Inpatient Young Adult Unit Registered Nurse (RN) in Avon, CT

Join Our Team at Hartford HealthCare Every moment matters in healthcare. Join a team where over 40,000 colleagues work with pride, knowing they are making a difference every day. Experience the satisfaction of being part of Connecticut's most comprehensive healthcare network. The Greater Manchester Region serves approximately 300,000 residents through Manchester Memorial Hospital, a community hospital with 249 beds, Rockville General Hospital with 102 beds, and a large multispecialty provider group. Position Summary: As a Registered Nurse in the Inpatient Young Adult Unit, you will deliver high-quality, patient-centered care utilizing the nursing process. You’ll participate in coordinating care within an interdisciplinary team and will respond swiftly and effectively to changes in patient conditions. You will maintain a safe and structured environment, implementing age-specific behavioral management practices and creating a compassionate atmosphere through our Core Values of Teamwork, Respect, and Communication. Qualifications: • Graduation from an accredited Nursing program and current Registered Nurse license in Connecticut. • Training in de-escalation techniques and certification during the onboarding process. • Obtain RQI certification within three months of hire and maintain clinical competency. Competencies: • Effective communication skills in English, both verbal and written. • Basic computer proficiency. • Ability to respond efficiently during patient emergencies, including the use of restraint when necessary. Key Responsibilities: • Conduct comprehensive assessments of patient needs, addressing psychosocial, physical, and cultural aspects. • Evaluate and manage pain, educating patients and families on pain management strategies. • Develop, revise, and assess individualized treatment plans involving patient and family input. • Administer medications safely and accurately, with knowledge of psychotropic drugs and their appropriateness. • Deliver patient care in a safe environment, promoting positive outcomes. • Document nursing processes and care responses effectively and timely. • Demonstrate flexibility and organizational skills while managing stressful situations. • Create teaching plans based on learning needs and evaluate their effectiveness with family participation. • Practice autonomously with evidence-based standards and contribute to the professional development of peers. • Maintain a therapeutic environment and uphold patients' privacy needs. • Use psychological and physical management techniques effectively during crisis situations. • Participate in emergency response codes and attend refresher training sessions. • Set appropriate limits and maintain professional boundaries with patients. • Collaborate with the treatment team to address the comprehensive needs of patients. • Provide psychotherapeutic treatment and lead educational and therapy groups. Your Career Matters to Us With multiple locations across the state, Hartford HealthCare offers numerous opportunities for career growth and development. Join us in bringing innovative treatments and education to our communities. We prioritize a work-life balance through a competitive benefits program. Every moment matters in your career—let this be your moment.