Locums - NP Psychiatry - Warm Springs, MT
Updated 12/02/25
Montana, Montana, United States
Nurse Practitioner
Psychiatric-Mental Health
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Job at a glance
Degree Required
MSN/MSRN
Position Type
Locums/Travel
Work Environment
Hospital
Inpatient
Visa Sponsorship
No
Experience Level
2 years
Job description
Job description
Start Date: 5/25 - will pay to expedite the credentialing process
Contract Length: 3-6 months
Shift Details: 4x10s days
Schedule: Fulltime
Looking for Locums or Locums to Perm
Minimum experience required: 2 years
MT License in hand preferred
On Call: One weekend in 4 working days overnight, and 1-2 weekday nights
Support staff: RN's, LPN's
Patients per day: 10-15
Patient population/age: 18-89
Hospital bed size: 155
Contract Length: 3-6 months
Shift Details: 4x10s days
Schedule: Fulltime
Looking for Locums or Locums to Perm
Minimum experience required: 2 years
MT License in hand preferred
On Call: One weekend in 4 working days overnight, and 1-2 weekday nights
Support staff: RN's, LPN's
Patients per day: 10-15
Patient population/age: 18-89
Hospital bed size: 155
Job Responsibilities
A. Direct Patient Care 50%
• Evaluates patients to assess medical diagnosis.
• Plans and prescribes patient treatment and medication administration and management.
• Assesses response to treatment and makes appropriate adjustments.
• Evaluates patients for side effects and unintended consequences of treatment and attempts to address.
• Consults with psychiatrists and other Licensed Healthcare Practitioners regarding patient treatment and care needs.
• Consults with and refers to primary care physicians in the Hospital's medical clinic as indicated.
B. Unit and Hospital Treatment Team Functions 35%
• Communicates assessed patient physical/medical needs and makes treatment recommendations to the treatment team.
• Prescribes treatment and rehabilitation services to be provided by others in the organization.
• Provides pertinent clinical information to aftercare providers through completion of the admission history and physical (H&P) clinical evaluation and documentation, consultation requests, and provision of other pertinent information relative to a diagnosis of a patient.
• Refers patients to physicians or consultants as needed.
Collaborates with other members of unit treatment teams to develop a treatment program for patients who come under their care.
• Completes documentation, writes reports, develops treatment plans, conducts evaluations as required by Hospital policies and state and federal regulations and standards.
• Carries out on-call responsibilities, providing coverage for medical clinic and works in concert with the on-call psychiatric provider.
C. Treatment Team Responsibilities 10%
• Consults and collaborates with the nursing staff on medical progress or problems of individual patients.
• Promotes professional development and meets standards of licensure and accreditation.
• Offers general assistance to patient’s family/visitors, and other authorized visitors to address direct patient care and to promote an understanding of patient care as a provider
• Maintains confidentiality related to patient information and medical records to ensure the rights of hospitalized individuals.
• Cooperates with other staff and demonstrates respect for other employees, which contributes to a positive and efficient working environment.
• Complies with Department, Division, and Unit policy and/or direction and consults as needed or required with supervisors to obtain clarification or address concerns to ensure the provision of appropriate patient care and treatment.
• Performs all work tasks in a proper and safe manner following established policies, general safety rules, and safe operating procedures.
D. Hospital Wide Peer Services 5%
• Serves on hospital committees as assigned by the Medical Director or the Hospital Administrator.
• Participates in, and provides for other staff, continuing education and training programs.
• Participates, as a voting member in medical staff activities, providing input into hospital policy and patient care issues.
• Consults with other professionals including physicians, APRN’s, nurses, psychologists, social workers, and attorneys as needed to make patient care decisions.
Qualifications
• Masters’ Degree from an accredited APRN program as an Advanced Practice Nurse.
• Licensed as APRN in the State of Montana; prescriptive authority with assignment of DEA number.
• Two years of experience providing patient care preferably as a Family Nurse Practitioner.
Must be licensed or eligible for licensure as a Family Nurse Practitioner by the State of Montana.
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