Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (1099)

Overview BrightView was founded to give the people in our communities two things: help and hope. We’re changing addiction treatment by combating the disease of addiction with a comprehensive treatment approach.We are committed to personalizing our addiction treatment programs to each individual patient. We believe anyone can achieve the goal of life‑long recovery with the help of our outpatient services which includes Medically Assisted Treatment and Clinical Services.We continue to grow our presence nationwide as we stay committed to serving patients and saving lives!Position Summary:The Advanced Practitioner-Psychiatric Mental Health NP will be responsible for providing medical services in collaboration with a licensed physician. Psychiatric Mental Health NP is a member of a treatment team, which may consist of staff with a variety of mental health, education, or medical backgrounds. The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner plans and delivers clinical services that include:Document patients' medical and psychological histories, physical assessment results, diagnoses, treatment plans, prescriptions, or outcomes.Evaluate patients' behavior to formulate diagnoses or assess treatments.Analyze patient data to determine patient needs or treatment goals.Write prescriptions for psychotropic medications as allowed by state regulations and collaborative practice agreements with experience and understanding of chemical dependency treatment.Monitor patients' medication usage and results.Monitor patient progress or responses to treatment.The NP must practice in accordance with the rules adopted by the Ohio Board of Nursing, the Revised Code, and SBHI policies and procedures.The Advanced Practitioner will document patient histories, perform physical examinations, order diagnostic tests, and perform existing patient assessments as needed. The Advanced Practitioner will also implement treatment plans in coordination with the supervising physician and inform patients about the medical components of their treatment. The goal of this position is to be a key component of the integrated care team that provides high quality comprehensive care to each of our patients.ResponsibilitiesMentor and conduct professional development activities (e.g., in-service, training) in medical subjects relevant to the patient’s treatmentParticipate in all trainings as required by federal, state, local and accrediting agenciesDevelop and present training content for education on various medical topics relevant to substance use disorders and general good health practices when requestedPerform medical services within the scope of his/her education, training and expertise:Obtain and prepare patient histories and perform physical examinationsAssess patient’s appropriateness for dosing, dose level adjustments, phase level adjustments, and changes to the patient’s treatment planOrder or perform diagnostic procedures as delegated by the supervising physicianAssist in the development and implementation of a treatment plan in accordance with written clinical practice guidelinesMonitor the effectiveness of therapeutic interventionsOffer counseling and education to meet patient needs, especially in the medical areas of patient’s treatmentCoordinate care with ancillary healthcare providers and make referrals when appropriateReview all laboratory results, as well as all medical documentation from other care providersEnsure implementation of medical quality health standards for both patients and employeesProvide medical input into overall program philosophy, treatment services, and patient care when requestedProvide a response to emergency care providers when they require consultation for one of the program’s patientsCollaborate whenever necessary with other physicians, clinics or hospitals participating in the treatment of program patientsAttend weekly treatment team meetings, as well as outside seminars and training when approved by the Senior Medical DirectorHold a basic understanding of drug/alcohol abuse and addictionKeep updated on current drug abuse and treatment information, especially current trends in Substance Use Disorders including Opioid Maintenance TreatmentDevelop professional, helpful, and effective relationships with patients, team members, and constituents; re‑engage patients as necessaryEnsure treatment center meets all accreditation standards related to Medical, Health, and Safety issuesComply with all accrediting, federal, state, and local regulatory agency requirementsAssist in activities that are otherwise identified by members of the Senior Management teamQualificationsRequired Education/Degree : Master’s degreeRequired Certification/License :VA Nurse PractitionerPsychiatric (Required)D.E.A. licensure as required by BrightViewRequired Work Experience : 1 to 3 years preferred, ideally with experience and understanding of substance use disorder treatment.Note, this position is fully remote, and working hours may be set by the provider that works for both the provider and patient.#J-18808-Ljbffr