Registered Nurse (Inpatient Behavioral Health) Full Time, Nights

CURRENT HOLLAND HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES

The Registered Nurse (RN) is responsible for the provision and coordination of patient centered care within an inpatient psychiatric setting. The RN delivers safe, trauma informed, evidence based nursing care to individuals experiencing acute psychiatric conditions, behavioral health crises, and co occurring medical needs. The RN collaborates with an interdisciplinary team—including psychiatry, social work, therapy, and mental health assistants—to promote stabilization, safety, and recovery. The RN provides leadership through delegation, clinical judgment, and effective communication while upholding professional nursing standards and organizational policies. The RN practices in accordance with the Michigan Public Health Code Act 368 of 1978, Article 15 (Health Occupations), Part 172 (Nursing), and demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to meet the needs of patients across the lifespan.

$5,000 Sign On Bonus* Pay Range: $35.00 - $51.64/hour Employment Type: Full Time, 72 hours every 2 weeks Schedule: 7:00 pm - 7:30 am, 3 days per week. Every 3rd weekend required.

Requirements

• Graduate of accredited Registered Nursing Program required
• Current Michigan RN License (or completed by end of orientation) required
• Current BLS for the Healthcare Provider (or completed within 60 days of hire) required

Standards of Professional Performance

The RN promotes patient safety by adhering to hospital and nursing department policies, including the Patient's Bill of Rights. The RN practices in accordance with the ANA Standards of Professional Performance, including: Quality of Practice - Enhances the quality and effectiveness of nursing practice Education - Maintains knowledge and competency aligned with evidence‑based psychiatric and medical practice Professional Practice Evaluation - Evaluates personal practice against standards, regulations, and guidelines Collaboration - Works with patients, families, and interdisciplinary behavioral health teams Ethics - Integrates ethical principles into all areas of psychiatric care Evidence‑Based Practice & Research - Incorporates psychiatric and behavioral health research into care Resource Utilization - Uses resources safely, effectively, and responsibly Environmental Health - Promotes a safe, therapeutic, and ligature‑free environment Collegiality - Contributes to the professional development peers and students

Leadership

Demonstrates leadership within the psychiatric care environment Supervises mental health assistants and delegates tasks appropriately Participates in shared decision‑making and unit‑based initiatives Supports organizational goals, safety priorities, and quality measures

Assessment & Diagnosis

Conducts comprehensive psychiatric and medical assessments, including mental status exams, suicide risk assessments and behavioral observations Identifies psychiatric nursing diagnoses using critical thinking and clinical judgment Responds to crises including behavioral escalations, psychiatric emergencies and medical instability Assesses environmental and safety risks including elopement, self‑harm, and aggression Documents behavioral observations and interventions accurately and timely

Outcomes Identification & Planning

Develops individualized plans of care addressing psychiatric symptoms, coping skills, and recovery goals Collaborates with the treatment team to support stabilization and discharge planning Engages families and support systems when appropriate

Implementation

Provides trauma‑informated, patient‑centered interventions Administers psychiatric and medical medications and monitors therapeutic and adverse effects Implements de‑escalation strategies and participates in crisis intervention using approved techniques Maintains a therapeutic milieu that supports safety and recovery

Evaluation

Evaluates patient progress toward stabilization and treatment goals Adjusts care plans based on ongoing assessment and team input

Patient Education

Assesses learning needs related to psychiatric conditions, medications, coping strategies, and discharge planning Provides individualized education to support understanding and long‑term wellness

Holland Hospital is an Equal Opportunity Employer, please see our EEO policy

Why Holland Hospital?

In a word-caring. Here, we not only strive to provide the best possible care to our patients, but also nurture the continued health and wellness of our most valuable asset: our employees. We believe superior service is only possible with a superior workforce. Our collaborative, can-do culture makes all things possible. And, our family-like feel makes Holland Hospital not only a great place to work, but a career that feels like home.