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Assesses assigned case load of behavioral health care patients and families to identify the physical, psychosocial, and environmental needs of patients as evidenced by documentation, clinical records, Interdisciplinary Team reports, after hours reports, and on-site evaluations.
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To continue to be an industry pioneer delivering unparalleled care, we need a Registered Nurse Behavioral Health with commitment and compassion. + Teaches behavioral health philosophy and pain and symptom management to staff in alternate care settings (nursing homes, hospital, assisted-living facilities, etc.
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This means you have countless ways to make a difference as a Registered Nurse Behavioral Health. Registered Nurse Behavioral Health. Initiates, supervises, and documents observance of the behavioral health aide and LPN delivery of care per agency policy.
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Registered Nurse Behavioral Health- Visits. Assesses patient needs and obtains data on physical, psychological, social, and spiritual factors that may influence patient/family/caregiver health status and incorporate that data into the plan of care.
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The minimum salary for the Register Nurse- Behavioral Health position is $78,000.00 annually and the maximum salary for the Register Nurse- Behavioral Health is $110,000.00 annually.
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