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RN (pool, residential treatment)
Job Number:
24041116
Company Name:
Devereux
Job Location:
Scottsdale, AZ US
Job Category:
Healthcare & Medical
RN (pool, residential treatment)
We're recruiting for POOL RNsfor our 48-bed residential treatment center for youth inScottsdale. Once you're hired, this position requires training (paid) and you'll need to be available forALLdays/times to be considered. Upcoming new hire orientation is as scheduled: JUNE NEW HIRE ORIENTATION: Mon, June 7th- Fri, June 11th: 8:30am-5pm & Mon, June 14th(Also Fri, June 18th, 8:30am-5pm, if your CPR/1st Aid certification is over 1yr old). Our Residential Treatment Center (RTC) is a 48-bed facility where children and adolescents experiencing emotional and behavioral disorders live, attend school, receive intense psychiatric, behavior management and social services. We have programs for children ranging from 5 to 17 years old. The RTC admits children and adolescents with a wide range of issues. As a nurse, you may be working with clients who: - lack stability in mood or temperament - have difficulty forming relationships - have disruptive behavior - are oppositional or defiant - have trouble paying attention - are depressed or suicidal - have been physically or sexually abuse - have a history of substance abuse
What does a typical day look like for an RN?
DAY SHIFT: - Start the shift by counting the narcotics, keys, phones, and pulse ox. - Obtain report from the night shift. - Prepare for the first medication administration of the day (occurs between 7 and 8am). - Attend morning meeting at 9am. - Call the pharmacy to clarify issues/follow-up needs for RX. - Call parents/guardians for consents to change medications. - Transcribe orders throughout the day. - Assess clients for medical issues, first aide, ESIs and IRs as necessary. - Prepare other medication administrations. - Admit and/or discharge clients, send or receive clients from passes. - Obtain clients for the doctors or medical treatments as necessary. - End the shift by performing the narcotic count with the next shift.
EVENING SHIFT: - Start the shift by counting the narcotics, keys, phones, and pulse ox. - Obtain report from the day shift. - Prepare for evening medication pour. - Obtain clients that need to be seen by NP and transcribe any orders received. - Attend to all medical issues, first aide, medical treatments, ESI assessments, and IR assessments. - Complete any paper work remaining from admissions/discharges. - End the shift by performing the narcotic count with the next shift. OVERNIGHT SHIFT: - Start shift by counting narcotics, phones, keys, and examining the pulse oximeter. - Obtain report from the evening shift. Start duties which include; ordering medications, reviewing medications delivered, filing lab work, prepare medications for passes, establish paperwork for discharges, stock various forms if necessary, prepare admission packets, monitor cleanliness & functioning of the refrigerators, change over nurses' notes, check equipment to assure it's working properly, and restock first aid & blood spill kits for all dorms and classrooms. - Perform rounds on campus every two hours. - End shift by performing narcotic count with the next shift Keywords: RN, Nurse, residential, behavioral health, psychiatric, pediatric, children, adolescents, medical
