Sunstone Children''s Inpatient Program RN

Company: MultiCare
Location: Seattle
Posted on: June 30, 2020

Job Description:

Are you looking for a great organization to grow your career? Do you thrive in an equitable and inclusive environment? Navos is currently seeking a Registered Nurse to work in our Sunstone Children''s Inpatient Program, located in West Seattle. If you have a passion for community mental health and helping others then read onthis could be your best job yet Navos is committed to transforming the quality of life of people vulnerable to mental illness and addictions by providing a broad continuum of care. We believe that diversity, inclusion and equity are vital to living our values and achieving our mission. Navos is currently seeking a 0.60 FTE (NOC Shift) Registered Nurse for our Children''s Long-Term Inpatient Program. The Sunstone RN will provide individualized, nursing services to child/adolescent clients within an inpatient residential treatment facility. Assist with providing and maintaining a therapeutic environment that supports the clients individualized treatment plans. Such support and assistance is provided in a way that helps empower the participant while maintaining a safe and effective milieu setting. ABOUT THE PROGRAM: The Sunstone Children''s Residential Program (CLIP) serves youth ages 12-17 in an intensive inpatient mental health treatment program provided in a secure setting. CLIP is a treatment program for youth who present a risk to themselves or others or are gravely disabled due to mental health conditions. SCHEDULE: Two 12.5 hr shifts a week, NOC shift: 7:00pm-7:30am WHAT YOU''LL DO: Ensure clients physical and oral health needs are met. Provide medical care and first aid on an as-needed basis. Provide physical assessments and treatment referrals; coordinating and communicating with physicians and outside providers as needed. Dispense, administer, or provide prescribed medications in accordance with the five rights of medication administration. Order medications (new, refill, special needs or emergency); document appropriately in medication administration review sheets (MARS) and client electronic medical record in alignment with agency policy and procedures. Capture, communicate and consider individual medication information when dispensing, administering or providing medication; Educate and train staff and clients on common side effects; Monitor and record side effects. Data enter client medications and significant health issues by the end of every shift for clients that accurately and concisely reflect overall behavior and interactions as observed. Chart notes must be written using respectful and objective language. Write monthly nursing assessment for each primary client and works with the clients team to incorporate health goals in daily client activities; regularly re-evaluate nursing care plan and diagnosis based on observation and data from other treatment team members. Ensure the overall health and safety of the clients on campus, out in the community, and during transport with safe driving. Implement and utilize agency approved crisis management interventions that may include verbal de-escalation, deflection, evasion, and physical restraint. Provide medical assessment during physical restraint and or seclusion; Evaluate clients medical status and communicate. Assist with training and other employee health issues; Assist with providing in-services on CPR, AIDS, first-aid, infection control; Assist in the administration of TB test, Hep B, and flu vaccinations. Monitor, order, and stock medical and pharmacy supplies; Fax orders and MARS weekly, auditing monthly; Maintain stock of gloves; Prepare physician order sheets for 30-day medication reviews. Work as a member of a multidisciplinary team, which typically includes treatment coordinators, unit supervisors, recreation therapists, residential counselors, and consulting psychiatrists to ensure all client treatment follows CLIPs treatment philosophies. Communicate with clients and family members to exchange relevant information regarding clients and share information with treatment teams and supervisors. Maintain client records in keeping with agency, county, contract and state guidelines. Support a system-wide understanding of trauma prevalence, impact and trauma informed care. Foster healing, hopeful, honest and trusting relationships for consumers and employees; Values consumer voice, choice and self-advocacy. Demonstrate a commitment to cultural competence. Promote a safe, calm and secure environment with supportive care and family-driven services that are trauma specific and promote recovery and wellness. WHAT YOU''LL BRING: New graduate RN''s are encouraged to apply RN license in good standing with the Washington Department of Health (required). B.S.N preferred. One year nursing experience and/or experience working with youth/adolescents preferred. National Provider Identifier (NPI) or ability to obtain before your first day of employment. Current CPR & First Aide. Must be 21 years of age per state regulations. BENEFITS WE''VE GOT YOU COVERED: A unique learning opportunity and the chance to be a part of a multi-disciplinary team that encourages growth, creative thinking, and contemporary learning. Competitive pay 22 days Paid Time Off and 8 paid holidays in your first year with Navos Medical Dental Vision 401k package Annual training funds Located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest The perfect home for hikers, ocean lovers, coffee fanatics, foodies, & overall life-enthusiasts. Any job offer will be contingent upon the results of an updated background investigation. Physical Requirements & Disclosure of Risks: The position involves lifting, pushing, pulling, twisting, and stooping requiring upper and lower body strength. Lifting up to 50 lbs. may be required without assistance. Employees must have a demonstrated ability to implement physical restraints according to Safe Crisis Management, POC and Safety and Security / Behavior Management Plans and to assist in the transfer of medically fragile clients. Sunstone youth may have a history of self-harm, aggressive behavior and assault. Youth may exhibit aggressive behaviors, property destruction, assault of staff and/or other youth, and self-harm. Sunstone staff are required to be able to physically intervene in situations of assaultive behaviors or imminent bodily harm. These physical interventions require staff to use their full body to restrain the individual and may require transitions from kneeling to standing or standing to kneeling. Interventions must be done without hesitation. Staff are provided training in de-escalation, evasion, physical restraint and seclusion. This training must be completed as scheduled to continue your employment. Navos is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.by Jobble

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