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As a Behavioral Health RN, also sometimes called a Mental Health RN, you will be responsible for providing nursing care for patients who have a mental illness or who may be experiencing behavioral challenges or mental distress.
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Facility Details Facility: Please Contact for facility info Facility Type: Childrens Hospital Number Of Beds: 202 Trauma Center: No Pediatric Trauma Center: No Charting System: 3M Health, GE Healthcare (Centricity), MEDITECH, Perficient (MyHealthONE), Sentrics (E3 Patient Engagement Solutions) Job Details Starts: ASAP Assignment Length: 13 Shift: Night Call Off Policy: Please Contact for Info Job Quantity: 1 Type: Travel Job Description Interested in making a positive impact.
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As a Next Move clinician, you will enjoy many benefits such as full health coverage from day one, 401(k) with match and immediate vesting, mental health benefits, bonus and incentive opportunities, and much more.
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