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Must have at least one of the following: Certification as a case manager from the URAC-approved list of certifications; or Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in a health or human services-related field (psychiatric RN or Master’s degree in Behavioral Health preferred for behavioral health care management); or Registered nurse (RN) license (must have a current unrestricted RN license for medical care management.
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Standard Shifts, Full-time RN Positions. We are hiring Registered Nurses for a State job in a Psychiatric Treatment / Behavioral facility in Medical Lake, Washington. RN - Registered Nurse.
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Headquartered in King of Prussia, PA, UHS has more than 87,000 employees and through its subsidiaries operates 26 acute care hospitals, 327 behavioral health facilities, 40 outpatient facilities and ambulatory care access points, an insurance offering, a physician network and various related services located in 37 U.S. states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and the United Kingdom.
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The Medical Assistant (MA) position is assimilated throughout St. Charles Medical Group encompassing practices in three Central Oregon counties and numerous specialties including family care, internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, immediate/urgent care, cardiology, pulmonology, rheumatology, general surgery, cancer care, behavioral health and sleep medicine.
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Collaborate with all members of the healthcare team to maintain a high quality of nursing care for people being treated for behavioral health conditions. A Registered Nurse with a valid Washington State RN license or the ability to obtain one by the start of employment AND two years of professional nursing experience.
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We are currently seeking Registered Nurses for our Geropsychiatric Unit (GPU), Adult Psychiatric Unit, and Forensic Services Unit. Lead and manage nursing care on your ward and shift, including administering medications and treatments.
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A team-based approach to patient care is the model of care including Physicians, Advanced Practitioners, Clinic RN’s, integrated Behavioral Health providers, and RN Care Navigators to help with complex care patients.
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ER/ Accident RN ICU/CCU RN Telemetry RN Psych/ Behavioral RN Float RN MT RN Pathology Assistant 2 JCI Accredited Hospital Mid-size hospital 2-3 hours from New York City University-affiliated hospitals with world-class healthcare technologies.
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