Provide forensic psychiatric nursing at West 5th Campus in Hamilton Mountain, using assessment, therapeutic communication, and crisis intervention skills. This is an in-person, full-time role.
As a Registered Practical Nurse in Forensic Assessment Mountain 3, you will support mentally disordered offenders under Registered Nurse direction. The nursing team provides basic assessments, treatments, preventative education, and supportive care. Your practice will follow College of Nurses of Ontario standards and support risk management, treatment, and rehabilitation.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide basic nursing assessments, treatments, and supportive care
- Support mentally disordered offenders under Registered Nurse direction
- Apply therapeutic communication and counselling techniques in practice
- Document care and assessment reports according to standards
- Promote recovery while reducing restraint and seclusion use
Requirements:
- Current College of Nurses of Ontario registration
- Registered Practical Nurse educational program completion
- At least one year recent psychiatric mental health experience
- Current CPR, Asepsis Techniques, and Medication Administration certification
- CPI Crisis Prevention Training completion or clinical orientation completion
Apply forensic psychiatric nursing, crisis intervention, and therapeutic communication skills as a Registered Practical Nurse at West 5th Campus.
Forensic Psychiatric Registered Practical Nurse employer: St. Joe's
At SJHH, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that values the well-being and professional growth of our Registered Nurses in the Forensic Outpatient Program. Located in the vibrant Hamilton Mountain area, we offer a supportive work culture that emphasizes collaboration, continuous learning, and a commitment to mental health advocacy. Our nurses benefit from competitive compensation, comprehensive training opportunities, and a strong focus on person-centred care, making it a rewarding environment for those passionate about making a difference in the lives of individuals with complex mental health needs.
