved population residing in skilled nursing facilities (as well as otherlevels of care). We emphasize the biopsychosocial model and communicate withstaff in a collegial way to improve patients’ quality of life.
PsychiatricNurse Practitioners will support patients cope with psychiatric disordersincluding ADHD, mood disorders, and anxiety and others. They will evaluatepatients before and during their care to monitor their progress and administermedications as needed. At EMH, the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners will also collaboratewith psychiatrists to provide the widest scope of care possible to patients. PsychiatricNurse Practitioners should hold strong communication skills to work effectivelywith other medical professionals and patients. They should also possess astrong sense of empathy to understand their patients and provide specializedcare.
Responsibilities:
Supervisedby and working closely with the Director of Psychiatric Services at EMH, thejob duties of the nurse practitioner shall include, but are not limited to:
●Conduct health assessments such asrecording medical and psychosocial history
●Record symptoms
●Physically examine patients
●Make diagnoses
●Develop a treatment plan that mayinclude medication and other therapies
●Educate patient on healthy habits toprevent diseases and maintain good health
●Collaborate with other healthcareproviders, including physicians and nurses
●Order and interpret laboratorytest results
●Follow up on patients to determinethe effectiveness of recommended treatments
Skills and aptitudes
The work that psychiatric nurse practitioners do is bothemotionally and mentally demanding. It requires a broad set of professionalskills honed over the course of their careers that allow these nursepractitioners to manage their stress and workload while providing a high-levelof care.
●Professionalism: The subject of mental health can be difficult for patients andtheir families to openly discuss. It is important that psychiatric nurse practitionersact professionally, showing respect and tact when communicating with patientsand their families, and when assessing and evaluating a patient’s mentalhealth. They need to establish trust that will enable people to confide in themwhile maintaining organizational values and acting as an advocate for thosecoping with mental illness. In addition, psychiatric nurse practitioners mustbe able to manage the pressure and stress that comes with their position.
●Analytical Skills: Determining the scope and specifics of a mental illness can bedifficult because its signs are not often clear and may differ from patient topatient. Psychiatric nurse practitioners must be able to synthesize diversedata and patient research in conjunction with their in-depth medical knowledgeand the insights from other professionals. The ability to analyze informationwill allow them to design plans for care and therapy for their patients.
●Problem Solving: Psychiatric nurse practitioners find solutions. It is their job tohelp patients to manage their mental health issues. Problem-solving skills arenecessary throughout the treatment process. These skills help in identifyingkey risk factors, such as medical and family history of mental illness, trauma,substance abuse, and environment, among other factors. Psychiatric nursepractitioners must be able to collaborate with other professionals, using logicand reason when addressing emotional topics. They are also responsible for thecontinual evaluation of a patient’s treatment plan and for finding alternatesolutions as new challenges arise.
Requirements
Prerequisites and Qualifications
Three years of experience as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner is required.
To furnish and bill Medicare for covered NP services, an NP must be a registered professional nurse authorized by the State of California to practice as an NP in accordance with State law and must also meet one of the below criteria.
- Obtained Medicare billing privileges as an NP for first time on/after January 1, 2003, is certified by a recognized national certifying body, and has a master's or doctoral degree in nursing
- Obtained Medicare billing privileges as an NP for first time before January 1, 2003 and is certified by a recognized national certifying body
- Obtained Medicare billing privileges as an NP for first time before January 1, 2001
Certification Types
- American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
- American Nurses Credentialing Center
- National Certification Corporation for Obstetric, Gynecologic and Neonatal Nursing Specialties
- Pediatric Nursing Certification Board (previously named the National Certification Board of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners and Nurses)
- Oncology Nurses Certification Corporation: ONCC does not assign a certification number but you still need proof they are certified.
- AACN Certification Corporation
- National Board on Certification of Hospice and Palliative Nurses
- Nurse Portfolio Credentialing Commission
Benefits
Job Summary
Full Time
$113k-138k (estimate)
05/11/2024
07/10/2024
emhla.com
Los Angeles, CA
25 - 50
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