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Work in a small, state-of-the-art, inpatient psychiatric treatment facility designed to provide a safe environment for adults in acute psychiatric status. The hospitals offer an array of services in a community-based setting. Active mental health treatment and programming utilize the person-centered Illness Management and Recovery model of psychiatric care, which involves the patient, family, and community in treatment planning and implementation. The multidisciplinary treatment teams include nurses, physicians, social workers, advanced practice registered nurses, psychologists, and rehabilitation therapists. Job Description: Deliver comprehensive mental health care for individuals with acute to chronic and severe mental illness in collaboration with other health care professionals. Serve as the on-site psychiatric mental health attending clinician and a leader of the clinical treatment team. Assess, evaluate, diagnose, and treat persons admitted to the hospital to ensure that mental, social, and physical health needs are met. The Fergus Falls facility is staffed by a high quality set of clinicians who truly care about the people they serve. I am most proud of the sense of TEAM we have at this facility, says Derrick Jones, facility administrator. With State Operated Services you are part of a team focused on patient care and recovery, not census and billing. Qualifications: Licensure or license eligible as a RN in the State of Minnesota. Requires a masters degree from an accredited School of Nursing with ANCC certification as an Adult Psychiatric Mental Health Clinical Nurse Specialist or Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, along with authorization from the MN Board of Nursing to prescribe drugs. The Minnesota Department of Human Services is known for offering first-rate benefits, including:- Up to 29 paid vacation days per year - Disability insurance- 13 sick days per year - Life insurance- 11 paid holidays - Health and dental insurance- Pension and retirement savings plan - Long-term care insurance- Tuition reimbursement and CEUs available - Pre-tax benefits- Potential relocation costs of up to $12,500

The Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health Services provide person centered mental health services to those between the ages of 6 and 18 who have a serious emotional disturbance and whose needs exceed the resource capacities of their families and local communities. It also provides mental health services to clients age 18 to 21 who continue to require treatment. Children and adolescents from throughout the state are referred by county social services, corrections, private hospitals, parents, treatment facilities, schools, and third party payers. Willmar is prepared to treat young people with highly complex diagnostic and treatment needs. Willmar is surrounded by a multitude of recreational lakes, recreational trails, and good, workable soil provides the natural foundation for success. Diversity is the key - Willmars residents reflect Caucasian, Black, American Indian, Asian, Hispanic, and Somalian cultures, with many families claiming two or more races. Willmar has been dubbed the 19th most livable metropolitan city in the nation in Life in Americas Small Cities, and made Demographics Dailys dream town list. The later assessed Willmar positively in each of its eight criteria: vitality, support of good jobs, freedom from stress, connection to cultural mainstream, support for schools, access to health care, low cost of living and small-town character.Job Description:Deliver person-centered advanced practice nursing care in the assessment and diagnosis of CABHS patients, as well as the design and implementation of care plans and psychotherapeutic interventions with patients and families. Provide leadership to the multidisciplinary treatment team and foster a continuous learning environment. Maintain necessary credentials through timely continuing education. Qualifications:Licensure as a Registered Nurse in the State of Minnesota is mandatory. This position requires a masters degree from an accredited School of Nursing with ANCC certification as a Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Mental Health Family Nurse Practitioner, along with current authorization from the MN Board of Nursing to prescribe drugs and therapeutic devices. Excellent interpersonal skills are essential to establishing rapport with clients and families, while working in collaboration with staff and other health professionals. The Minnesota Department of Human Services is known for offering first-rate benefits, including: Up to 29 paid vacation days per year Disability insurance 13 sick days per year Life insurance 11 paid holidays Health and dental insurance Pension and retirement savings plan Long-term care insurance Tuition reimbursement and CEUs available Pre-tax benefits Potential relocation costs of up to $12,500

Work in a small, acute, inpatient psychiatric treatment facility designed to treat adults in acute psychiatric status and who require treatment in a safe environment.

Work in a small, acute, inpatient psychiatric treatment facility designed to treat adults in acute psychiatric status and who require treatment in a safe environment. The hospital provides an array of services, which include: Assessment of mental, social and physical health from multidisciplinary staff including physicians, advance practice registered nurses, nurses, psychologists, social workers and other rehabilitation therapists as appropriate. Active mental health treatment and programming including an introduction to the Illness Management and Recovery model of psychiatric care. This model is person centered and includes the family and community in the treatment planning and implementation. Duties: Diagnose and treat persons with mental illness and provide clinical direction and coordination of treatment to patients served at a CBHH and to serve as the on-site senior clinical person for the CBHH.Alexandria: At the forefront of greater Minnesota communities, Alexandria is strategically located in the heart of West Central Minnesota along the Interstate 94 transportation corridor. Close proximity to the Twin Cities and Fargo-Moorhead, and a well educated labor force; make Alexandria a city to relocate to. The Alexandria Lakes Area offers the best of all worlds: unlimited access to the outdoors, small town hospitality and spirit, & big city conveniences and opportunities. Alexandria is also a regional center for healthcare, providing a large multispecialty medial community.Qualifications: Minnesota license as a RN, certification with a national professional nursing organization as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner or as Psychiatric Mental Health Clinical Nurse Specialist. Persons wishing to express interest must have a valid drivers license and must have completed, or be able to pass/perform, the following: CPR, First Aid, and Therapeutic Intervention. Able to meet requirements to prescribe medications according to Minnesota Practice Act. Benefits: The states contribution toward your insurance, retirement, and Medicare and Social Security benefits is 30 percent of your salary. Not including the cost of vacation time, holidays, sick leave, and other benefits. Employees earn 11 paid holidays per year. Health insurance is free to employees who work 3/4 time or more. Nurses who work part-time and who work at least 50% of the time are eligible for health and dental insurance. We also are offering to pay relocation cost of up to $12,500. Tuition reimbursement and a chance to earn CEUs is available.

We are a sophisticated, innovative care system serving adults who are mentally ill. Our APRNs are supported by a talented team of clinicians including psychiatrist, nurses, psychologists, social workers, and other rehabilitation therapists as appropriate. Work in a small, acute, inpatient psychiatric community behavioral health hospital (CBHH) designed to treat adults in acute psychiatric status and who require treatment in a safe environment. The hospital provides an array of services, which include: Assessment of mental, social and physical health from multidisciplinary staff. Active mental health treatment and programming including an introduction to the Illness Management and Recovery model of psychiatric care. This model is person centered and includes the family and community in the treatment planning and implementation. Minnesota is a very favorable practice state for APRNs. Housing is plentiful and affordable. The caliber of education and social services is among the highest in the nation. Communities here offer a wide variety of indoor and outdoor cultural, entertainment and recreational activities. Minnesota is also known for its large and diverse medical community offering many opportunities to network with your peers in psychiatry and other nursing specialties.Duties: Function as a Hospitalist delivering person-centered advanced practice nursing care in the assessment and diagnosis of persons with mental illness. Provide clinical direction and coordination of treatment to patients served at a CBHH and to serve as the on-site senior clinical person for the CBHH with the support of other team members.Qualifications: Licensure or license eligible as a RN in the State of Minnesota. A masters degree from an accredited School of Nursing with ANCC certification as an Adult Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner or as Psychiatric Mental Health Clinical Nurse Specialist. Must have current authorization to prescribe drugs and therapeutic devices. The Minnesota Department of Human Services is known for offering first-rate benefits. We also are offering to pay relocation cost of up to $12,500. Tuition reimbursement and a chance to earn CEUs is available.