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Psychiatric Registered Nurse (Weekend shift)

22nd Century Technologies, Inc.
Pay rate: $56.00/hr. w2
United States, Pennsylvania, Torrance
Mar 27, 2026
Title: Psychiatric Registered Nurse (Weekend shift) Duration: 6+ months Pay rate: $56.00/hr. w2 Location: Torrance, PA 15779 Shift timings: Saturday and Sunday - 3:00 pm to 7:00 am (16 hours O 2 days = 32 hours per week) Additional information: Optional: They can also work Friday 3:00 PM 11:00 PM if they want extra hours Job Description: Possession of a current license to practice as a registered nurse issued by the Pennsylvania State Board of Nursing; or possession of a non-renewable temporary practice permit issued by the Pennsylvania State Board of Nursing. Minimum one-year experience in Psychiatric setting Proficient computer skills to include, but not limited to, Microsoft Office products. Role & Responsibilities: Specialized plan of care: Develops, implements, updates, evaluates and revises as appropriate an interdisciplinary age-specific patient Plan of Care; based on continuous assessment and interpretation of all available patient data - to meet the identified patient care goals. Demonstrates integration of general nursing practice with intervention for emotionally ill patients based on approved Standards of care and practice as well as the patient's treatment plan Identifies and utilizes effective deescalation measures as alternative to seclusion/restraints Provides for patient safety at all times. Aware of patient safety measures (i.e. contraband, restraint/seclusion, suicide precautions). Maintains routine regular rounds (according to Facility policy) 1:1, precautionary monitoring (suicidal, elopement, contraband, seclusion/restraint), reporting and recoding patient physical and emotional status, activity and behavior Demonstrates knowledge of milieu management in daily practice. Demonstrates effective de-escalation techniques Provides for spiritual and emotional needs of the patient/significant others in times of stress/maladaptive behavior Verbalizes understanding of differences between voluntary and involuntary admissions Verbalizes understanding of legal issues involved with competency and guardianship, and psychiatric care of minors. Demonstrates understanding of suicide and homicide risks and precautions and crisis interventions.