Clinical Nurse I, Inpatient

Overview

The Neurobehavioral Unit (NBU) is a unique 16- bed unit dedicated to the assessment and treatment of children and young adults with severe treatment-resistant behavioral disorders. The NBU serves patients with a variety of diagnoses including: autism spectrum disorder developmental delay intellectual disability sleep disorders seizure disorders feeding disorders stereotypic movement disorder with self-injurious behavior and various genetic metabolic and chromosomal disorders. The NBU has served patients from across the country and around the world offering a specialized integrated and targeted application of behavioral and pharmacological interventions.

This position is 36 hours per week three 12-hour shifts Day(7:00am-7:30pm)/ Late Day (11:00am-11:30pm)/ Night (7:00pm-7:30am) rotation

Benefits You Will Receive

• $10500/year tuition advancement/reimbursement for employees earning undergrad and graduate degrees (pro-rated for 16-39 hours/week)
• 50% college tuition grant for dependents up to $32000/year for eligible employees budgeted 30-40 hours per week who have 5 years of service or more.
• Recently increased differentials
• Student loan repayment for employees budgeted 30-40 hours per week ($100 per month up to $10500)
• Bonus incentive for a masters degree
• Bonus incentive for nursing certification
• Medical Dental Vision (active the month after you attend HR) most places make you wait 3-6 months)
• Enhanced Mental Health Benefits
• 401K Automatic 3% employer-funded base contribution with additional 1.5%-3% based on years of service
• Sick and Vacation accrual upon first day of work
• Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (Child Care Spending Account)
• $2000 for each eligible child through the age of 6; $600 for each child age 7-10
• Self-scheduling
• Progressive Career Ladder with salary increase
• Program to earn free CEUs
• Free secure and monitored parking

Responsibilities

Demonstrating competent patient and family-centered care. Showing culture competence while working with patients and families from across the United States and around the world. Maintaining effective communication with the interdisciplinary team. Being evidence-based practice driven to deliver the highest quality of care to all patients on the unit.

Qualifications

Education: Graduation from an accredited school of nursing. BSN or enrolled in a BSN program to be completed within 2 ½ years of hiring date.

Experience: Experience with pediatric and/or developmentally disabled population preferred.

License: Active unencumbered Registered Nurse license from Maryland or a compact state.

Certification: Current CPR certification that included hands on skills